What does the law state regarding the operation of a radio on a bus?
- The driver should adjust the radio station according to the wish of the majority of passengers.
- Correct answer: The driver must turn off the passenger loudspeakers and turn down the radio’s volume at the request of any passenger.
- The driver must turn off the speakers on an urban road only.
- The driver should comply with the request of the majority of passengers.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: The driver must turn off the passenger loudspeakers and turn down the radio’s volume at the request of any passenger.
The law protects every passenger's right to a quiet ride, so a request from just one passenger is enough for the driver to turn off the passenger loudspeakers and lower the radio volume. No majority is needed, and the duty applies on every type of road, not only on urban roads.