Revision question · Carrying passengers

What should a bus driver do to help passengers have a good journey?

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Keep to the timetable regardless of comfort

Drive on before people are seated

Look ahead when issuing tickets

Be courteous and polite

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Be courteous and politeThis was the right answer

Nobody likes to be late, but you shouldn't let the pressure of your timetable make you feel you have to rush people. Being pleasant to your passengers and showing them some common courtesies will encourage them to use your service again.

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Finish boarding checks before moving offReviewed guidance summary · These test safety before punctuality, polite eye contact in the inspected fare-payment photo, helping with directions and finishing tickets before moving.

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