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A Class 2 driver notices a passenger experiencing a medical emergency on the bus. What should be their immediate priority?
In a medical emergency, the driver's immediate priority is to ensure the safety of the patient and other passengers by pulling over and seeking appropriate assi
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Question: A Class 2 driver notices a passenger experiencing a medical emergency on the bus. What should be their immediate priority?
Answer options: ✅ Safely pull over the bus and assess the situation while seeking help.
- Continue to the next stop to avoid disrupting the schedule.
- Ask other passengers for medical advice.
- Direct the passenger to call emergency services themselves.
Correct answer: Safely pull over the bus and assess the situation while seeking help.
Explanation: In a medical emergency, the driver's immediate priority is to ensure the safety of the patient and other passengers by pulling over and seeking appropriate assistance.
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