Why should a driver consider the specific hazard, such as a fire on one side of the bus, before directing all students out through the nearest exit?

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1. This concern applies only to hazards involving a mechanical malfunction
2. The nearest exit might actually be closer to the hazard, making a different exit safer despite being farther away
3. Exit choice should be based solely on which exit is used most often during drills
4. The nearest exit is always the safest choice regardless of where the hazard is, since it gets students out fastest

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