A Class 2 driver operating a school bus must conduct a 'mirror check' to ensure all children have cleared the bus. When should this check be performed?

Question: A Class 2 driver operating a school bus must conduct a 'mirror check' to ensure all children have cleared the bus. When should this check be performed?

Answer options: ✅ Before moving the bus after children have exited or boarded, and after retracting the stop arm.

• Only when children are visibly walking in front of the bus.
• Upon arriving at the bus stop, before opening the door.
• Only at the end of the route, after all children have exited.

Correct answer: Before moving the bus after children have exited or boarded, and after retracting the stop arm.

Explanation: A thorough mirror check is vital to ensure no children are in the 'danger zones' around the bus before moving, especially after loading or unloading, as part of school bus safety protocols.