Question 1932 · Bus theory test
What is the maximum height of a double-decker bus?
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Correct answer
4.57 metres.
Official explanation
You should always know the height of your vehicle, and bear it in mind when driving in areas with restricted heights, such as low and arch bridges, and bus garage doors. A collision could result in serious or fatal injury to passengers. The maximum permitted height is 4.57 metres.
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