Which of the following is NOT a reason to evacuate a bus?

a.An engine fire

b.The bus is stalled on railroad tracks

c.A minor disagreement between passengers

d.Hazardous material spill near the bus

Explanation

A minor disagreement between passengers does not warrant evacuation. Evacuation is necessary for life-threatening situations such as fire, the bus being stuck on railroad tracks, or nearby hazardous material incidents.

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