CPC Road Passenger Exam study plan

Define the core contract, liability and consumer-protection concepts that govern passenger carriage and explain them in your own words

Distinguish the legal duties a carrier owes to passengers versus third parties in three written scenarios

Outline the cost structure of a passenger transport business, separating fixed and variable costs

Compute fare, break-even load factor and margin for two worked examples

Draft a one-page summary mapping which legal concept applies to which business decision

Build a simple profit-and-loss and cash-flow template for a small passenger operator

Calculate driver wage costs including overtime, holiday accrual and social contributions

Identify which records a transport business must retain and for how long under commercial and labour rules

Apply contract-formation rules to a sample carriage agreement and flag unfair terms

Reconcile a sample month of revenue and expenses to a closing cash balance

Summarise statutory limits on driving time, daily and weekly rest, and breaks for passenger drivers

Explain how tachograph or equivalent recording obligations work in principle and what constitutes a violation

Compute a compliant weekly roster for a driver from a set of trip demands

Describe the employer's duties on working time, night work and health surveillance

Link labour-rule breaches to their financial and licensing consequences for the operator

Describe the safety-critical systems of a passenger vehicle: brakes, steering, tyres and lighting, and their inspection points

List pre-departure and periodic vehicle checks and explain the consequence of each failure

Explain load distribution, centre of gravity and their effect on stability in a passenger vehicle

Interpret the priority rules and speed limits that most often appear in passenger-transport incidents

Classify five accident scenarios by primary cause and the regulation breached

Analyse accident causation using a structured model (human, vehicle, environment) on three case descriptions

Explain defensive-driving principles and apply them to following distance, overtaking and junction decisions

Describe accessibility obligations for passengers with reduced mobility, including boarding assistance and space allocation

Draft a customer-service script for handling a complaint about a delay or a denied boarding

Explain how to secure passengers and luggage and manage behaviour that threatens safety

Produce an emergency action sequence for fire, collision, medical emergency and evacuation

Explain the driver's duties after an accident: securing the scene, first aid, reporting and preserving evidence

Describe first-aid priorities and when to move an injured passenger

Identify personal protective and fire-suppression equipment carried on a passenger vehicle and how to use it

Explain how to communicate with emergency services and account for all passengers

Explain the main emissions and their health effects relevant to road transport

Describe eco-driving techniques and estimate their fuel-saving effect on a sample route

Compare energy sources and drivetrains for passenger fleets on cost and emissions

Outline waste, fluid and noise management obligations for an operator

Link occupational health risks (fatigue, noise, vibration, stress) to preventive measures

Complete two full-length timed mock exams under exam conditions

Score each mock by domain and rank your three weakest domains

Re-study only the weakest domains using your own notes and reference sheets

Recite the key figures (rest limits, speed limits, retention periods) from memory without notes

Write a final one-page cheat sheet condensing each domain to its five most testable facts