Why is the danger zone considered wider on a school bus than the blind spot area on a typical passenger car?

Pick an answer

1. The bus's larger size and height create bigger blind areas immediately around the vehicle
2. School buses have smaller blind spots than passenger cars, because the driver sits so high above the road
3. This concern applies only to buses without any exterior mirrors
4. The danger zone is identical in size regardless of vehicle type

Correct!

Not quite. The correct answer is highlighted.