When are standing passengers (standees) prohibited on a bus?

a.On buses traveling on the highway or interstate at highway speeds

b.Standees are always allowed on all buses

c.Only during nighttime

d.Only during rain

Explanation

Standing passengers are generally prohibited on buses operating at highway speeds. If standing is permitted, passengers must stay behind the standee line and not stand forward of the rear of the driver's seat.

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