When does the driver have the legal right to refuse to allow a passenger to board the bus?
Travelling by bus is one of the most popular and cheapest ways to get around. However, as with any other means of transport, there are certain rules that must be followed. After all, in some cases, the driver has legal grounds to refuse to allow a passenger to board. Let's take a closer look at situations where this can happen.
Online fraud: how to avoid being deceived?
Today, online shopping has become an integral part of life. We buy clothes, electronics, food, household chemicals, tickets for entertainment and various types of transport, and much more from the comfort of our homes. However, in addition to its convenience, online shopping also carries certain risks.
What is a transport hub: its role and functions
A transport hub is a place where different types of transport (road, bus, rail, air) are combined for the convenience and efficiency of passenger movement. It can be an airport, railway station, port or bus terminal that functions as a central hub for transferring and distributing traffic. Bus, train and plane tickets can be purchased on the website or in the INFOBUS app (iOS and Android).
No ticket - no insurance coverage
Travelling is usually an exciting adventure, positive emotions and new acquaintances. In this whirlwind of events, people often forget about a seemingly insignificant thing - a ticket. After boarding the bus, when you are confidently heading to your destination, do not crumple it or throw it away. Remember that this is an important document that is kept until the end of the journey.
Additional baggage - additional opportunities!
INFOBUS knows how often passengers may have questions, such as: "Will the driver refuse me another suitcase?", "How much will I have to pay?", "What if the driver refuses me?", "What currency should I pay in?" and many, many more similar questions.
