What should be done if a bus driver's vision is impaired during driving?

When a bus driver's vision is impaired during driving, the most appropriate action is to stop the bus in a safe location and assess the situation. This response ensures the safety of all passengers and other road users. Continuing to drive despite impaired vision can lead to accidents, endangering lives. Stopping allows the driver to take the necessary time to evaluate the source of the impairment and determine the best course of action, whether it’s waiting for conditions to improve, adjusting their seating or mirrors, or seeking assistance if the issue can't be resolved safely while on the road.

Addressing the impairment before resuming driving is crucial. It underscores the importance of proactive safety measures and the responsibility drivers have to ensure a clear line of sight while operating a vehicle, especially one as large and impactful as a school bus.