Revision question · Carrying passengers

Your bus is fitted with seat belts. When should a seated passenger aged 14 or over, with no applicable exemption, wear one while travelling?

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During journeys of more than 20 minutes

Only when travelling in EU countries

Only when travelling on motorways

At all times

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A seated passenger aged 14 or over must use the fitted belt unless an applicable exemption applies. This is not limited to motorways or journeys over a particular duration. A belt reduces the risk of being thrown into interior fittings during a collision or sudden braking.

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Rule 99Highway Code rule · The corrected prompt states a seated passenger aged 14 or over without an exemption; journey length and motorway use do not determine whether the belt is needed.

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