Question 1951 · Bus theory test
When dealing with a passenger with a visual impairment a driver should…
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Correct answer
tell them if there is anything blocking their way as they get on or off the bus.
Official explanation
Alerting a passenger with a visual impairment to the presence of any obstacles in their path helps ensure they get on or off the bus safely.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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