7-2 Safety Features and Equipment
PA-1652 Operator's Manual H3-45 Coach
EMERGENCY EXITS
Locate and learn how to use all possible
emergency exits. It is good practice to inform
passengers of the location of exits and how to
use them in case of an emergency.
SIDE WINDOWS
Most of the side windows can be opened from the
inside to serve as emergency exits. A decal
located on the bottom of each passenger window
indicates the location of the nearest emergency
exit. The emergency exit windows arrangement is
slightly different on a vehicle equipped with a
wheelchair lift system.
FIGURE 1: EMERGENCY EXIT WINDOWS
To open a side window emergency exit, tilt up the
release bar and push the bottom of the window
outwards, as illustrated below. The window is
hinged from the top and will not fall out.
To close the window, tilt up the release bar and
pull the window back. Push down the release bar
to lock shut.
FIGURE 2: SIDE WINDOW EMERGENCY EXIT
ROOF HATCH
Two roof hatches serve as emergency exits.
They are designed to be opened by occupants
and are installed on the roof at the front and the
rear of the vehicle. In case of an emergency,
push the ventilation hatch upward (1). Turn knob
¼ turn (arrow pointing “TO EXIT”) and then push
knob to release the hatch (2). Push the escape
hatch outwards (3). A decal with operating
instructions is located on the hatch.
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