1. . A licensing authority has given notice that it intends to suspend an operator’s license. The Operator can lodge an appeal within:

 

2. How can an operator ensure that customers can find out how much fares are going to be?

3. Operators must keep records for a minimum of

4. How can operators best protect themselves when customers visit their offices?

5. Responsibility for taking a private hire booking lies with the

6. Before sending a vehicle to collect a pre-booked passenger the operator should ensure the correct license is in place for the

7. A taxi or private hire driver can operate as soon as they have

8. If a license application is refused how long does the applicant have to appeal?

9. What is the maximum length a licensing authority can issue a Hackney Carriage or Private Hire License?

10. An enhanced DBS check is required when drivers are contracted to carry

11. . A group 2 medical standard exemption could be given for

12. When is a taxi driver allowed to refuse to push a wheelchair up a ramp?

13. A private hire vehicle is licensed, every driver of that vehicle needs to hold a

14. The main reason private hire vehicles and hackney carriages are licensed is to

15. Why are licensing conditions written by local borough councils?

16. Who is allowed to request to see a drivers license?

17. On what grounds may the council suspend or revoke any license?

 

18. A ‘private hire vehicle’ refers to a vehicle that is constructed or adapted to seat a maximum

of

19. Why is Cat 3 Single Vehicle Approval needed for a stretched limousine?

20. A driver has not maintained their vehicle and is stopped by the licensing officer. What is most likely to happen?

21. Obstructing an authorized officer is an offence under the

22. Which of the following correctly identifies the rules relating to advertising on vehicles?

 

23. Who is responsible for ensuring that passengers do not smoke in a taxi or private hire vehicle?

24. To ensure customers are clear that smoking is prohibited in the vehicle no smoking signs should be clearly displayed

25. How can fares be calculated?

26. The conduct of hackney carriage drivers relating to the use of taxi ranks is covered by

27. Which details are usually found on a licensing plate?

28. Why are the penalties so high for private hire drivers who are not licensed for hackney carriages found to be ‘plying for hire’?

 

29. A private hire vehicle operating as a chauffeured service is exempt from

30. A roof sign containing the word taxi fitted to a vehicle licensed solely as a private hire vehicle Would be

31. If the taxi or private hire vehicle does not have license plates fixed correctly, following licensing guidelines, what may happen?

 

32. When a Hackney Carriage or Private Hire Vehicle license is suspended by the licensing Authority the action the driver can take within 7 days is to

33. A licensed private hire vehicle can be driven by

34. When would a vehicle license be suspended or revoked?

35. When arriving at a designated taxi rank with no spaces, a hackney carriage driver should

36. The procedure in the event of a licensing authority refusing to issue a Hackney Carriage or Private Hire Vehicle with a license is a lodge and appeal at a

37. A taximeter can be switched off when the

 

38. Pre-booking a private hire vehicle requires the hirer to make a booking

39. Why should the customer be able to have sight of the fares table?

40. If a driver is caught driving without insurance what is most likely to happen?

41. Failure to comply with a request from an authorized officer may result in action being taken by the

42. A customer complains to the licensing authority that a driver has overcharged them for a journey. Under local byelaws this would result in the?

43. A driver who overcharges a customer will be in contravention of

44. An operators license can be granted for up to

45. Before operating a private hire business from their home operators should ensure

46. Why may an operator have their license suspended or revoked?

47. What records are likely to be held by an operator?

48. Under which Act are cross border journeys legislated?

49. If a hiring is reserved to cross border what must the driver do if a fare is accepted and Taximeter is not going to be used?

 

50. If a hiring is reserved to cross border what must the driver do if a fare is accepted and Taximeter is not going to be used?

 

51. For a vehicle to be legal for use on the road, a driver needs to check that it has

52. In relation to the issuing of a Private Hire or Hackney Carriage License, what does deregulation mean?

53. Who sets out the regulations and conditions a hackney carriage must satisfy?

54. A private hire operator must be able to produce records of all pre booked journeys when asked by an authorized officer from the council or a

55. Licensing conditions will normally stipulate that a taxi or private hire vehicle must not be

56. An applicant for a Hackney Carriage or Private hire license must have a full valid driving License for

57. Which statutory regulations are designed to protect the travelling public from unlicensed drivers?

58. Why must a driver who is allergic to dogs get a medical exemption certificate?

59. Why must drivers have knowledge of the local licensing district?

60. Which of the following is included in a check to ensure that a license applicant is ‘Fit and Proper’?

61. Operators are expected to