New Mock Test 4

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Question 1

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Give [blank_start]cyclists[blank_end] room. [blank_start]Keep a safe[blank_end] distance from cyclists and don’t try to overtake when there is not enough space. Give as much space as you would for [blank_start]another car[blank_end].
Answer
  • cyclists
  • cyclist
  • Keep a safe
  • Keep an safe
  • another car
  • another cars
  • Keep a safe
  • Keep an safe
  • cyclists
  • cyclist
  • another car
  • another cars
  • another car
  • another cars
  • cyclists
  • cyclist
  • Keep a safe
  • Keep an safe

Question 2

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Before starting any [blank_start]journey[blank_end], you should make sure you have [blank_start]a clear view[blank_end] through the windscreen and windows of your vehicle and that no devices or [blank_start]signage[blank_end] reduce or obstruct your view.
Answer
  • journey
  • journeys
  • a clear view
  • a clear views
  • signage
  • signages
  • a clear view
  • a clear views
  • journey
  • journeys
  • signange
  • signages
  • signage
  • signages
  • journey
  • journeys
  • a clear view
  • a clear views

Question 3

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If the passenger is vision-impaired and [blank_start]asks you to[blank_end] guide them to the vehicle, stand by the person’s side and allow them to [blank_start]take hold of[blank_end] your arm/elbow so you can [blank_start]guide[blank_end] the customer along.
Answer
  • asks you to
  • ask you to
  • take hold of
  • taking holding of
  • guide
  • guided
  • take hold of
  • taking holding of
  • asks you to
  • ask you to
  • guide
  • guided
  • guide
  • guided
  • take hold of
  • taking holding of
  • asks you to
  • ask you to

Question 4

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TfL is [blank_start]committed[blank_end] to improving [blank_start]transport in London[blank_end] by [blank_start]making it more[blank_end] accessible, safer and reliable for all.
Answer
  • committed
  • commitment
  • making it more
  • made it More
  • transport in London
  • transport in london
  • transport in London
  • transport in london
  • committed
  • commitment
  • making it more
  • made it More
  • making it more
  • made it More
  • committed
  • commitment
  • transport in London
  • transport in london

Question 5

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[blank_start]Never drop passengers[blank_end] off in the middle of the road, even if your vehicle is [blank_start]stopped[blank_end] due to traffic. You should always [blank_start]get close to[blank_end] the kerb.
Answer
  • Never drop passengers
  • never dropping passenger
  • stopped
  • stop
  • get close to
  • getting close to
  • stopped
  • stop
  • Never drop passengers
  • never dropping passenger
  • get close to
  • getting close to
  • get close to
  • getting close to
  • Never drop passengers
  • never dropping passenger
  • stopped
  • stop

Question 6

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Contacting a [blank_start]passenger[blank_end] for personal or social [blank_start]reasons[blank_end] is unacceptable and a misuse of the passenger’s [blank_start]personal information[blank_end].
Answer
  • passenger
  • passengers
  • reasons
  • reason
  • personal information
  • personal informations
  • reasons
  • reason
  • passenger
  • passengers
  • personal informations
  • personal information
  • personal information
  • personal informations
  • passenger
  • passengers
  • reasons
  • reason

Question 7

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If a passenger is [blank_start]aggressive or violent[blank_end], tell your [blank_start]operator[blank_end] immediately and give them the passenger’s full [blank_start]name and address[blank_end] if you know it.
Answer
  • aggressive or violent
  • aggression or violence
  • operator
  • operators
  • name and address
  • names and addresses
  • operator
  • operators
  • aggressive or violent
  • aggression or violence
  • name and address
  • names and addresses
  • name and address
  • names and addresses
  • aggressive or violent
  • aggression or violence
  • operator
  • operators

Question 8

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You should never use a passenger’s personal [blank_start]contact details[blank_end] to start [blank_start]communicating[blank_end] with them about anything other than [blank_start]the booked journey[blank_end].
Answer
  • contact details
  • contact detail
  • communicating
  • communication
  • the booked journey
  • the book journeys
  • communicating
  • communication
  • contact details
  • contact detail
  • the booked journey
  • the book journeys
  • the booked journey
  • the book journey
  • communicating
  • communication
  • contact details
  • contact detail

