Why should a driver treat the post-trip child check as equally important on a route with very few students as on a route with many?

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1. Smaller routes present no risk of a student being left behind
2. A single overlooked child represents just as serious a risk regardless of how many students were on board that trip
3. The child check is relevant only on routes serving more than twenty students, since a small route is easy to keep track of
4. Routes with fewer students require a less thorough post-trip check

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