Safe driving 2 pts
Regular public road passenger transport means:
Correct answer
- Regular provision of transport services on a designated transport route, where passengers board and alight at designated stops.
Other options
- Regular provision of transport services for payment on a route where passengers board and alight at places they determine themselves.
- Irregular provision of transport services on any route where passengers board and alight at designated stops.
Explanation
Bus Lines: This defines standard bus services (like city buses or intercity…
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