Revision question · Carrying passengers

When can you drive a bus at night without having the interior lights switched on?

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When the passengers want to sleep

When most passengers want the lights off

When there are no standing passengers

When there are no passengers

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When there are no passengersThis was the right answer

Whenever passengers are on board, the interior lighting must be left on. It may be turned off when the bus is empty.

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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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