Question 144 of 160

Why should a driver avoid turning around to address a disruptive student while the bus is in motion?

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Addressing students while driving has no effect on the driver's attention to the road
Taking eyes off the road, even briefly, increases the risk of a collision or missing a road hazard
Turning around briefly is always a safe and effective way to manage a disruptive student, since a moment's glance is harmless
This concern applies only when driving above 45 mph

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Correct answer to question 144 (School Bus): Taking eyes off the road, even briefly, increases the risk of a collision or missing a road hazard

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Even a brief moment of looking away from the road to address a student can be enough to miss a hazard or cause a collision, so a driver should manage the situation without turning around while the bus is moving, using other means like mirrors or a calm verbal warning.

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