How should you transport students with mobility devices to ensure safe boarding and alighting?

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Multiple Choice

How should you transport students with mobility devices to ensure safe boarding and alighting?

Explanation:
Safe boarding and alighting for students using mobility devices starts with using the wheelchair ramp or lift to bring the device onto the bus, rather than carrying the student or device by hand. Once the device is on board, secure it with the bus-approved tie-downs at the designated anchors, and ensure the brakes are engaged and the student is safely seated with the proper seat belt or harness. The device must be secured before the bus moves to prevent shifting or tipping during transit. Also keep the aisle clear and make sure the student remains properly seated throughout the trip. This approach provides stable access during boarding and reliable restraint during travel, meeting safety and accessibility requirements.

Safe boarding and alighting for students using mobility devices starts with using the wheelchair ramp or lift to bring the device onto the bus, rather than carrying the student or device by hand. Once the device is on board, secure it with the bus-approved tie-downs at the designated anchors, and ensure the brakes are engaged and the student is safely seated with the proper seat belt or harness. The device must be secured before the bus moves to prevent shifting or tipping during transit. Also keep the aisle clear and make sure the student remains properly seated throughout the trip. This approach provides stable access during boarding and reliable restraint during travel, meeting safety and accessibility requirements.

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