What is the largest banknote a bus driver is obliged to change for a fare?
- For every note.
- Only for notes lesser than 20 Nis.
- From any note given by a passenger to pay for the ride.
- Correct answer: Up to ten times the price of the fare.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Up to ten times the price of the fare.
A bus driver on a route service must give change to a passenger only up to ten times the price of the fare on that route. If the passenger hands over a larger amount, the driver is not obliged to change it. So there is no duty to give change for every note, and the duty does not depend on the stop or on a fixed note value.