Question 1931 · Bus theory test
When dealing with a passenger with a learning disability, a driver should…
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Correct answer
be patient and explain more than once if needed.
Official explanation
Being patient and explaining more than once if needed helps to ensure that a passenger with a learning disability understands what you are saying and has a comfortable experience.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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