Revision question · Carrying passengers

A disabled person is getting on your bus. What should you do if they're having problems, but say they can manage?

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Be prepared to move off

Smile and offer to help them

Ask them politely to hurry up

Do nothing; you can't leave your seat

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Smile and offer to help themThis was the right answer

Disabled people like to keep their independence. However, if they're having problems, be prepared to offer help.

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Offer help without taking overReviewed guidance summary · The passenger is struggling but values independence; a polite offer is preferable to moving away or pressuring them to hurry.

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