Question 1202 in the bank

Is a bus driver permitted to refuse entry of children trolleys into the bus?

  1. Correct answer: Yes, in the event that the bus is crowded and there is not enough space.
  2. Yes, when there is no more space in the luggage compartment of the bus.
  3. The driver is always obliged to let children trolleys on the bus.
  4. Yes, but only when the trolley is designed to carry one baby (not when it is a trolley for twins).

Why this is the answer

The correct answer in the official bank: Yes, in the event that the bus is crowded and there is not enough space.

A bus driver may not refuse a children's trolley without reason, but may refuse when the bus is crowded and there is not enough space for it. The reason is passenger safety: a trolley squeezed into a packed bus can block aisles and exits and cause injuries. What matters is crowding inside the bus, not space in the luggage compartment or whether the trolley is for one baby or twins.

Topic: Rules and regulations. The bank marks it for these classes: Bus (D).