Loading & PassengersQuestion 10 of 80
You should announce upcoming stops:
a.Only at the end of the trip
b.Far enough ahead that riders have time to get ready to exit
c.Only if a rider asks
d.After the bus has already stopped
Explanation
Announce stops clearly and far enough in advance that riders have time to move safely to the door and be ready to get off. This prevents last-minute rushing while the bus is stopping. Announcing helps elderly, disabled, and unfamiliar riders especially.
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