Choose an answer to see straight away whether it is right, and why. Read the rule first if you need to.
May you stop your car at a designated bus stand to drop off a friend?
Regulation 22: vehicles other than buses must not stop at a designated bus stand, and parking near a bus stop is prohibited.
Driving Regulations, reg. 22
Answer D. Regulation 22: vehicles other than buses must not stop at a designated bus stand, and parking near a bus stop is prohibited.
A lane is marked BUS ONLY during its hours of operation. Who may drive in it?
Where a lane is marked for a particular class of vehicle, only that class may use it (Regulation 6).
Driving Regulations, reg. 6
Answer B. Where a lane is marked for a particular class of vehicle, only that class may use it (Regulation 6).
You are approaching a bus stopped at a bus stop. What is the main danger?
People step out from in front of buses or run to catch them. Slow down, look under and around the bus and be ready to stop.
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Answer A. People step out from in front of buses or run to catch them. Slow down, look under and around the bus and be ready to stop.
Is parking allowed in a bus lane?
Regulation 22 prohibits parking in a bus lane and near a bus stop.
Answer B. Regulation 22 prohibits parking in a bus lane and near a bus stop.
A bus at a stop signals that it is about to pull out. What should you do?
Give way to a bus pulling out when you safely can. It keeps buses on time and avoids a squeeze.
Answer A. Give way to a bus pulling out when you safely can. It keeps buses on time and avoids a squeeze.
You have just got off a bus and need to cross the road. What should you do?
Drivers cannot see you in front of or behind a stopped bus. Wait until it has gone.
Answer C. Drivers cannot see you in front of or behind a stopped bus. Wait until it has gone.
Why should you not squeeze past a stopped bus on its left?
Passengers step off on the kerb side. Two-wheelers passing on the left are a common cause of injuries at bus stops.
Answer B. Passengers step off on the kerb side. Two-wheelers passing on the left are a common cause of injuries at bus stops.