Question 131 of 180

Why should a driver be attentive to passengers with mobility limitations who may need extra time to board, find a seat, or exit?

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Rushing them increases the risk of a fall or injury during boarding, seating, or exiting
Extra time is needed only for passengers over a certain age
Passengers with mobility limitations require no special consideration from the driver
This concern applies only to passengers using a wheelchair, not other mobility aids

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Correct answer to question 131 (Passenger): Rushing them increases the risk of a fall or injury during boarding, seating, or exiting

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Allowing extra time and patience for passengers with mobility limitations reduces the risk of a fall or injury while they board, find a seat, or exit, compared to rushing them through the process.

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