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When operating a ride-share vehicle in Canada, what is the primary responsibility regarding passenger seating?
Drivers of Class 4 vehicles are responsible for ensuring all passengers are properly seated and secured with seatbelts or appropriate restraints as per provinci
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Question: When operating a ride-share vehicle in Canada, what is the primary responsibility regarding passenger seating?
Answer options: ✅ Ensure all passengers are seated in designated seating positions with appropriate restraints.
- Allow passengers to stand if the vehicle is not moving at high speeds.
- It is the passenger's responsibility to find a seat, not the driver's.
- Only ensure children under 12 are seated.
Correct answer: Ensure all passengers are seated in designated seating positions with appropriate restraints.
Explanation: Drivers of Class 4 vehicles are responsible for ensuring all passengers are properly seated and secured with seatbelts or appropriate restraints as per provincial traffic acts.
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