Computer-based practice

Free SERU practice test

The same kind of screen as the real assessment: one question, one answer, a clock.

The free test shows your scores. Explanations for each question are in the full course.

How the free test works

36 questions in three parts, like the SERU: rules (multiple choice), sentence completion and reading short passages.
The clock runs for 60 minutes. TfL says its SERU lasts about one hour (TfL Notice 06/25); it publishes no separate figure for the private hire test.
You get a score for each part at the end. Aim for at least 60% in every part.
Every question is our own, written from the TfL PHV Driver's Handbook and checked against current TfL rules. How we check our questions.
One free attempt a day, no sign-up. The full course adds explanations, more mock exams and reading practice.