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Exam helpOnline version here you go by Shaamah Saleh 1 Taxi & Private Hire drivers often observe possible Child Sex Exploitation [CSE] by passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE ONE THING A DRIVER CAN SAFELY DO a Undertake journeys where parents are taking their children on family days out. b Help to pass vulnerable people to other persons for their sexual gratification. c Assist others to supply drugs to young children and vulnerable adults d Help to transport abused persons in taxis/PH vehicles to take advantage of them. 2 Taxi & Private Hire drivers often have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE FOUR ANSWERS WHICH WILL MAKE PASSENGERS VULNERABLE: Choose one or more answers a Mental Health illnesses. b Consuming Alcohol. c Knowing the area well. d Consuming Controlled Substance e Staying alert and awake f A physical or learning disability 3 Taxi and Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE TWO THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD NEVER DO: Choose one or more answers a Swearing at or shouting at passengers who are well-behaved in the vehicle. b Reporting to the police, journeys when an adult abuses a child or vulnerable adult. c Reporting to taxi.licensing@knowsley.gov.uk on drivers who have been used to transport vulnerable adults/children to and from Hotels repeatedly at times. d Ensuring passengers safely enter and leave the vehicle without injury. e Making inappropriate comments to passengers about their looks or clothes. f Always drive in a safe manner for the road and traffic conditions. 4 Taxi & Private Hire drivers have been known to suspect customers of moving people around to be exploited for the sexual gratification of others. CIRCLE ONLY THE THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER DOING IF YOU SUSPECT "Human Trafficking"/Abuse. Choose one or more answers a Call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 and give details. b Report your concerns to taxi.licensing@knowsley.gov.uk and give clear details. c Keep themselves safe by reporting and not attempting to intervene. d Tell all their friends and family about their suspicions. 5 Taxi & Private Hire Drivers may have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS WHICH CANNOT MAKE A PASSENGER VULNERABLE? Choose one or more answers a A passenger's Physical or Learning Disability. b Consuming Controlled Drugs. c A passenger's Mental Health illness or conditions. d Consuming Alcohol. e A passenger staying alert and awake. f The passenger knowing the local area well. 6 Taxi & Private Hire drivers, who do not have a medical exemption, are required to assist passengers with disabilities and passengers who use identified assistance dogs. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS FOR THE STATEMENTS YOU THINK ARE WRONG Choose one or more answers a To refuse a guide dog my medical exemption notice must be on display. b I should always ask the passenger where the guide dog should be carried. c I must have a medical exemption before I can refuse an assistance dog. d e I do not need to speak to a blind passenger to first identify myself. 7 Taxi & Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD DO Choose one or more answers a Swear at or shout at well-behaved passengers in the vehicle. b Report to the police journeys when a child or vulnerable adult is abused. c Make inappropriate comments about a passenger or their clothes. d Make sure passengers safely enter and leave the vehicle without injury. e Be very careful where to park when passengers board or leave the vehicle. 8 Taxi & Private Hire drivers may witness Sex Exploitation [CSE] behaviours? CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS WHICH LICENSEES CAN NEVER DO Choose one or more answers a Help to pass vulnerable young people to other persons for their own or other person sexual gratification. b Assist others to supply drugs to young children and vulnerable adults c Help others to take advantage of vulnerable persons in their taxi/ PH vehicle. d Carry parents who are taking their own children on family days out. 9 A passenger gives you a £10 note for a journey costing £5.35. How much change should you give? a £3.35 b £1.95 c £4.65 d £2.65 10 A journey costs £8.60 and the passenger gives you a £10 note. Which of the following is the correct change? a £0.65 b £1.40 c £2.65 d £4.65 11 A journey costs £8.45 and you are given £10 by the passenger. How much change should they receive? a £5.25 b £1.55 c £2.55 d £2.65 12 Can you legally park a licensed private hire vehicle on a hackney a No b Yes 13 If approached in the street by a hirer, can a private hire driver accept a job that was not booked through their operator without committing offences? a Yes b No 14 Must a taxi or private hire driver have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to carry a guide or assistance dog in their licensed vehicle? a Yes b No 15 Must a taxi or private hire driver with a Wheelchair Vehicle (WAV) have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to load a passenger in a wheelchair? a Yes b No 16 Can a Hackney Cab have licensed in one area legally park on a Hackney Stand in another different area? a No b Yes 17 Can you stop and wait on the zig-zag markings outside a school during their hours of use? a Yes b No 18 How many points will you get on your DVLA Licence if you use a mobile telephone at the wheel when the engine is on? a 9 b 6 19 If you are convicted of a mobile phone (CU80) offence in any car, can your taxi/private hire licence be revoked? a No b Yes 20 When driving a taxi/private hire car for social or work use, can you smoke/allow someone else to smoke in the vehicle? a No b Yes 21 If a taxi/PH car is damaged in an accident, how long does the Act give to report it in writing to the Licensing Service? a 5 days b 72 hours 22 If you sound the vehicle audible warning instrument (horn) when stationary, can you be fined or have your licence suspended? a Yes b No 23 Can a taxi/PH driver legally park their vehicle on a marked bus-stop/Loading Bay/disabled bay without being prosecuted or reported to the Licensing Service? a Yes b No 24 Can a driver who does not have a medical exemption certificate refuse to take an identified assistance animal in a licensed vehicle? a Yes b No 25 What is the maximum fine on conviction for refusing to carry an identified assistance animal? a £500 b £1000 26 Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a passenger boards/exits a vehicle safely? a Passenger b Driver 27 Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a vehicle only stops where it is safe to load/unload without obstruction? a Driver b Passenger 28 If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you introduce yourself before you touch them in any way? a Yes b No 29 If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you identify yourself and speak to them first before approaching closer? a No b Yes 30 Should you first ask a passenger where they wish to put the assistance animal in the vehicle before loading? a Yes b No 31 Is it advisable for you to ask a passenger with disabilities first what help they require from you? a Yes b No 32 Should you always assume that you know what help a passenger needs rather than ask them first? a Yes b No 33 If a passenger complains that you failed to provide a reasonable level of assistance, and this is proven, is suspension or revocation likely to happen? a Yes b No

