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Taxi and Rideshare Driver — Knowledge Practice

Safety and security: practice questions

Our Taxi & Rideshare bank has 16 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.

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Question 1

What should you do if you are involved in a crash with a passenger on board?

  1. Finish the trip first so the passenger isn't delayed, then report the crash at the end of your shift
  2. Check for injuries, call 911 if needed, exchange information and report it to the platform or authority
  3. Move the car and wait for the passenger to decide
  4. Drive away
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B. Check for injuries, call 911 if needed, exchange information and report it to the platform or authority — Document the scene with photos.

Question 2

What should you do with a passenger's personal information you see in the app?

  1. Post it online
  2. Sell it
  3. Keep it private and use it only for the trip
  4. Save it in case you need to contact them later
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C. Keep it private and use it only for the trip — Privacy laws and platform rules apply.

Question 3

When should you check your vehicle's tires, lights and brakes?

  1. Only after a crash
  2. Once a year
  3. Before each shift
  4. Never
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C. Before each shift — A daily inspection prevents breakdowns.

Question 4

Why must passengers wear seat belts?

  1. They make the car faster
  2. They are mainly required for front-seat passengers; rear seats are optional everywhere
  3. They are mainly required for front-seat passengers; rear seat belts are optional in most places
  4. Seat belts greatly reduce injury and death in crashes, and many places require them for all passengers
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D. Seat belts greatly reduce injury and death in crashes, and many places require them for all passengers — Remind passengers to buckle up.

Question 5

What should you do if you feel unsafe with a passenger?

  1. Drive to a remote area
  2. Keep driving to the destination as fast as possible without saying anything, then report it later
  3. End the ride at a safe, well-lit public place and contact the police or platform if needed
  4. Argue with the passenger until they calm down
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C. End the ride at a safe, well-lit public place and contact the police or platform if needed — Use in-app safety features.

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