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Why is cutting closely in front of a transit bus especially risky for its passengers?
Correct answer: A hard stop can throw standing passengers off balance.
Why
Leave a predictable, generous gap around transit buses. A sudden lane change or pull-out can force harsh braking and cause standing passengers to fall.
Verified against MPI Driver's Handbook · Driving responsibly · p. 68
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