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Frequently Asked Questions

Topic: Rider Rules

Can I leave my child in the baby stroller while on the bus?

A. When boarding and de-boarding a stroller, the passenger has the option of leaving the child in the stroller. If a passenger requests it, the driver will operate the lift to allow the passenger with a stroller to board more easily. The child may remain in the stroller provided that the passenger maintains control of the stroller at all times, keeping at least one hand on the stroller while the bus is moving and the stroller doesn’t pose a safety hazard to any passenger. In no case is the stroller to be allowed to remain in a position which blocks aisles, doors, steps or emergency exits. Drivers are not to assist with baby strollers. The brakes should be set so that the baby stroller will be secured and prevented from rolling and becoming a safety hazard.

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