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PCV CPC Case Study 90

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Emma, a coach driver operating on international routes, has to manage various security and documentation aspects of her journeys. Her responsibilities include thorough vehicle checks, ensuring passenger and luggage compliance, and adhering to international travel regulations. Emma must also be vigilant about preventing the carriage of illegal immigrants and maintaining proper documentation for her passengers.

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 Only check passenger tickets
B Search the vehicle thoroughly
C Start driving immediately
D Wait for additional passengers
Correct Answer: B Search the vehicle thoroughly
Explanation: A thorough search ensures no items are left or concealed.
A Boarding without checks
B Only counting passengers
C Random boarding
D Valid tickets or passes for boarding
Correct Answer: D Valid tickets or passes for boarding
Explanation: Valid tickets or passes ensure authorised passenger travel.
A Conduct random checks
B Ignore unclaimed bags
C Load all available luggage
D Match baggage with passengers
Correct Answer: D Match baggage with passengers
Explanation: Matching baggage with passengers enhances security.
A A quick clearance
B A reward for the driver
C No impact on travel
D Significant delay or travel refusal
Correct Answer: D Significant delay or travel refusal
Explanation: Unaccounted baggage can lead to delays or refusal to travel.
A Just a passport
B Only a national driving licence
C Passport, driving licence, waybill
D Vehicle insurance only
Correct Answer: C Passport, driving licence, waybill
Explanation: These documents are required for legal international travel.
A A simple warning
B Mandatory community service
C No penalty
D Penalty of up to £2,000 per person
Correct Answer: D Penalty of up to £2,000 per person
Explanation: Carrying illegal immigrants can lead to significant fines.
A Given to passengers
B Kept by the driver
C Left at the next stop
D Reported to the operator
Correct Answer: D Reported to the operator
Explanation: Reporting to the operator ensures proper procedure.