Regulations about operation of bus services by accredited people
24 Regulations about operation of bus services by accredited people
A regulation may make provision in relation to the operation of bus services by accredited bus service operators, including, for example—
the conduct of bus services, including, for example—
the safety of passengers (including, for example, by the use of particular kinds of security devices) and the public; and
the qualifications, training and experience of bus drivers and other people providing services on behalf of accredited bus service operators; and
maximum driving times and minimum rest times of bus drivers; and
insurance; and
the issue of tickets; and
customer complaints and inquiries; and
the preparation and publication of, and compliance with, timetables for regular route services; and
the obligations of drivers of public buses and other people providing services on behalf of accredited bus service operators; and
the requirements that public buses, and their equipment and fittings (internal and external), must comply with; and
the maintenance and cleaning of public buses; and
maintenance, parking and other facilities for public buses; and
the making and keeping of records and their inspection; and
the auditing of records and systems; and
requirements for display of accreditation numbers on advertisements for the service; and
the provision of information and reports to the road transport authority.
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