Question 2012 · Bus theory test
What should a driver do when stopping to allow passengers get off the bus?
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Correct answer
Stop where the passengers getting off the bus will not be in danger from other traffic.
Official explanation
Drivers should only allow passengers to get on and off the bus on the nearside (left side) when it is stopped in a legal, safe and convenient place.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Alighting From or Getting on or off the Vehicle
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