Pre-trip Inspection Report Form - Type Iii School Bus

The Pre-trip Inspection Report Form - Type III School Bus is used to document the inspection of a Type III school bus before it begins its trip. It helps ensure that the bus is safe and in compliance with regulations before transporting students.

The driver or operator usually files the Pre-trip Inspection Report Form for a Type III school bus.

FAQ

Q: What is a Pre-trip Inspection Report Form?
A: A Pre-trip Inspection Report Form is a document used to record the results of a pre-trip inspection of a Type III school bus.

Q: What is a Type III school bus?
A: A Type III school bus is a smaller-sized bus that typically has a passenger capacity of 10 to 30 students and is built on a cutaway van chassis.

Q: What is a pre-trip inspection?
A: A pre-trip inspection is a thorough check of the bus conducted by the driver before starting a trip to ensure that it is safe and in proper working condition.

Q: Why is a pre-trip inspection important?
A: A pre-trip inspection is important to identify any potential issues or defects with the bus that could compromise the safety of the driver, passengers, and other road users.

Q: Who is responsible for conducting a pre-trip inspection?
A: The driver of the school bus is responsible for conducting a pre-trip inspection before every trip.

Q: What does the Pre-trip Inspection Report Form include?
A: The Pre-trip Inspection Report Form includes sections to record information about the bus, such as the license plate number, mileage, and date of inspection. It also includes checklists for different parts of the bus, such as tires, brakes, lights, and emergency equipment, to ensure they are in proper working condition.

Q: What should the driver do if any defects are found during the pre-trip inspection?
A: If any defects are found during the pre-trip inspection, the driver should report them to the appropriate maintenance personnel or supervisor for repair before the bus is put into service.