Following the safety concerns raised regarding VVS riders, the district stresses that drivers are obligated to adhere to the established guidelines and regulations
In the northern region of the Ludwigsburg district, the VVS-Rider public transportation service is currently in operation. This service is part of the wider VVS (Verkehrs- und Tarifverbund Stuttgart) offerings, managed by the VVS organization. It's worth noting that the specific operator of the VVS-Rider in this region isn't explicitly named in the search results.
The VVS-Rider buses are governed by the Road Traffic Regulations when it comes to seat belts and speed limits. These regulations ensure a safe and orderly journey for all passengers.
In the event of conflicts between passengers, the VVS-Rider driving staff are expected to take immediate action. This may include asking the passenger to leave the vehicle or contacting the police if the situation warrants it.
The General Terms and Conditions of Transport of the Stuttgart Public Transport and Fare Association (VVS) must be followed by the VVS-Rider. These terms cover a wide range of aspects, from passenger behavior to service standards.
One rule that the VVS-Rider driving staff must abide by is the prohibition on making personal phone calls during working hours. However, they are allowed to engage in necessary business conversations using a hands-free device.
This brief overview provides a snapshot of the rules and regulations that govern the VVS-Rider service in the Ludwigsburg district. By adhering to these guidelines, the service aims to ensure a safe, comfortable, and efficient travel experience for all passengers.
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