School Bus Pre-Trip Inspection
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2021
- Before a school bus leaves the yard, it must go through a thorough pre-trip inspection. This is what one looks like.
I recorded myself with a GoPro doing a pre-trip inspection on a school bus prior to a field trip. The second half of the video shows the drive to the school with the empty bus.
If you've ever been curious about how a school bus is operated, this may be interesting to you.
You never forget something you learned from someone other than a parent or teacher. I went to school during the energy crisis, with gas rationing, extended daylight saving time and constant reminders to turn off all unnecessary lights. One kid asked the school bus driver why he has the headlights on the middle of the day, thinking it is a waste of energy. The driver said, "Safety comes first. Then comes conservation."
The turn signal is so cool 😮
Awesome Video 😄☘️
When I was a kid, it said "Unlawful to pass while loading or unloading..." on the back of the bus. I misread the word as "unawful" meaning not awful, or okay.
3:00 Childhood memories that I completely forgot about just came back when I heard that sound
A LOT OF BLUE BIRD BUSES AND THOMAS BUSES ARE BECOMING OLD AND NEW! AND AT 3:00 I HEARD THAT SOUND!!!
Will i ever ride one of these kinds of buses at Andover elementary
14:52 Bus 76 Backing
I want this bus
Dang, thats alot of “blue birds”.
Fr
That’s Thomas busses
And a lot of Thomas's
“Please tell me this is a normal field trip”
- Arnold [via The Magic School Bus]
"With the Frizz? NO WAY!!!"
Can you be my bus driver
I have never saw such a clean school buses inside and out.
Can you do a video like this on the efx
I love this vid!!!!!!!!!
Corey snow i love that Thomas hdx
Gotta love Thomas am i right?
Pretty sure it’s an hdx
@@AirWasTaken Its a HDX
前面那根是做什麼用的
It’s a flat-nosed bus, meaning that it’s engine is centered or in the rear.
I don't know
This one is a rear engine, but some Type D (flat-nosed or "transit" types) do have front engines. There's a cover called the "doghouse" over them between the driver and the front door on front-engine flat-front buses.
@@theelectronichobbyist1639 thank u