What rule applies to the transportation of packages on a bus?
- It is permitted to transport freight which is relevant to the passenger’s livelihood.
- Correct answer: It is permitted to transport packages when they are not disturbing or harmful to the passengers.
- It is permitted to transport packages when it is determined by the license holder to use half the space of the bus for freight transportation.
- It is permitted to transport packages with hazardous materials, provided that they are well packed and placed in the luggage compartment of the bus.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: It is permitted to transport packages when they are not disturbing or harmful to the passengers.
A bus exists mainly to carry passengers, so packages may be carried only when they do not disturb the passengers or put them at risk of harm. The licence holder cannot turn half the bus into a freight vehicle. Hazardous materials are not allowed even if well packed and kept in the luggage compartment, and a link to the passenger's livelihood does not make freight acceptable.