SERU stands for Safety, Equality and Regulatory Understanding. This assessment is computer-based, and it is delivered by TFL at their test centres. It involves multiple-choice questions, drag and drop questions (completing sentences by adding missing words) and reading & understanding questions.

This test was introduced by TFL as the following process after passing the topographical exam. It acts as a part of English assessment that includes reading and writing. We have the experience of having undertaken and successfully providing you real-life questions which will come up in the actual exam. We have gathered over 500 questions in our SERU software that cover all the contents of the TFL Handbook, so you would not miss out on anything. All these questions given to you are always as up to date as possible to prepare you for the official exam with confidence.

We have a mixture of chapter tests and timed mock exam tests that cover the entire handbook, a summary of each chapter and the option to mark the questions you are unsure of to review or respond to them at the end. This is how we designed this course because we want to make this course easy for you to understand, so if you follow our guidelines and complete all the questions then you will be guaranteed to pass 100%.

The whole SERU syllabus comprises of ten chapters in total. The PHV driver’s handbook is a working guide for drivers and is an invaluable tool.

TFL will be contacting applicants and London PHV drivers, to let them know when and where they need to undertake the SERU assessment.