Pass the SERU.
First time.
Realistic, timed mock tests for the TfL private-hire assessment — with a full answer review that actually teaches you why.
Built by London PCO trainers. Passed by drivers like you.
Why drivers use it
Revising for the SERU shouldn't be guesswork.
On your own
- Re-reading a 100-page handbook with no idea what gets tested
- Walking in blind — never having felt the clock or the format
- Paying to resit if it doesn't go your way
With SERU Practice
- 74 exam-style questions across all ten handbook sections
- Two full mocks, timed to 37 questions in 60 minutes
- Every answer explained, with the handbook section to check
How it works
Three steps to test-ready.
- 1
Create your account
Takes a minute. £9.99 unlocks your first pair of mocks for 2 weeks — no subscription.
- 2
Sit a timed mock
37 questions against a 60-minute clock — the real conditions.
- 3
Review every answer
See what you missed and why, then retake — 4 goes at each mock.
What's inside
The three question types, done properly.
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Multiple choice
Pick the single correct answer from four plausible options — no giveaways.
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Sentence completion
Fill three gaps. All three must be right to score — just like the real test.
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Reading comprehension
Read a scenario, then answer. Passages are original, never handbook copy.
Simple pricing
One payment. Two mocks. 2 weeks of access.
No subscription, no trial games. Each £9.99 unlocks the next pair of mock tests for 2 weeks, with 4 attempts on each. Pay again when you are ready for the next set.
£9.99
one-off · 2 weeks of access
- ✓Two full mock tests, 37 questions each
- ✓Full answer review & explanations
- ✓4 attempts on each mock
Straight answers
- Are these the real questions?
- No. TfL does not publish its question bank. These are original questions written from the same handbook, in the same format.
- Is this official?
- No. This is an independent study tool. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by TfL.
- Does passing here mean I pass?
- It means you are ready. Practice scoring approximates the TfL format. TfL does not publish its exact mark scheme.
- Which handbook is it based on?
- PHV Driver's Handbook v1.0 (30 September 2021). Check which version applies to your booking.
Walk in knowing what to expect.
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