Section 04 Staying Safe Question 21 – 32

Staying Safe Question 21 - 32

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What information has the section on Staying Safe covered?

A. How to keep yourself safe - keeping passengers safe is not your responsibility

B. How to keep both you and your passengers safe

C. How to avoid damaging your PHV

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Where should you put CCTV signage?

A. Anywhere however it must also be as visible as possible to passengers as they enter the vehicle and while they are travelling in it

B. Somewhere that it does not block the driver’s view, it must also be as visible as possible to passengers as they enter the vehicle and while they are travelling in it

C. It doesn't need to be visible to passengers but it cannot block the driver's view

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Do you need to display signs about CCTV in operation?

A. Yes, signage must be displayed but not in a visible place

B. Yes, signage must be displayed somewhere that is easy for passengers to see

C. No

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Will installing CCTV cameras reduce your insurance premiums?

A. It may reduce your insurance premiums

B. It will reduce your insurance premiums

C. No, it won't affect the insurance premiums

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What are the benefits of installing CCTV cameras in your vehicle?

A. It's not allowed to install CCTV cameras in PHVs

B. They can reduce threats and violence against drivers

C. None

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When you are recording an incident, you should try and include the following
details: (2 correct answers)

A. Details of any witnesses and description of any injuries

B. Details of your insurance policy

C. Account of the immediate action that was taken

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When you are recording an incident, you should try and include the following
details: (2 correct answers)

A. Anything that might have caused the incident

B. Your driving licence number

C. Type of incident (verbal threat, physical assault, written threat)

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When you are recording an incident, you should try and include the following
details: (2 correct answers)

A. Your gender

B. Information about the attacker (name, address if known, description of clothing, age, gender)

C. Brief description of the incident

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When you are recording an incident, you should try and include the following
details: (2 correct answers)

A. Whether the attacker was one of your passengers

B. When and where the incident happened

C. What was the weather like

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Is it important to record and report incidents that almost happened?

A. No, you should only report incidents that actually did happen

B. Yes

C. No, there's no need to report any incidents

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If something happens to you, you should:

A. Ignore it and carry on

B. Tell your operator and if necessary, also call the police and/or an ambulance depending on the incident

C. Speak to your friend about it

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What should you do after an incident with an aggressive passenger?
(2 correct answers)

A. Take a day off

B. Try to talk about what happened with a friend, a colleague or your operator

C. Report the incident to help avoid it happening in future

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