1

Taxi & Private Hire drivers often observe possible Child Sex Exploitation [CSE] by passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE ONE THING A DRIVER CAN SAFELY DO

a

Undertake journeys where parents are taking their children on family days out.

b

Help to pass vulnerable people to other persons for their sexual gratification.

c

Assist others to supply drugs to young children and vulnerable adults

d

Help to transport abused persons in taxis/PH vehicles to take advantage of them.

2

Taxi & Private Hire drivers often have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE FOUR ANSWERS WHICH WILL MAKE PASSENGERS VULNERABLE:

Choose one or more answers

a

Mental Health illnesses.

b

Consuming Alcohol.

c

Knowing the area well.

d

Consuming Controlled Substance

e

Staying alert and awake

f

A physical or learning disability

3

Taxi and Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE TWO THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD NEVER DO:

Choose one or more answers

a

Swearing at or shouting at passengers who are well-behaved in the vehicle.

b

Reporting to the police, journeys when an adult abuses a child or vulnerable adult.

c

Reporting to taxi.licensing@knowsley.gov.uk on drivers who have been used to transport vulnerable adults/children to and from Hotels repeatedly at times.

d

Ensuring passengers safely enter and leave the vehicle without injury.

e

Making inappropriate comments to passengers about their looks or clothes.

f

Always drive in a safe manner for the road and traffic conditions.

4

Taxi & Private Hire drivers have been known to suspect customers of moving people around to be exploited for the sexual gratification of others. CIRCLE ONLY THE THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER DOING IF YOU SUSPECT "Human Trafficking"/Abuse.

Choose one or more answers

a

Call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 and give details.

b

Report your concerns to taxi.licensing@knowsley.gov.uk and give clear details.

c

Keep themselves safe by reporting and not attempting to intervene.

d

Tell all their friends and family about their suspicions.

5

Taxi & Private Hire Drivers may have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS WHICH CANNOT MAKE A PASSENGER VULNERABLE?

