Do the FWD and AFT flight attendants have different exits during an evacuation on the CRJ 700?

In a CRJ 700, the forward (FWD) and aft (AFT) flight attendants are trained to use different exits during an evacuation. The design of the aircraft requires that the FWD flight attendant primarily operates the forward doors, while the AFT flight attendant is responsible for the rear exits. This division of responsibilities ensures that the evacuation process is streamlined and can happen simultaneously at both ends of the aircraft, minimizing the risk of overcrowding at a single exit point and facilitating a safer and more efficient evacuation. Each flight attendant's designated exit aligns with protocols established for aircraft safety and is crucial for effective crowd management during emergencies.