Question 627 of 276 · Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test
For which reason may a taxi, limousine, or ride for hire driver refuse to transport a customer?
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Correct answer to question 627
- D: The customer is offensive or dangerous to you or others
Explanation
A driver may refuse to transport customers if the vehicle already carries the maximum allowed number of passengers, or if a passenger is offensive or dangerous to the driver or others.
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