When is a bus driver obliged to display an identifying document?
- At the request of a policeman only.
- Only when a municipal inspector files a complaint against him.
- When an income tax clerk requests to see his stock of tickets.
- Correct answer: Whenever required to do so by any bus passenger.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Whenever required to do so by any bus passenger.
A bus driver serves the public, so he must show an identifying document whenever any passenger on the bus asks, not only when a police officer demands it. This lets passengers know who is driving and file a complaint or inquiry if needed. The duty does not depend on a complaint being filed or on an official checking tickets.