Question 1928 · Bus theory test
Who is required to hold a Road Passenger Transport Operator’s Licence?
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Correct answer
A person or firm with a business involved in transporting persons by road for reward.
Official explanation
In order to operate a business involved in the transport of persons for reward by road, the operator must hold a Road Passenger Transport Operator’s Licence. For the full period of validity of the licence, the operator must employ a transport manager who holds a Certificate of Professional Competence in road passenger transport.
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- Legal matters / rules of the road · Licensing
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