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How the vehicle's safety mechanisms work.
They must know how the vehicle’s safety mechanisms work. The escort is a suitable adult other than the driver, accredited by the organiser unless expressly agreed with the carrier, who looks after the minors during transport and boarding and alighting. Knowing only the entertainment equipment or the family relationship of those collecting the minors does not replace that safety knowledge.
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The family relationship of the people responsible for collecting the minors.
How the vehicle's entertainment features work.
How the vehicle's safety mechanisms work.
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