A FRENCH bus driver wasn’t having it when his passengers refused to make room for a man in a wheelchair.

Francois Le Berre, who has multiple sclerosis, shared the story on Facebook last month, explaining how the unidentified driver defended him while he was trying to catch a bus in Paris.

“Yesterday, waiting for the bus in Paris, I laughed, because no one wanted to [make room]. As nobody moved, the driver said, ‘Terminus! Everybody down!’”

Then the driver came to Le Berre and told him that he could ride the bus, but everyone else had to wait for the next one.

People commented on Le Berre’s Facebook post, praising the bus driver and pointing out that taking such a vocal stand in support of a differently abled person is “rare.”

“Great driver. He deserves a medalist, Mr. Macron,” one commenter wrote, addressing French President Emmanuel Macron.

“Congrats to this driver an example to follow by his colleagues,” another commenter wrote.

The group, Accessible Pour Tous, which translates in English to “Accessibility For All,” shared Le Berre’s story on Twitter, which garnered even more praise for the driver.

However, one person commented that kicking everyone off is “not prudent,” asserting that the driver should be fired.

The Paris public transit agency shot back in a tweet:

“Bonjour Frédéric. I understand your concern, however, an agent does not get fired when he acts in favor of travelers. Nice day.”

(SD-Agencies)