Choose one or more answers

a

A passenger's Physical or Learning Disability.

b

Consuming Controlled Drugs.

c

A passenger's Mental Health illness or conditions.

d

Consuming Alcohol.

e

A passenger staying alert and awake.

f

The passenger knowing the local area well.

6

Taxi & Private Hire drivers, who do not have a medical exemption, are required to assist passengers with disabilities and passengers who use identified assistance dogs. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS FOR THE STATEMENTS YOU THINK ARE WRONG

Choose one or more answers

a

To refuse a guide dog my medical exemption notice must be on display.

b

I should always ask the passenger where the guide dog should be carried.

c

I must have a medical exemption before I can refuse an assistance dog.

d

e

I do not need to speak to a blind passenger to first identify myself.

7

Taxi & Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD DO

Choose one or more answers

a

Swear at or shout at well-behaved passengers in the vehicle.

b

Report to the police journeys when a child or vulnerable adult is abused.

c

Make inappropriate comments about a passenger or their clothes.

d

Make sure passengers safely enter and leave the vehicle without injury.

e

Be very careful where to park when passengers board or leave the vehicle.

8

Taxi & Private Hire drivers may witness Sex Exploitation [CSE] behaviours? CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS WHICH LICENSEES CAN NEVER DO

Choose one or more answers

a

Help to pass vulnerable young people to other persons for their own or other person sexual gratification.

b

Assist others to supply drugs to young children and vulnerable adults

c

Help others to take advantage of vulnerable persons in their taxi/ PH vehicle.

d

Carry parents who are taking their own children on family days out.

9

A passenger gives you a £10 note for a journey costing £5.35. How much change should you give?

a

£3.35

b

£1.95

c

£4.65

d

£2.65

10

A journey costs £8.60 and the passenger gives you a £10 note. Which of the following is the correct change?

a

£0.65

b

£1.40

c

£2.65

d

£4.65

11

A journey costs £8.45 and you are given £10 by the passenger. How much change should they receive?

a

£5.25

b

£1.55

c

£2.55

d

£2.65

12

Can you legally park a licensed private hire vehicle on a hackney

a

No

b

Yes

13

If approached in the street by a hirer, can a private hire driver accept a job that was not booked through their operator without committing offences?

a

Yes

b

No

14

Must a taxi or private hire driver have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to carry a guide or assistance dog in their licensed vehicle?

a

Yes

b

No

15

Must a taxi or private hire driver with a Wheelchair Vehicle (WAV) have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to load a passenger in a wheelchair?

a

Yes

b

No

16

Can a Hackney Cab have licensed in one area legally park on a Hackney Stand in another different area?

a

No

b

Yes

17

Can you stop and wait on the zig-zag markings outside a school during their hours of use?

a

Yes

b

No

18

How many points will you get on your DVLA Licence if you use a mobile telephone at the wheel when the engine is on?

a

9

b

6

19

If you are convicted of a mobile phone (CU80) offence in any car, can your taxi/private hire licence be revoked?

a

No

b

Yes

20

When driving a taxi/private hire car for social or work use, can you smoke/allow someone else to smoke in the vehicle?

a

No

b

Yes

21

If a taxi/PH car is damaged in an accident, how long does the Act give to report it in writing to the Licensing Service?

a

5 days

b

72 hours

22

If you sound the vehicle audible warning instrument (horn) when stationary, can you be fined or have your licence suspended?

a

Yes

b

No

23

Can a taxi/PH driver legally park their vehicle on a marked bus-stop/Loading Bay/disabled bay without being prosecuted or reported to the Licensing Service?

a

Yes

b

No

24

Can a driver who does not have a medical exemption certificate refuse to take an identified assistance animal in a licensed vehicle?

a

Yes

b

No

25

What is the maximum fine on conviction for refusing to carry an identified assistance animal?

a

£500

b

£1000

26

Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a passenger boards/exits a vehicle safely?

a

Passenger

b

Driver

27

Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a vehicle only stops where it is safe to load/unload without obstruction?

a

Driver

b

Passenger

28

If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you introduce yourself before you touch them in any way?

a

Yes

b

No

29

If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you identify yourself and speak to them first before approaching closer?

