What is the maximum number of passengers for a Class 4 licensed bus?

The maximum number of passengers that can be carried in a bus operated under a Class 4 driver’s licence is determined by safety regulations and licensing guidelines in British Columbia. For a Class 4 licence, the limit is set at 25 passengers, including the driver. This regulation is established to ensure that drivers are adequately trained and equipped to operate vehicles of that size and capacity safely.

Choosing the maximum number aligns with the need for safe passenger transportation and reflects the ability of the driver to manage the vehicle effectively. It’s important for licensing authorities to maintain this limit to ensure public safety and compliance with transportation standards. Understanding this limit is crucial for Class 4 licensed drivers as they must be aware of the capacity they can manage when operating a bus.