What should a bus driver do if there is a behavior problem on the bus?

A bus driver should wait until safely unloaded before dealing with a behavior problem on the bus because ensuring the safety of all passengers, including the driver, is the paramount concern. Addressing issues while in motion can divert attention from driving, increasing the risk of an accident or compromising safety. Handling the situation after the bus has come to a complete stop allows the driver to focus entirely on the problematic behavior without the distraction of operating the vehicle. This method also creates a safer environment for all passengers, as the bus will no longer be in motion, reducing potential hazards associated with addressing disruptions while driving. Properly managing behavior issues after unloading fosters a more organized and secure atmosphere for all.