Revision question · Carrying passengers

What should you do if a passenger comments on exhaust smoke in the bus?

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Report it as soon as you return to the depot

Stop and have the fault put right

Avoid heavy revving of the engine when stationary

Have the emissions checked at the next vehicle inspection

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Stop and have the fault put rightThis was the right answer

If exhaust fumes are getting into the vehicle, this could be a danger to your passengers. Stop as soon as it's safe to do so and have the fault put right before continuing.

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Stop safely if exhaust fumes enter the passenger areaReviewed guidance summary · The problem is fumes entering an occupied compartment, not merely visible exterior exhaust.

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