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Driving And Parking In London Question 1 - 10

1 / 10

If a road sign shows that access is for a taxi:

A. You are allowed only to access if dropping off a passenger

B. A PHV is not a taxi - you are not allowed access

C. PHVs have the same rights as taxis - you are allowed to access

2 / 10

When driving you must be aware of your responsibilities under:

A. The Code of Conduct

B. The Driver Code

C. The Highway Code

3 / 10

Name the road sign:

A. Taxi Lane

B. Bus Lane

C. Cycle Lane

4 / 10

Name the road sign:

A. Electric vehicle charging point

B. Car park

C. Electric taxi charging point

5 / 10

Private hire drivers can stop to pick up or drop off passengers in many areas where
there are rules in place to limit waiting or stopping. You need to remember that

A. PHV drivers should not stop on single yellow lines

B. PHV drivers should not stop in any place where they might stop other vehicles moving or be a danger to other road users

C. PHV drivers should never stop for longer than 1 minute to collect a passenger

6 / 10

Are PHV drivers allowed to stop on zig-zag lines?

A. Yes, PHVs are allowed to stop on zig-zag lines

B. Yes, but only between 10pm and 6am

C. No, PHV drivers must not stop on zig-zag lines

7 / 10

You can pick up or drop off passengers: (2 correct answers)

A. On single and double red lines - correct

B. On taxi ranks

C. In places where loading is not allowed (shown by markings on the kerb)

8 / 10

You can pick up or drop off passengers: (2 correct answers)

A. In most parking bays

B. In most bus lanes, although you should avoid this if possible as it might delay or obstruct buses

C. In bus stop clear-ways

9 / 10

If there are waiting or parking restrictions:

A. You can stop for up to 5 minutes

B. You can stop for no longer than is needed for the passenger to get in or out of the vehicle

C. You can stop for up to 2 minutes

10 / 10

Can you get a PCN if you wait for a late passenger somewhere where there are
restrictions?

A. No, as long as you have a booking

B. Yes, at all times

C. Only between 6am and 10pm

Your score is

The average score is 95%

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