PCV CPC Case Study 1

Alice, a PCV driver in the UK, takes pride in delivering passengers safely, on time, and courteously. She understands that caring for passengers is a critical part of her job. Alice always ensures to follow the company's standards and statutory laws for PCV drivers. She faces challenges like adhering to timetables without rushing, offering apologies for delays, and ensuring passenger safety and comfort at all times.

There are 7 multiple choice questions in this PCV CPC case study. Read this carefully and ensure you fully understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 6 out of 7 to pass.

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A Increase driving speed
B Resist the temptation to hurry
C Skip stops to save time
D Take shortcuts
Correct Answer: B Resist the temptation to hurry
Explanation: Alice should resist rushing, as safety and adherence to the timetable are important.
A It maintains business and reputation
B It's only necessary for new drivers
C It's required only in complaints
D It's unrelated to driving
Correct Answer: A It maintains business and reputation
Explanation: Good customer care is crucial for maintaining business and the company's reputation.
A Check for last-minute boarding passengers
B Ignore the rearview mirror
C Immediately start driving
D Only focus on the road ahead
Correct Answer: A Check for last-minute boarding passengers
Explanation: A driver should make a final check for passengers trying to board at the last minute.
A Engage in arguments
B Ignore the behaviour
C Immediately evict the children
D Remain calm and follow procedures
Correct Answer: D Remain calm and follow procedures
Explanation: Remaining calm and following set procedures is key in handling disruptive behaviour.
A CCTV cameras
B Entertainment systems
C Internet access
D Seat belts
Correct Answer: D Seat belts
Explanation: Since February 1998, seat belts are mandatory in such vehicles.
A For aesthetic purposes
B To improve access for disabled and older passengers
C To increase bus speed
D To reduce fuel consumption
Correct Answer: B To improve access for disabled and older passengers
Explanation: Kneeling' buses are used to improve access for disabled and older passengers.
A Assist only outside the bus
B Avoid any assistance
C Offer reasonable assistance
D Only assist if asked directly
Correct Answer: C Offer reasonable assistance
Explanation: Drivers should offer reasonable assistance to passengers with disabilities.