You are driving a bus for the occasional carriage of passengers, and you are supposed to convey passengers and luggage. What must you observe?

You selected both answer 1 and answer 2, which are correct.

As the driver of a bus for occasional passenger transport, you must not carry more people than the number of seats specified in the registration certificate, including yourself. Safety regulations require this to avoid overcrowding and ensure that everyone has a proper seat.

Additionally, when loading luggage, the total weight on each axle and the bus’s overall maximum permitted weight (as listed in the vehicle’s documents) must not be exceeded. This is vital for safe handling and braking.

It is not permitted to exceed the gross vehicle weight rating, even if the luggage is stowed properly, so answer 3 is false.

When dealing with questions about bus capacity and loading, always remember both the maximum number of passengers and the legal weight limits must be strictly followed to ensure lawful and safe operation.