This comes on top of other difficult tasks such as controlling activities on the bus opening and shutting the doors and checking and securing surroundings at each stop.
Adjust the seat until there is comfortable reach to the pedals and steering wheel arms should be at angle.
The entire back should be able to rest against the seat for support.
The front of the seat should not press into the back of the knee.
Thighs should be supported by the seat.
Ensure the seat and the beneath are in good condition.
Give the time to adjust once the trip is complete get out, walk around, stretch and loosen up.
Take care to exit the vehicle safely using the provided grab bars and steps...
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