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Ride-hailing written test: what you sit, how to revise

Unofficial · 2026-08-28 · who must sit, exemptions, booking and fees: Transport Department only

Same paper as taxi candidates

Part A knowledge includes ride-hailing operations (platforms, fleets, permits, service duties — as in the official booklet). Part B is the Road Users’ Code. Structure: new vs old format.

Revision focus (practice advice, not an official syllabus list)

• Part A: do not rely on old taxi-only banks; drill ride-hailing operations.
• Places and routes still matter for passenger work.
• Part B signs, yielding, speed and loads are the same Code as taxi candidates.
• Both parts must pass in about 45 minutes — use a timed combined mock.

This unofficial app offers a ride-hail-weighted mock (same length; knowledge items prefer ride-hailing). The live paper may not use the same mix. See What is the ride-hail weighted mock?

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Start hereExam format

New vs old format

Part A 30, Part B 35, 45 minutes — and how that differs from the old 40-question paper.

Study plan

Study guide for the combined written test

Structure, pass lines, a four-step plan and mock rhythm.

Places

How to study place questions

Use maps to understand landmarks, districts and routes.

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