Where is a route service bus driver required to stop in order to load and unload passengers?
- On roads that are at least 12 meters wide.
- Correct answer: Only at the stations that are indicated in the route license.
- On roads wider than 12 meters.
- At a place that can be seen by other road users from all directions.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Only at the stations that are indicated in the route license.
A route service bus operates under a route license, and that license sets the stations where passengers may board and get off. So the driver stops for passengers only at those stations, even if someone asks to get off elsewhere. Road width or a spot visible from every direction does not decide where stopping is allowed. This keeps service orderly, predictable and safe for passengers and other road users.