What should be done with loose objects inside the bus?

Securing loose objects inside the bus is essential for ensuring the safety of all passengers and the driver. When the bus is in motion, unsecured items can become dangerous projectiles, potentially causing injury to passengers or distracting the driver. To mitigate these risks, all loose items must be properly secured. This could involve placing items in designated storage areas or using straps or containers designed to keep them in place. Ensuring that the bus interior is clear of unsecured objects supports a safe travel environment and helps maintain focus on safe driving practices.

Stacking objects neatly, discarding them, or placing them in the driver's compartment does not effectively address the potential hazards posed by loose objects during transit. These alternatives may either lead to disorganization, create more hazards, or distract the driver, which can compromise safety. Thus, securing items is the best practice for pre-trip inspection and overall safety on the bus.