How should a bus driver handle a disruptive passenger who is threatening the safety of others?

A driver may need to deal with a disruptive or dangerous passenger, but the manual warns against putting that person off the bus at an unsafe location — for example, in the middle of nowhere, on a busy highway, or somewhere that would endanger them or others. If a passenger must be removed, it should be at a safe, well-lit place such as a scheduled stop, a bus station, or with the help of police. The driver should not abandon control of the bus to confront someone while driving. Protecting all passengers, including the disruptive one, guides how the situation is handled.