Taxi Driver Licence test

Appeal for scrapping the latest London taxi driver knowledge test

Conservatives believe that the test that all fare evaders in London must undergo in order to obtain a driving licence should be abolished in its present state. Conservatives of the Greater London Authority described the test - known as knowledge - as "archaic" and a "major barrier" to recruiting. Examination will require 25,000 road titles to be learned by riders.

The driver delegates said they were "stunned and shocked" by the proposal. Richard Tracey's Saving An Icon found that fare evaders had to make "fundamental changes" to keep pace with the "increasingly beloved app-based residential rental companies" in an expands town, and said they should be reduced by two-thirds.

Once they have passed the test in writing and passed several verbal examinations, the driver can obtain a driver's license. Steve McNamara, general manager of the Licensed Taxi Driver Association, said: "I am bewildered and horrified that anyone would suggest doing something that has changed or reduced the standards of taxiing. The taxi driver Nick from Hertford said the train was "devastating".

"Why shouldn't you want a very high level of taxi service for a future-oriented town?

PLCV entrance test

Newcomers to the sector are required to be acquainted with the contents of the SPSV Operation Manual and to have a good understanding of the country in which they wish to obtain a license. SPSV Entry Test is to ensure that you know the SPSV regulations, that you are acquainted with good practices in the sector and that you know your area.

Before you can request a PLCV driving licence, you must successfully complete this test. PLCV testing can be performed at over 5 test sites across the nation, and you can have your test performed at a suitable point in your life. Audioversion of the PLCV manual: