Question 1994 · Bus theory test
What driving behaviour could result in passengers getting thrown about?
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Correct answer
Cornering harshly.
Official explanation
If you drive a bus, your main responsibility is to ensure the safety and comfort of your passengers. Read the road ahead and plan well in advance for braking and stopping and for changes in direction. This style of driving will help to ensure that you brake smoothly and turn at a speed that does not inconvenience or endanger your passengers.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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