Why should students walk at least 10 feet away from the side of the bus?

a.To avoid splashing from puddles

b.To stay outside the danger zone where the driver can see them

c.To avoid exhaust fumes

d.To give other cars room to pass

Explanation

Walking at least 10 feet away from the side of the bus keeps students outside the danger zone. Within this zone, the driver may not be able to see them, increasing the risk of being struck by the bus.

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