Ontario Class F Practice Test · Question
If a bus is designed to allow standing passengers, where must they stand?
Buses and commercial vehicles often have a 'standee line' near the front. Passengers must remain behind it while the vehicle is in motion to ensure the driver's
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Question: If a bus is designed to allow standing passengers, where must they stand?
Answer options:
- Anywhere as long as they hold onto a handrail. ✅ Behind the 'standee line' or the back of the driver's seat.
- In the aisle, as long as the bus is moving slowly.
- Only in the rear half of the bus.
Correct answer: Behind the 'standee line' or the back of the driver's seat.
Explanation: Buses and commercial vehicles often have a 'standee line' near the front. Passengers must remain behind it while the vehicle is in motion to ensure the driver's view remains unobstructed.
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