Revision question · Leaving the vehicle

When parking a bus with air suspension, which situation needs particular allowance for possible body movement?

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When you're passing animals or horse riders

When you're travelling up a steep gradient

When you're parked close to another vehicle

When you're driving in falling snow

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When you're parked close to another vehicleThis was the right answer

The body may move as air suspension changes when the bus is parked or started. Leave clearance from other vehicles, buildings and street furniture. Follow the actual bus’s suspension procedure.

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Keep the body clear of nearby obstaclesReviewed guidance summary · Current DVSA bus parking guidance directly confirms the exact body-clearance mechanism.

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