When are the driver and conductor allowed to refuse a passenger from getting onto the bus?
- Correct answer: When the passenger wears a skiing or skating boots on his feet.
- When he wants to ride the bus for only one stop.
- When the passenger has a 100 Nis note and the bus fare is only 12 Nis.
- When he wants to carry a dog or another animal on the bus.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When the passenger wears a skiing or skating boots on his feet.
A driver or conductor will not allow a passenger who wears skiing or skating boots on his feet to board. Such footwear could make the passenger slip and fall in a moving bus, endangering them and the other passengers. Travelling only one stop, or paying with a large note, is not a reason to refuse a passenger.