Question 1978 · Bus theory test
In relation to the vehicle’s doors, what in particular should a driver be aware of when driving a bus?
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Correct answer
That the emergency doors should never be locked.
Official explanation
For safety and legal reasons, emergency doors must never be locked when a bus or coach is in service. In the event of a collision or an emergency, occupants egress will be impeded by locked doors.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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