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Passenger Safety & Service Flashcards

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  1. A passenger asks you to speed to catch a flight. What should you do?

    Answer: Maintain safe, legal speeds and inform the passenger you cannot speed

    TLC drivers must obey all traffic laws regardless of passenger requests; speeding is illegal and endangers everyone.

  2. Which action is required when a passenger with a visual impairment boards with a guide dog?

    Answer: Accept the passenger and guide dog at no extra charge

    Under ADA and TLC rules, service animals must be accepted without additional fees or documentation demands.

  3. A passenger appears to be in a medical emergency during the ride. What is the FIRST thing you should do?

    Answer: Pull over safely and call 911 immediately

    In a medical emergency, safely stopping and calling 911 is the immediate priority to get professional help.

  4. What should a TLC driver do if a passenger leaves personal property in the vehicle?

    Answer: Contact the base and report the found property

    TLC rules require drivers to report found property to their base, which facilitates return to the owner.

  5. A passenger requests that you use a specific route you believe is longer. What should you do?

    Answer: Follow the passenger's requested route and adjust the meter accordingly

    Passengers have the right to direct the route; drivers must comply and may only charge by meter, not add surcharges.

  6. What is the maximum number of passengers a standard NYC TLC taxi may carry?

    Answer: Four passengers

    Standard TLC taxis are licensed to carry a maximum of four passengers unless the vehicle has a larger authorized capacity.

  7. If a passenger becomes verbally abusive, what is the appropriate TLC-approved response?

    Answer: Calmly warn the passenger, and if behavior continues, pull over safely and end the trip

    TLC policy allows drivers to terminate a trip for abusive behavior after a warning, but only at a safe location.