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   Tail Swing Safety for School Bus Drivers #2569-DV
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Making a turn with a school bus is a procedure school bus drivers perform many times during the course of a day. One of the most important considerations during a turn is the tail swing of the bus, which occurs when the rear of the bus makes a wide arch during the turn. Without a proper understanding of the tail swing on each type of bus a driver may operate, the chances of hitting a vehicle, signpost, or other obstacle when turning is great. This video is hosted by a certified California school bus driver instructor and addresses tail swing in both conventional and transit type school buses. Demonstrations include:
  • Understanding the tail swing effect when making turns.
  • The difference of tail swing when driving a conventional versus transit bus.
  • Demonstrations in the field of stall backing.
  • How to avoid hitting problem objects during tail swing and other examples that explain tail swing.


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Leader's Guide

Leader's Guide

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