NYC Taxi Rules Page 4
- Accroding to the TLC rules, a Taxi driver is responsible for:
- Accroding the TLC rules, a taxi driver is allowed to refuse a fare when
- When the destination is in nassau county and the driver is working for more then eight consecutive hours .
- A taxi driver cannot refuse a fare when:
- THe passenger wants to go to brooklyn during rush hours
- IF a person in a wheelchair hails your taxi and asks to sit in the front and then asks you to put the wheelchair into the trunk, you should
- Load the wheel chair and let him/her sit in the front
- If the meter breaks while you have a passenger in the taxi, which of the following is correct according to the TLC:
- Offer the passenger the option of continuing the trip at mutually agreed fare.
- If six young people (Teenagers) want to go from peter copper village to times square you should:
- Suggest to them that they should take two Taxis instead
- If you are driving on a slippery road and the rear of your taxi begin to swerve to the right, you should:
- Take your foot off the gas pedal and turn the steering wheel to the right.
- If a passenger gets into you taxi smoking a $6 churchil cigar, which of the following applies:
- Ask the passenger to extinguish the cigar .
- For a fare to connecticut, which of the following applies:
- Flat rate agreed upon in advance
- Who pays the tools on a fare from fort green in brooklyn to long island city, queens, using the pluski bridge:
- There is no tols, Non of the above
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