Is the driver of a route service bus obliged to announce the stations along the route?
- No. The driver is only obliged to announce about the arrival to the last station.
- Yes, but only when entering secluded settlements.
- Yes, but only on city rides.
- Correct answer: Yes, if the bus doesn’t have a map of its route.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, if the bus doesn’t have a map of its route.
Announcing the stations lets passengers know where they are and when to get off. If a map of the bus route is displayed on the bus, passengers can follow the route themselves, so the driver must announce the stations only when no such map is available. The duty is not limited to a type of trip, to secluded settlements or to the last station.