60. Course 20. Fill In The Blank Questions - TCRP Legal Research Digest 24: Transit Bus Stops: Ownership, Liability and Access

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Fill In The Blank Questions - TCRP Legal Research Digest 24: Transit Bus  

Stops: Ownership, Liability and Access  

Monday, February 2, 2026  

9:03 PM  

SET 1 — 20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Random Order)  

1. A transit agency may be protected from lawsuits when making a __________ decision.  

discretionary  

2. A revocable permission to place a bus stop on private land is called a __________. license  

3. Unsafe physical conditions at a bus stop may create __________ liability. premises  

4. A durable, non-revocable right to use private land is an __________. easement  

5. Cities regulate the public right-of-way through their __________ power. police  

6. ADA requires a firm, stable, slip-resistant __________ area. boarding  

7. A property owner may withdraw permission for a bus stop through __________. revocation  

8. The legal duty to maintain safe conditions is known as the __________ of care. duty  

9. A blocked view that increases crash risk is a __________ obstruction. sightline  

10. When multiple parties share maintenance duties, they may have __________ liability. shared  

11. A contract requiring one party to protect another from loss is called __________. indemnification  

12. Transit agencies operate in the ROW through __________ authority. access  

13. A government decision lacking rational basis may be considered __________ and capricious.  

arbitrary  

14. Failure to inspect or repair hazards is a form of operational __________. negligence  

15. A contract defining who cleans and repairs a bus stop is a __________ agreement. maintenance  

16. Courts may review access disputes through the process of judicial __________. review  

17. The legal concept linking a design decision to harm is __________ cause. proximate  

18. A conflict over transit access on private land is an access __________. dispute  

19. The system-wide ADA requirement ensuring overall usability is called program __________.  

accessibility  

20. Allocating curb space among competing uses is known as __________ management. curb  

  SET 2 — 20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Random  

Order)  

1. A transit agency must follow accepted engineering practices to meet the standard of __________.  

care  

2. A temporary, revocable right to use private land is a __________ agreement. license  

3. Cities control streets and sidewalks through their __________ jurisdiction. regulatory  

4. A legal right to use another’s land for transit is an __________. easement  

5. Unsafe conditions that cause injury fall under __________ liability. premises  

6. A blocked driver or pedestrian view is a __________ obstruction. sightline  

7. Removing physical obstacles for ADA compliance is called barrier __________. removal  

8. A property owner may end access through __________. revocation  

9. A contract assigning responsibility for upkeep is a __________ agreement. maintenance  

10. A government action without rational basis is __________ and capricious. arbitrary  

11. Transit agencies rely on __________ authority to operate in the ROW. access  

12. A legal conflict over bus stop placement is an access __________. dispute  

13. The legal duty to act safely is the __________ of care. duty  

14. Failure to inspect or repair hazards is operational __________. negligence  

15. A clause protecting one party from liability is called __________. indemnification  

16. A firm, stable, slip-resistant pad is an accessible __________ area. boarding  

17. Courts evaluate government actions through judicial __________. review  

18. When multiple parties share responsibility, they may have __________ liability. shared  

19. The constitutional rules governing speech at bus stops fall under the public __________ doctrine.  

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forum  

20. Allocating curb space among uses is known as __________ management. curb  

  SET 3 — 20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Random  

Order)  

1. A durable right to use private land for transit is an __________. easement  

2. A revocable permission for a bus stop is a __________. license  

3. Cities regulate the ROW using their __________ power. police  

4. Unsafe conditions at a bus stop relate to __________ liability. premises  

5. A blocked view that creates danger is a __________ obstruction. sightline  

6. ADA requires a safe, stable __________ area for boarding. boarding  

7. A contract assigning cleaning and repair duties is a __________ agreement. maintenance  

8. A government decision lacking rational basis is __________ and capricious. arbitrary  

9. A legal conflict over bus stop access is an access __________. dispute  

10. The legal duty to maintain safe conditions is the __________ of care. duty  

11. Failure to perform inspections is operational __________. negligence  

12. A clause protecting one party from liability is __________. indemnification  

13. Transit agencies operate in the ROW through __________ authority. access  

14. Removing obstacles for ADA compliance is barrier __________. removal  

15. Courts evaluate actions through judicial __________. review  

16. When multiple parties share responsibility, they have __________ liability. shared  

17. A property owner may withdraw permission through __________. revocation  

18. The legal link between a design decision and harm is __________ cause. proximate  

19. Allocating curb space among uses is __________ management. curb  

20. Constitutional speech rules at bus stops fall under the public __________ doctrine. forum  

  SET 4 — 20 Fill-in-the-Blank Questions (Random  

Order)  

1. A temporary, revocable right to place a bus stop is a __________. license  

2. A durable right to use private land is an __________. easement  

3. Cities regulate streets and sidewalks through their __________ power. police  

4. Unsafe conditions fall under __________ liability. premises  

5. ADA requires a firm, stable __________ area. boarding  

6. A blocked view creating danger is a __________ obstruction. sightline  

7. A contract defining upkeep duties is a __________ agreement. maintenance  

8. A government action without rational basis is __________ and capricious. arbitrary  

9. A legal conflict over bus stop access is an access __________. dispute  

10. The obligation to act safely is the __________ of care. duty  

11. Failure to inspect or repair hazards is operational __________. negligence  

12. A clause protecting a party from liability is __________. indemnification  

13. Transit agencies operate in the ROW through __________ authority. access  

14. Removing physical obstacles is barrier __________. removal  

15. Courts evaluate decisions through judicial __________. review  

16. When multiple parties share responsibility, they have __________ liability. shared  

17. A property owner may end permission through __________. revocation  

18. The legal link between design and harm is __________ cause. proximate  

19. Allocating curb space is known as __________ management. curb  

20. Constitutional speech rules at bus stops fall under the public __________ doctrine. forum  

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