Revision question · Carrying passengers

What could you do to help a passenger who has difficulty walking?

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Drive quickly, so that the passenger has a shorter journey

Wait until the passenger has sat down before moving away

Make sure the passenger has a window seat

Suggest that the passenger stands near the door

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Wait until the passenger has sat down before moving awayThis was the right answer

Try to wait until your passengers have sat down before you move off. This is even more important if they're elderly or have difficulty walking. Offer help when you think it might be needed - and remember, a smile goes a long way.

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Finish boarding checks before moving offReviewed guidance summary · These concern last-minute boarding/alighting, waiting for someone with walking difficulty, monitoring the upper-deck stairs and closed doors until safely stopped.

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