SERU Training Course

Prepare for the TfL SERU Assessment SERU Preparation Test helps users prepare for the TfL SERU (Safety, Equality and Regulatory Understanding) Assessment through structured practice questions, timed mock tests, progress tracking, and study support. This app is designed for learning, revision, and SERU assessment preparation through practice questions and mock tests. Additional study resources are available at serutrainingcourse.co.uk. What You’ll Practise • SERU-style practice questions • PHV driver duties • Equality and passenger care topics • Passenger safety topics • Safeguarding awareness topics • Road and vehicle safety topics • Topics linked to public TfL private hire guidance What You Get • Practice question sets • Timed mock tests • Progress tracking • Study tips • Easy mobile access Who This App Is For • New applicants for TfL PHV licences • Drivers renewing their licence • Drivers who have previously failed the SERU test • Anyone wanting to stay current with TfL regulations About the SERU Assessment According to TfL’s public guidance, the SERU Assessment applies to new Private Hire Vehicle applicants who submit their application on or after 1 April 2023. TfL’s public guidance also refers to other parts of the licensing process. These may include safeguarding awareness, English language requirements and topographical skills. Important Notice • This app does not provide a PHV licence. • It does not book, manage, or submit any TfL application. • It does not guarantee a pass, licence approval, renewal, or any TfL decision. Official Information Sources • Transport for London: https://tfl.gov.uk • TfL Private Hire licensing: https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/taxis-and-private-hire/licensing • TfL SERU Assessment information: https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/taxis-and-private-hire/licensing/learn-seru • GOV.UK: https://www.gov.uk Disclaimer The Seru Training Course is independently created and operated. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, approved by, reviewed by, or represented by Transport for London, GOV.UK, or any government body. So, always check official sources before making any licensing decision.