Question 1940 · Bus theory test
Is the holder of a Category D or D1 learner permit allowed to carry passengers for payment or reward while driving a bus?
Pick an answer to test yourself.
Correct answer
No.
Official explanation
The holder of a learner permit driving a car, van, bus or coach must not carry any passengers for payment of any kind.
- Topic
- Legal matters / rules of the road · Licensing
Practise this topic in the app
Free demo questions for every topic, progress saved, a full mock exam in the official format.
Got it wrong, or had to think? That is one of 848 questions the bus theory test can draw from. Sit the bus mock exam in the official format (100 questions, 120 minutes, pass mark 74) and see how many more you would miss.
Related questions
- Who is required to hold a Road Passenger Transport Operator’s Licence?
- Is a driver who holds a full Category D licence restricted to automatic transmission (code 78) permitted to drive a conventional manual bus or coach on that licence?
- What is the maximum permitted speed on a motorway of a double-decker bus or minibus (having passenger accommodation for more than 8 persons) and which is not designed to carry standing passengers?
- What is the maximum permitted speed on a dual carriageway of a double-deck, single deck or coach which is not designed to carry standing passengers?
- What is the maximum permitted speed on a dual carriageway of a single-decker bus or minibus (having passenger accommodation for more than 8 persons) and which is not designed to carry standing passengers?
- Which of the following is a minimum rest period option that an international coach tour driver must take before using the 12 day rule?