Safer Bus Journeys · 03

Knowledge check

Five questions mix knowledge, awareness and decision-making. This is learning progress, not a test of real-world competence.

1. The bus is arriving and the stop is across the road. What should guide your decision?The normal safe crossing routine, even if the bus leavesThe bus timetableHow fast you can run

2. When should you approach to get on a bus?While it is still rollingOnly after it has stopped to let passengers boardWhenever the doors are visible

3. Why should you look both ways before stepping into a lane beside a bus?Cyclists or other permitted traffic may approach, sometimes from an unexpected directionThe bus might change colourThe lane is always empty at a stop

4. A bus blocks your view after you get off. Where should you cross?Directly in front of itDirectly behind itAfter it moves away, at a place with a clear view in both directions

5. You must step onto part of the roadway to get on or off. What comes first?Check that you will not obstruct traffic or create dangerAssume every vehicle has stoppedStep out quickly without looking

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