Revision question · Carrying passengers

You're driving a bus carrying passengers at night. Why should you always switch on the interior lights?

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It will help you see the road ahead

So that passengers can see to move around

It will help passengers to see outside

So that you can see your controls

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So that passengers can see to move aroundThis was the right answer

Passengers need a properly lit area so they can move around safely.

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Keep passenger routes lit during darknessReviewed guidance summary · The requirement is safe illumination of occupied passenger areas at night, including stairs and passageways; an empty bus has no passenger movement to illuminate.

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