a

No

b

Yes

30

Should you first ask a passenger where they wish to put the assistance animal in the vehicle before loading?

a

Yes

b

No

31

Is it advisable for you to ask a passenger with disabilities first what help they require from you?

a

Yes

b

No

32

Should you always assume that you know what help a passenger needs rather than ask them first?

a

Yes

b

No

33

If a passenger complains that you failed to provide a reasonable level of assistance, and this is proven, is suspension or revocation likely to happen?

a

Yes

b

No

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by Shaamah Saleh

Taxi & Private Hire drivers often observe possible Child Sex Exploitation [CSE] by passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE ONE THING A DRIVER CAN SAFELY DO

Taxi & Private Hire drivers often have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE FOUR ANSWERS WHICH WILL MAKE PASSENGERS VULNERABLE:

Taxi and Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE ONLY THE TWO THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD NEVER DO:

Taxi & Private Hire drivers have been known to suspect customers of moving people around to be exploited for the sexual gratification of others. CIRCLE ONLY THE THREE THINGS YOU SHOULD CONSIDER DOING IF YOU SUSPECT "Human Trafficking"/Abuse.

Taxi & Private Hire Drivers may have vulnerable passengers in their vehicles. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS WHICH CANNOT MAKE A PASSENGER VULNERABLE?

Taxi & Private Hire drivers, who do not have a medical exemption, are required to assist passengers with disabilities and passengers who use identified assistance dogs. CIRCLE THE 2 LETTERS FOR THE STATEMENTS YOU THINK ARE WRONG

Taxi & Private Hire Drivers have a legal duty of care to their passengers. CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SHOULD DO

Taxi & Private Hire drivers may witness Sex Exploitation [CSE] behaviours? CIRCLE THE 3 LETTERS FOR THE THINGS WHICH LICENSEES CAN NEVER DO

A passenger gives you a £10 note for a journey costing £5.35. How much change should you give?

A journey costs £8.60 and the passenger gives you a £10 note. Which of the following is the correct change?

A journey costs £8.45 and you are given £10 by the passenger. How much change should they receive?

Can you legally park a licensed private hire vehicle on a hackney

If approached in the street by a hirer, can a private hire driver accept a job that was not booked through their operator without committing offences?

Must a taxi or private hire driver have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to carry a guide or assistance dog in their licensed vehicle?

Must a taxi or private hire driver with a Wheelchair Vehicle (WAV) have a medical exemption before they ever refuse to load a passenger in a wheelchair?

Can a Hackney Cab have licensed in one area legally park on a Hackney Stand in another different area?

Can you stop and wait on the zig-zag markings outside a school during their hours of use?

How many points will you get on your DVLA Licence if you use a mobile telephone at the wheel when the engine is on?

If you are convicted of a mobile phone (CU80) offence in any car, can your taxi/private hire licence be revoked?

When driving a taxi/private hire car for social or work use, can you smoke/allow someone else to smoke in the vehicle?

If a taxi/PH car is damaged in an accident, how long does the Act give to report it in writing to the Licensing Service?

If you sound the vehicle audible warning instrument (horn) when stationary, can you be fined or have your licence suspended?

Can a taxi/PH driver legally park their vehicle on a marked bus-stop/Loading Bay/disabled bay without being prosecuted or reported to the Licensing Service?

Can a driver who does not have a medical exemption certificate refuse to take an identified assistance animal in a licensed vehicle?

What is the maximum fine on conviction for refusing to carry an identified assistance animal?

Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a passenger boards/exits a vehicle safely?

Whose legal responsibility is it to ensure a vehicle only stops where it is safe to load/unload without obstruction?

If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you introduce yourself before you touch them in any way?

If your passenger has vision difficulties, should you identify yourself and speak to them first before approaching closer?

Should you first ask a passenger where they wish to put the assistance animal in the vehicle before loading?

Is it advisable for you to ask a passenger with disabilities first what help they require from you?

Should you always assume that you know what help a passenger needs rather than ask them first?

If a passenger complains that you failed to provide a reasonable level of assistance, and this is proven, is suspension or revocation likely to happen?