How many children and/or adults with developmental disabilities can a school purposes vehicle carry?

A school purposes vehicle can carry six or more children and/or adults with developmental disabilities. This requirement is in line with specific regulations that govern vehicles designated for the transport of individuals with special needs. The number is set at six or more to ensure that the vehicle can accommodate a larger group, potentially allowing for broader services in educational contexts.

By establishing this capacity, regulations ensure that schools have the resources to provide adequate transportation for students who require additional support, while also adhering to safety standards. Vehicles designed for this purpose are equipped to facilitate the needs of passengers with developmental disabilities, reflecting a commitment to inclusivity in educational transportation.

The other options provide numbers that do not meet the minimum requirement, reflecting insufficient capacity for the intended use within a school setting.