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QCF Unit and Assessment Specification Unit title Ofqual Unit code Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner K/602/6055 SQA Unit code FF97 66

History of changes Publication date: Version: completed by SQA completed by SQA Version number Date Description Authorised by Scottish Qualifications Authority 2011 This publication may be reproduced in whole or in part for educational purposes provided that no profit is derived from reproduction and that, if reproduced in part, the source is acknowledged.

QCF Unit specification Title Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner Level 2 Credit value 3 Learning Outcomes Assessment Criteria The learner will: 1 Be able to prepare to drive the vehicle for the safe transport of passengers. The learner can: 1.1 Demonstrate they hold a current driver s licence as issued by the relevant licensing authority. 1.2 Demonstrate that the vehicle has a current vehicle licence issued by the licensing authority and it is displayed correctly. 1.3 Demonstrate that insurance policies in respect of third party risks are in place. 1.4 Demonstrate that the vehicle operator or proprietor has a current and valid MOT or a certificate of compliance issued on behalf of the Department for Transport. 1.5 Carry out a pre-drive check to ensure the licensed vehicle meets the licensing conditions in respect of transporting passengers safely. 1.6 Display the driver s badge in a manner prescribed by legislation. 1.7 Demonstrate the vehicle is prepared to carry passengers safely and carries emergency equipment as the licensing conditions require. FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 1

2 Understand how to prepare oneself to drive the vehicle for the safe transport of passengers. 2.1 Explain the importance of being physically and mentally fit to drive. 2.2 Outline the medical criteria for fitness to drive. 2.3 Describe how common ailments can affect a driver s judgement and concentration. 2.4 Describe how over the counter medicines can affect a driver s judgement and concentration. 2.5 Describe how alcohol and drugs affect a driver s ability to drive. 2.6 Describe how the following can affect a driver s concentration and judgement: heavy traffic volumes weather conditions parking delays meeting unrealistic time schedules stress 3 Be able to drive the vehicle and transport passengers safely and in comfort. 3.1 Ensure that passengers comply with the current Seat Belt Regulations. 3.2 Interpret the journey details from passenger or booking office request. 3.3 Ensure passengers are seated comfortably and any luggage is secured. 3.4 Drive the vehicle in a manner that is safe for customers and other road users; adapting driving style according to the specific needs of the customer. 3.5 Drive in a manner that promotes economy of fuel, tyre and brake wear. FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 2

4 Know how to transport customers in a safe and comfortable manner. 4.1 Outline the relevant legislation relating to the use of seatbelts. 4.2 Describe how driving style should be adapted to the prevailing road conditions. 4.3 Describe the elements of defensive driving. 4.4 Describe the importance of mirrors and signalling to the taxi and private hire driver as they continue to stop and start from the roadside. 4.5 Define the following in relation to driving safely: safe following distance thinking distance braking distance 4.6 Describe what a safe following distance is for all conditions. 4.7 Describe how stopping distances are affected by: gradients road surface condition of the vehicle stress tiredness 4.8 Describe the use of safety measures to control speed, red light and traffic infringements. 4.9 Describe how personal driving style affects how efficiently the vehicle runs. 4.10 Describe how personal driving style can contribute to protecting the environment. 4.11 Describe how personal driving style affects customer comfort. FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 3

Additional information about the Unit Unit purpose and aim(s) The purpose of this Unit is for learners to demonstrate occupational competence in driving a taxi or private hire vehicle. This Unit is particularly suitable for learners who work as drivers taxis or private hire vehicles. Unit expiry date 30 September 2015 Details of the relationship between the Unit and relevant national occupational standards (if appropriate) This Unit is mapped to the National Occupational Standards For Road Passenger Vehicle Driving Unit 2 - Drive Community Transport, Chauffeured, Taxi or Private Hire Vehicles Safely and Efficiently. Details of the relationship between the Unit and other standards or curricula (if appropriate) Assessment requirements specified by a sector or regulatory body (if appropriate) When assessing the unit the following points should be covered as a minimum: Assessment criteria 1.1 The correct licence will be either: Private hire drivers licence Hackney carriage licence Taxi/Private Hire bus special licence Assessment criteria 1.2 This should include: Licence plates Discs and/or paper licences Assessment criteria 1.4 If fitted, the learner should also be able to provide for inspection a statutory taximeter certificate of verification Assessment criteria 3.4 Learner should be observed for: Co-ordinated and economic acceleration Smooth and controlled braking Accurate and smooth steering Observing speed limits Showing courtesy to other road users Showing patience and tolerance during delays FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 4

Not allowing radio and/or satellite navigation and data heads affect concentration and judgement Not allowing queries and distractions from passengers to influence safe driving practice Assessment criteria 4.1 Licensed drivers, passengers and children/young persons including exceptions where child seats are not available. Assessment criteria 4.2 The following should be covered as a minimum: The importance of mirrors and signalling when stopping and starting from the roadside Safe stopping distances and what effects these Safe following distance Assessment criteria 4.3 Elements must include: Taking in information by continually scanning the environment Using that information to plan a response Giving information to other road users When assessing this Unit the following definition must be used: Taxi - A licensed Hackney Carriage vehicle. This Unit should be assessed predominantly in the workplace through observation, along with other sources of evidence including, witness testimony and questioning. Realistic workplace simulation may be used to assess areas that cover non routine situations with the agreement of the awarding organisation. If this Unit is used in an NVQ qualification linked to GoSkills National Occupational Standards the overarching assessment strategy must be followed. This can be accessed via the GoSkills website at the link below: http://www.goskills.org/index.php/standards_quals/52 Endorsement of the Unit by a sector or other appropriate body (if required) GoSkills Location of the Unit within the subject/sector classification system 4.3 Transportation Operations and Maintenance Name of the organisation submitting the Unit People 1st Availability for use Shared FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 5

Availability for delivery 01 February 2011 Guided Learning Hours 18 FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 6

QCF Assessment specification Assessment (evidence) Requirements The evidence requirements for this Unit are shown in the main body of the Unit under the section titled Assessment requirements specified by a sector or regulatory body. Guidance on Instruments of Assessment For a detailed guide to assessment please use SQA s Guide to Assessment, which is designed to provide support for everyone who assesses for SQA qualifications. It looks at the principles of assessment, and brings together information on assessment in general as well as on best practice in assessment. Assessment: A Guide for Centres Offering Ofqual Accredited Qualifications can be downloaded free from SQA s website www.sqa.org.uk FF97 66, Drive a Taxi or Private Hire Vehicle in a Professional Manner (QCF Level 2) 7