All questions in this Bus section ( Carrying Passengers ) are listed below. If you click on a question it will show you the possible answers that you might be asked in a theory test.

• What's your main responsibility as a bus driver?
• How can a bus driver show care for their passengers?
• What's the main reason for using smooth acceleration when you're driving a bus?
• How can you avoid harsh braking?
• Where are passengers likely to be thrown when a bus driver brakes harshly?
• How can you avoid harsh braking?
• When would passengers be most likely to notice weight transfer?
• Well ahead of you are traffic lights on green. What should you do in case the lights change to red?
• Why should a bus driver avoid stopping harshly?
• Where may passengers be thrown when a bus takes a bend too fast?
• What would contribute to the safety and comfort of your passengers?
• What should you be most aware of before moving off from a standstill?
• Your bus is fitted with seat belts. When should passengers wear them?
• Which of these is a legal requirement for every bus?
• What must be clearly labelled on a bus?
• A passenger is boarding your bus. What does it mean if they're carrying a white stick with a red ring painted on it?
• What should a bus driver do to help passengers have a good journey?
• Why should you look at passengers when you're collecting fares from them?
• What should you do when dealing with passengers who have hearing difficulties?
• What's the purpose of a kneeling bus?
• Why would this sign be fitted to the front and rear of a bus?
• You're driving a bus displaying this sign. When can you use its hazard warning lights?
• Your bus has broken down at night. Why should you move your passengers to the front of the bus?
• What should you do when you're driving a coach at night and you have passengers on board?
• What should you do if there's a fire on the upper deck of your bus?
• What are kneeling buses designed to improve?
• You're driving a bus carrying passengers at night. Why should you always switch on the interior lights?
• Which passengers should you especially watch for as you move off?
• What could you do to help a passenger who has difficulty walking?
• You're the driver of a bus displaying reflective yellow school-bus signs. When are you allowed to use hazard warning lights?
• You're parking your coach at a coastal resort. What should you do if your passengers will still have access to the vehicle?
• What should you be especially aware of while you're driving a double-deck bus on a road with a steep camber?
• What's the likely weight difference between an empty bus and a bus with 75 passengers on board?
• It's important to be able to work out the weight difference between a full bus and an empty one. How many passengers will add about 1 tonne to the vehicle's overall weight?
• What must buses and coaches display when they're used for school contract work?
• What do you have to be aware of when driving a double-deck bus on a road that has a steep camber?
• What does good passenger care include?
• Your bus is fitted with lifts or ramps for less mobile passengers. Who should operate this equipment?
• What does a kneeling bus improve?
• Your double-deck bus breaks down on a busy road. Where should you ask your passengers to move to?
• What should you watch for when you drive away from a bus stop?
• What must you do before moving off when you're driving a service bus?
• Your bus breaks down on the motorway. What should you do if it isn't feasible to remove your passengers from the vehicle?
• What's a bus driver's first priority?
• You're the driver of a one-person-operated double-deck bus. How do you stay aware of passengers on the top deck?
• You're driving a double-deck bus. Why do you need to know if anyone is using the stairs?
• Where should you stop when you're stopping to collect passengers at a bus stop?
• Where should you stop to make it easy for passengers leaving or joining your bus?
• A bus stop is blocked and you can't get into it. What's the most important thing you should do before opening the exit door?
• Several parked cars are blocking your bus stop. What should you do before allowing passengers to leave the bus?
• What should you do before allowing passengers off your bus?
• Passengers may be in a hurry to get off the bus as you approach a bus stop. What should you do to reduce any dangers?
• When can you drive a bus at night without having the interior lights switched on?
• You're driving a bus in hot weather. Can the passenger door be left open to let in fresh air?
• How would your bus benefit from an air suspension system?
• A disabled person is getting on your bus. What should you do if they're having problems, but say they can manage?
• When may the built-in TV and video equipment be used on a coach?
• What must be fitted to new buses, to benefit people with disabilities?
• Who should benefit from priority seating?
• A passenger using a wheelchair wants to get on your bus. When may you need to deny them access?
• Your bus is accessible to wheelchair users. In what situation can you refuse to allow them access?
• You're driving a school bus carrying children. When can you make physical contact with a passenger?
• What should you wear when making a walk-round check of your coach?
• You're about to drive on a route where you'll be picking up wheelchair users. What must be checked before leaving the depot?
• When can you refuse access to a wheelchair user?
• Why may you be unable to allow a person in a wheelchair to enter your bus?
• You're at a bus stop. What should you do if passengers are standing on the open platform?