Which of the following claims regarding driving passenger cars is true?

• A. If you have a Class 4 license you can operate a vehicle with a maximum seating capacity of 24, excluding the driver
• B. If you have a Class 2 license, you can operate a motor vehicle that has a seating capacity of no more than 24 people
• C. If you have a class 4 license, you can operate a vehicle with a seating capacity of more than 15 people, excluding the driver
• D. None of The Above

Answer: (A)

Understanding seating limits for passenger-transport vehicles helps here. With a Class 4 license, you are allowed to operate a vehicle used for carrying passengers that seats up to 24 people, excluding the driver. That precise limit—24 passengers excluding the driver—is what makes this statement true. The other claims misstate the class requirements: Class 2 covers buses with more than 24 seats, not limited to 24, and the Class 4 description that mentions “more than 15” lacks the exact upper limit, which is 24. So the accurate rule is: Class 4 lets you drive a passenger vehicle with up to 24 seats excluding the driver.