Which of the following documents are you required to have on you, if you drive a bus carrying persons as part of a scheduled transport?
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Correct answer
C. A timetable.
Explanation
The question is about the document that you must carry when driving a bus on a regular (scheduled) service. You must have the timetable - answer C.
The Road Transport Act requires a driver operating regular services to carry and show on request the relevant permit or an extract from the permit together with the current timetable, and in addition the driver card, record sheets and tachograph printouts. The timetable allows the inspector to check whether the bus is running in line with the permit, on the right route and at the right times. A health certificate (answer A) is needed to get a driving licence and for periodic medical examinations, but it is not carried in the bus. A health and safety training certificate (answer B) is kept by the employer in the employee's files.
Legal basis: Art. 87 para. 1 point 2 letter a of the Road Transport Act