If a public bus driver runs out of tickets for a certain route – should he refuse driving a passenger who gets on the bus?
- It is forbidden to let that passenger on the bus.
- Correct answer: The driver must drive the passenger.
- The driver must only drive the passenger in road sections he has tickets for.
- The driver doesn’t have to drive that passenger.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: The driver must drive the passenger.
A public bus driver must drive a passenger who has boarded the bus, even if the driver has run out of tickets for that route. A shortage of tickets is a problem for the driver and the operator, not for the passenger. So the driver also may not limit the ride to the road section for which they have tickets.