Loading & PassengersQuestion 7 of 80
A passenger who is drunk or disruptive should generally be discharged:
a.Immediately at the nearest highway shoulder
b.At a safe place such as a well-lit stop rather than a dangerous location
c.Only at the final destination
d.At the next railroad crossing
Explanation
For everyone's safety, you may need to remove a disruptive or intoxicated rider. However, you should discharge such a passenger at the next scheduled stop or another safe, well-lit place, not at a hazardous or isolated spot. Use good judgment to protect all riders.
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