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A passenger becomes rowdy and refuses to comply with safety instructions. What is the driver's responsibility?
Maintaining passenger safety is paramount. The driver must address unruly behaviour according to company policy, which often involves de-escalation, isolation,
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Question: A passenger becomes rowdy and refuses to comply with safety instructions. What is the driver's responsibility?
Answer options: ✅ Prioritize the safety of all passengers, follow company protocol for unruly passengers, which may include stopping the bus and contacting supervisors or authorities.
- Ignore the behaviour unless it escalates to violence.
- Yell at the passenger to regain control.
- Ask other passengers to intervene and control the rowdy individual.
Correct answer: Prioritize the safety of all passengers, follow company protocol for unruly passengers, which may include stopping the bus and contacting supervisors or authorities.
Explanation: Maintaining passenger safety is paramount. The driver must address unruly behaviour according to company policy, which often involves de-escalation, isolation, or contacting authorities if necessary.
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