Where is a route service bus driver supposed to stop?
- In any place requested by one of the passengers.
- In any place which is close to the passenger's requested destination, but only on the "hard shoulder".
- Correct answer: In the stations that were approved by the Controller of Road Transport within the route service license.
- In every station along the road, provided that it is a station of the route service provider.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: In the stations that were approved by the Controller of Road Transport within the route service license.
A route service bus operates under a route licence issued by the Controller of Road Transport, which sets the route and its stops. The driver therefore stops only at the stations approved in that licence. Stopping wherever a passenger asks, even on the hard shoulder, is not allowed, and a station belonging to the operator is not enough if the licence does not approve it.