Which of the following sentences is correct regarding the duty to carry passengers on a public vehicle?
- It is not obligatory to drive any passenger and it is prohibited to charge more than the stated priced for that ride.
- It is permitted to charge more than the stated priced for that ride – when the driver is tired.
- Correct answer: It is obligatory to carry any passenger that is willing to pay for the ride.
- It is obligatory to carry every passenger and it is permitted to charge more than the stated price – if the passenger’s consents.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: It is obligatory to carry any passenger that is willing to pay for the ride.
A driver of a public vehicle serves the public, so they must carry any passenger who is willing to pay for the ride. The driver may not choose which passengers to carry. So the claim that there is no duty to carry every passenger is wrong.