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SERU test in Spanish (español)

Preparing for the TfL SERU and prefer to read in Spanish? The test itself is in English, but you can learn the key words, practise with a free paper, and read the explanations in Spanish.

Quick facts

  • The SERU test is in English, at CEFR level B1 (TfL)
  • Computer-based, multiple choice and sentence completion
  • Course explanations can be read in Spanish (machine translation, marked as such)
  • Free practice test: 36 questions, no account

El examen SERU para conductores PHV en Londres, en español

El SERU es el examen por ordenador que TfL exige a quienes solicitan la licencia de conductor PHV (alquiler privado) en Londres. Las preguntas están en inglés, nivel B1, de opción múltiple y de completar frases, y se basan en el PHV Driver's Handbook. Antes del examen hay que hacer el curso en línea Safeguarding Awareness.

Nuestro curso ayuda a entender: puede leer la explicación de cada pregunta en español. Es traducción automática y está marcada como tal; el texto en inglés es la referencia, porque en el examen verá inglés.

Empiece con la prueba gratuita: 36 preguntas, sin crear cuenta.

Key words in Spanish

These words repeat in the handbook and in the questions. Learn the English word first: it is the one you will see in the test.

EnglishSpanish
licencelicencia
operatoroperador
bookingreserva
passengerpasajero
safeguardingprotección de menores y adultos vulnerables
discriminationdiscriminación
reasonable adjustmentajuste razonable
regulationnormativa

Short explanations of ideas, not legal definitions. For the exact meaning, use the PHV Driver's Handbook.

Use the course in Spanish

  1. Take the free test. It shows your score for rules, sentence completion and reading. No account needed.
  2. Choose Spanish in your account. After you buy, pick your language in Settings, or in the first questions we ask.
  3. Open the explanation. After a wrong answer, press the explanation button and choose your language. Press Listen to hear the English.
  4. Read the English again. The test is in English, so finish by reading the explanation in English.

A 2-week plan

  1. Days 1 to 3. Free test. Learn the words in the table. Read the handbook section named in each wrong answer.
  2. Days 4 to 10. 15 minutes a day: reading passages and their questions. Redo your mistakes after 1, 3 and 7 days.
  3. Days 11 to 14. One full timed paper. Check every wrong answer. Take a last paper the day before your test.

Try a free timed paper

36 questions, a score for each part, no sign-up.

Common questions

Is the SERU test available in Spanish?

No. TfL describes the assessment as testing English, so the questions are in English at CEFR level B1. Our course lets you read the explanation of each question in Spanish. It is machine translation, marked as such, and the English text is the reference.

Which Spanish words should I learn first?

Start with the words in the table on this page: licence, operator, booking, passenger, safeguarding, discrimination, reasonable adjustment and regulation. They repeat across the handbook and the questions.

Do I need an account for the free test?

No. The free test has 36 questions and gives a score for each part. You can take it once a day. Explanations are in the paid course.

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Last checked against TfL pages on 12 October 2026. TfL changes fees and rules from time to time. Check TfL before you book.

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