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Originally Posted by classB
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Originally Posted by RebelDarlin
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Originally Posted by classB
This is a question I am too embarrassed to ask at work. I see different bus drivers doing different things, and I don't know which is legal.
There is a road where the speed limit is 40 mph, it is a 4 lane road.
There is a school on this road, and there is a sign that says "Speed Limit 20 on school days when children are present".
I think in training class they said that even if children are not present, that we have to drive 20 mph. But I don't remember.
When I am in a group with other school busses doing charters nobody slows down. Everyone does 40mph. But I think because we're a school bus we have to slow down, even if there is no school that day and there are no children present.
When it is a school day we always do 20 mph. But I'm not sure what the law is when there is no school.
The law says on school days when children are present. If your company has a different policy you have to follow that. Why are you too embarrased to ask a question at work that clarifies your responsibilities?
Because everyone does things differently and I don't want to look like the dumb one asking a question I should know the answer to.
I don't want to tick anyone off at my job or make other drivers look bad. I just want to do the job right.
Clarifying your job responsibilty in NOT EVER a dumb question! If all of the drivers are doing something differently, that's a problem. Do you have a Safety Director/Manager that you can talk to? I'd rather have one of my drivers ask, than to keep doing it wrong!
Since most schools are just going back, now would be a good time to ask for clarification of the rules pertaining to School Zones. Actually I'm surprised that your company hasn't done that already.