Why should evacuation drills include practice using the rear emergency door and any roof hatches, not just the front door?

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1. Only the front door is ever actually used during a real emergency evacuation
2. Rear door and hatch drills matter only for buses used on long-distance routes, where the front door is used less often
3. Practicing other exits has no bearing on evacuation preparedness
4. Students need to be familiar with every available exit in case the front door is not usable during a real emergency

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