Question 2008 · Bus theory test
A dog which is used by a person with a physical, hidden or learning disability is a/an…
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assistance dog.
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Assistance dogs are trained to undertake practical tasks to support a person with a disability. An assistance dog for a person with a physical, hidden or learning disability acts as a calming focus, enabling a person to remain safe and feel secure in places the person may find challenging.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Carrying Passengers
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