Revision question · Carrying passengers

How can a bus driver show care for their passengers?

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By taking fares while moving, to save time

By reaching destinations early

By not speaking when taking fares

By stopping close to the kerb

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By stopping close to the kerbThis was the right answer

At bus stops, stop close to the kerb, where it's safe and convenient for your passengers to get on and off. Accelerating as you move off can easily unsteady a passenger. Try to wait until all passengers are seated or settled before moving off.

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Finish boarding checks before moving offReviewed guidance summary · The safe offered stopping position is close to the kerb, not beside railings, grass or a casually chosen passenger waiting place.

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