Question 9

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A PHV is not a [blank_start]taxi[blank_end]. If a [blank_start]road sign shows[blank_end] that access is for a taxi you [blank_start]are not allowed[blank_end] access.
Answer
  • taxi
  • taxis
  • road sign shows
  • road sign show
  • are not allowed
  • are not allow
  • road sign shows
  • road sign show
  • taxi
  • taxis
  • are not allowed
  • are not allow
  • are not allowed
  • are not allow
  • taxi
  • taxis
  • road sign shows
  • road sign show

Question 10

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As a PHV driver, [blank_start]you are expected[blank_end] to be [blank_start]fully aware of[blank_end] and to obey the rules of the road, as [blank_start]explained[blank_end] in The Highway Code.
Answer
  • you are expected
  • you is expected
  • fully aware of
  • full awareness of
  • explained
  • explain
  • fully aware of
  • full awareness of
  • you is expected
  • you are expected
  • explained
  • explain
  • explained
  • explain
  • you are expected
  • you is expected
  • fully aware of
  • full awareness of

Question 11

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Installing CCTV cameras [blank_start]into a vehicle[blank_end] can reduce threats and violence against [blank_start]drivers[blank_end]. Signs in the vehicle [blank_start]informing passengers[blank_end] that CCTV is used may also help to prevent aggressive or violent behaviour.
Answer
  • into a vehicle
  • into a vehicles
  • drivers
  • driver
  • informing passengers
  • information passenger
  • drivers
  • driver
  • into a vehicle
  • into a vehicles
  • informing passengers
  • information passenger
  • informing passengers
  • information passenger
  • into a vehicle
  • into a vehicles
  • drivers
  • driver

Question 12

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Public transport [blank_start]plays an[blank_end] important role in opening up [blank_start]opportunities[blank_end] by providing access to education, employment and other essential [blank_start]services[blank_end].
Answer
  • plays an
  • play a
  • opportunities
  • opportunity
  • services
  • service
  • opportunities
  • opportunity
  • plays an
  • play a
  • services
  • service
  • services
  • service
  • opportunities
  • opportunity
  • plays an
  • play a

Question 13

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Who is responsible for licensing all London’s taxi drivers and vehicles, and private hire operators, drivers and vehicles?
Answer
  • Local London boroughs
  • Transport for London (TfL)
  • Taxi and private hire unions

Question 14

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Where and under which conditions the Topographical Skills Assessment is held?
Answer
  • In a private centre
  • In a centre approved by TfL and conducted under exam conditions by a TfL examiner
  • In an operator office

Question 15

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Which level of English language speaking and listening skills you will need to be licensed as a London PHV driver?
Answer
  • There is no such requirements
  • A B1 level of English proficiency is required
  • A B2 level of English proficiency

Question 16

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Where and under which condition the B1 English language speaking and listening test is held?
Answer
  • In a private centre
  • There is no such requirements, you just need to provide a certificate
  • In a TfL building and conducted under exam conditions

Question 17

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From which assessment your English language reading and writing skills will be derived?
Answer
  • Safety, Equality and Regulatory Understanding (SERU) Assessment
  • B1 Assessment
  • English Language Assessment

Question 18

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What should you do if a police officer or TfL Authorised Officer asks to see your London PHV driver's licence?
Answer
  • It must be shown to them immediately or within a maximum of seven days
  • You do not need to let them see your licence
  • You can ask them to contact your operator

Question 19

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The letter that comes with your licence that contains important information about what?
Answer
  • Your responsibilities as a London PHV driver, including any conditions you need to meet
  • A list of all London PHV operators
  • How generate more income as a London PHV driver

Question 20

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If the validity of your licence is shorter than three years, how would you know the reason?
Answer
  • The reason will be not be explained to you
  • DVLA will email you the reason
  • It will be explained in the letter that comes with the licence

Question 21

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Where should you keep your London PHV driver's license?
Answer
  • At your operator's office
  • At home in a safe place
  • In a bolt

