Which statement best describes the Load and Go procedure?

• A. After loading, go immediately to dispatch.
• B. Go to control booth and scan the area only after everyone is seated.
• C. Load the ride, then GO about your safety checks. Once safety checks are started, do not admit more riders.
• D. If you arrive loaded, leave. Not relevant.

Answer: (C)

Load and Go centers on loading riders efficiently while making safety verification a priority, and stopping new riders once safety checks have begun so the process stays controlled and thorough.

The correct statement describes loading the ride and then proceeding with safety checks right away, and explicitly states that once those safety checks start, no additional riders are admitted. This ensures every rider is properly restrained and the operator can complete all required checks without new passengers entering, which could interfere with the validation of restraints, seat belts, and clearances.

Other options don’t fit this safety-driven sequence. Dispatching immediately after loading skips the essential checks. Going to the control booth to scan the area only after everyone is seated delays the safety process. The last option is irrelevant to a real procedure and doesn’t reflect how loading and safety verification should work.