Delaware CDL Passenger case studies
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The Delaware CDL Passenger endorsement (P) is the credential a commercial driver adds to a Delaware Commercial Driver's License to legally carry passengers in vehicles such as buses, motor coaches, and passenger vans. It is written for drivers who already hold or are working toward a CDL and intend to work for transit agencies, school or charter operators, or shuttle services. The Delaware CDL Passenger case studies are 5 cases and about 2,895 words.
1Loading at the Casino: Count, Securement, and Aisle Blockage
You are driving a 47-passenger charter bus with air brakes on a casino trip. At the 10:15 PM stop, 42 passengers are on board, including three wheelchair users and two passengers using walkers.
582 words, about 3 min2Pre-Trip Air Leak on a Cold Morning Coach
You are doing a pre-trip inspection on a 2019 MCI J4500 passenger coach equipped with air brakes. The engine has been off for 10 minutes.
618 words, about 3 min3Night Crossing with a Lowering Gate and an Approaching Train
You are driving a 40-foot passenger bus with 38 passengers, including 6 children, on a rural two-lane road at night. You approach a railroad-highway crossing with flashing red lights and a gate.
587 words, about 3 min4Vaping, Standees, and a Blocked Exit on I-95
You are driving a 56-passenger motorcoach on I-95 near Wilmington at 65 mph with 51 passengers. A passenger in row 12 is vaping, and the aisle emergency exit row has a large stowed carry-on in front of it.
574 words, about 3 min5Brake Smoke and Falling Air Pressure on a Mountain Grade
You are driving a 30-passenger bus with air brakes down a 7-mile 7% grade. Near the bottom, you smell burning rubber and see smoke from the right rear wheel.
534 words, about 3 min