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Who is responsible for the safety of the passengers on a school bus?

  1. The passengers themselves

  2. The school principal

  3. The bus company

  4. The driver

The correct answer is: The driver

The driver is responsible for the safety of the passengers on a school bus. The passengers may play a role in their own safety, but ultimately it is the responsibility of the driver to ensure their well-being during the trip. The school principal has overarching responsibility for students' safety while on school property, but not specifically on the bus. The bus company may have some level of responsibility in maintaining the vehicle and ensuring it meets safety standards, but they are not directly responsible for the passengers. Overall, the driver is the one in charge of operating the bus safely and ensuring the safety of all passengers on board.

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