Is a bus driver permitted to stop at a place other than a station in order to disembark the Inspector?
- Yes, in designated bus parking places.
- He is only permitted to stop at a station that is indicated within the route service license.
- Correct answer: Yes, where stopping is permitted for all other types of vehicles.
- No, he should only stop at a station.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, where stopping is permitted for all other types of vehicles.
The rule that a bus stops to pick up or drop off people only at a station applies to passengers. A ticket inspector is not a passenger, so the bus may let him off elsewhere, wherever stopping is permitted for all other vehicles. The driver does not need a station or a bus parking place, but must not stop where stopping is prohibited.