What should a driver do once arriving at their final destination?

Conducting a post-trip inspection is essential for ensuring the safety and maintenance of the school bus. This inspection allows the driver to check for any issues that may have arisen during the trip, such as problems with the bus's systems, cleanliness, or any items left on board by students.

By performing this inspection, drivers can identify and rectify potential safety hazards, ensuring that the bus is in good condition for the next trip and that students have not left behind any personal belongings. This practice promotes a responsible and proactive approach to student safety and vehicle management.

The other choices do not prioritize safety or responsibility. For instance, simply parking the bus and leaving without further actions overlooks the necessary checks and could lead to safety risks. Allowing students to exit without supervision poses serious safety concerns, as it’s vital to ensure that all students are accounted for before they leave the bus. Turning off the bus and walking away fails to maintain a safe environment and neglects reasonable procedures for securing the vehicle after use.