Power to direct to leave – breach of requirement, direction or disallowance
34 Power to direct to leave – breach of requirement, direction or disallowance
The driver of a vehicle that is being used to provide a passenger transport service may direct a passenger to leave, or not to enter, the vehicle if – the driver – has made a requirement or given a direction under regulation 29, 30, 31 or 32 in respect of the passenger; or reasonably believes that an authorised officer has made a requirement or given a direction under regulation 38, 39, 40 or 41 in respect of the passenger; and the passenger has failed to comply with the requirement or direction; and the driver reasonably believes that the passenger may continue to commit the behaviour to which the requirement or direction relates.
The driver of a vehicle that is being used to provide a passenger transport service may direct a passenger to leave, or not to enter, the vehicle if the driver reasonably believes that the passenger is subject to a disallowance in force under regulation 27.
A driver must not give a direction under subregulation (1) that is inconsistent with any direction of the Commission concerning the transport of schoolchildren on regular passenger services.
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