Question 22

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The PHV operator(s) you work with must keep copies of your PHV driver’s licence and what else?
Answer
  • A prof of address
  • A copy of your passport
  • Your DVLA/NI/EU/EEA driving licence

Question 23

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What does your London PHV driver’s badge display?
Answer
  • You licence number only
  • Your operator's address
  • Your name, photograph, licence number and the date your licence period ends

Question 24

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Your name, photograph, and vehicle details must be provided to passengers by your operator. What does that allow passengers to do?
Answer
  • They can check this information against your badge
  • They can share this information with their friends
  • They can privately contact your for anything else other than the booked journey

Question 25

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What will happen to the PHV licence discs if you try to remove them?
Answer
  • Nothing will happen
  • The discs will be permanently damaged
  • The discs will get fixed properly

Question 26

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If license discs fixed a PHV is lost, stolen or damaged, the vehicle owner should contact TfL within what time period?
Answer
  • Within 24 hours
  • Within 7 days
  • Immediately

Question 27

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Why should the vehicle owner contact TfL if the licence discs fixed to a PHV are damaged, lost, or stolen?
Answer
  • So that TfL can issue replacement discs
  • So that TfL can issue a fine
  • So that TfL can inform you operator

Question 28

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In some exceptional circumstances, a PHV might be given an:
Answer
  • Exemption
  • Examination
  • Excuse

Question 29

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If a PHV has been given an exemption, what it does not need to do?
Answer
  • Being used for bookings
  • Being used as a PHV
  • Display the licence discs

Question 30

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What types of details TfL's licence checker tool include?
Answer
  • Information about all licensed private hire drivers, vehicles and operators
  • Information about aeroplane schedule
  • Bus and train timetable

Question 31

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An operator is required to record certain information before a journey starts. They include (select 3 answers):
Answer
  • The date the booking is made and, if different, the date of the journey
  • The name of the person the booking is for
  • The agreed time and place for picking up passengers, or, if more than one location, the first passenger
  • DoB of the passenger

Question 32

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A PHV operator is required to record certain information before a journey starts. They include (select 3 answers):
Answer
  • The main destination
  • The agreed fare or estimated fare
  • The name or other identification of the driver carrying out the booking
  • The passenger's mortgage details

Question 33

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Before the start of a journey, what an operator needs to record about the vehicle that will carry out the booking?
Answer
  • The vehicle's registration number or other identification
  • The registration year of the vehicle
  • The make and model of the vehicle

Question 34

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An operator with a licence to operate from a late-night venue (e.g. a pub or nightclub), can only take bookings:
Answer
  • inside the venue at the booking location specified on their licence
  • outside the venue
  • wherever they feel comfortable

Question 35

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Please read the statement carefully and answer the following question. "When Tottenham Hotspur Stadium hosts an event, some roads closest to the stadium are closed before, during and immediately after the event. The High Road is normally closed between White Hart Lane and Hampden Lane. A number of side roads around the stadium are closed to general traffic access, from two hours before, during and up to one hour post-match. Matchday road closures prevent spectators from being dropped-off or picked-up close to the stadium. If you need to use a taxi or private hire vehicle, we recommend you are dropped-off and/or picked-up at least a 15 minute walk (0.5m) away from the stadium." Where can you pick-up or drop-off passengers when there is an event at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium?
Answer
  • At least 15 minutes walking distance from the stadium
  • Next to the the stadium
  • On a suspended taxi rank

Question 36

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The following information has been taken from the TPH Notice 2/24. "The DBS Update Service licensing requirement was introduced on 26 February 2024. We will not grant a taxi or PHV driver's licence (including those seeking to renew an existing licence) unless an applicant has registered for the DBS Update Service. This will apply to all applicants who have applied for a taxi or PHV licence, including those who submitted an application prior to 26 February 2024 which is yet to be determined. Once licensed, you must maintain continuous subscription with the DBS Update Service." What will happen, if an applicant does not register for the DBS update service?
Answer
  • Nothing, they will receive their licence
  • They can simply submit their criminal record certificate to TfL instead
  • TfL will not grant their Taxi or Private Hire Driver licence
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