What is the most dangerous area around a school bus for students?

a.Inside the bus

b.The area directly behind the exhaust

c.The danger zone, especially directly in front of and behind the bus

d.The area 50 feet away from the bus

Explanation

The most dangerous areas are within the danger zone, especially directly in front of and behind the bus where the driver has the least visibility. Students in these areas are at the greatest risk of being struck.

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