Section 02 Licensing Requirements For PHVS – Question 1 – 10

Licensing Requirements For PHVs - Question 1 - 10

1 / 10

Do you need to know about Private Hire Vehicle (PHV) requirements even if you
don't own a vehicle?

A. No, it only applies to registered keepers

B. Yes, you should know about these requirements

C. No, this is not required

2 / 10

Who is a registered keeper?

A. The person who paid for the vehicle

B. The person on the DVLA's records as the owner of the vehicle

C. The person that drives the vehicle

3 / 10

When will you get a vehicle licence?

A. TFL will send it by post with your PHV Driver’s Licence

B. It needs to be collected from TFL offices

C. Once a PHV has been licensed following an inspection at one of TFL's inspection centres

4 / 10

What is a PHV licence disc?

A. Proof that your vehicle has a valid PHV licence

B. Special sticker that allows you to park on red routes

C. Congestion charge exemption sticker

5 / 10

What does a registered keeper get together with a vehicle licence and licence
discs?

A. A leaflet which briefly describes the red route parking rules

B. Nothing

C. A leaflet which briefly describes the conditions of the licence

6 / 10

How long is a PHV licence valid for?

A. 2 years

B. 1 year

C. 3 years

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What is a vehicle inspection?

A. An annual vehicle test done together with an MOT test

B. An annual vehicle test at one TFL inspection centres to prove that the vehicle meets all the licensing requirements

C. An annual vehicle test at your main dealer

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When does a vehicle licensing inspection needs to be done?

A. Within 7 days from the day, you started using it for private hire purposes

B. Before you can use your vehicle for private hire purposes

C. Within 14 days from the day, you started using it for private hire Purposes

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Where are licence discs fixed?

A. To the front and rear windscreens of the vehicle

B. To the front windscreen of the vehicle

C. To the rear windscreen of the vehicle

10 / 10

Can you remove the licence discs when you're going for holiday?

A. No, you should not remove the discs, even if you are using the vehicle for private purposes

B. Yes, you can remove the discs if you are using the vehicle for private purposes but you must remember to put them back

C. Yes, but only the front disc

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The average score is 86%