Professional Boundaries and Prohibited Conduct
Maintain strict passenger boundaries, avoid unnecessary entry to the rear compartment and recognise sexual conduct or material as incompatible with licensed work.
Prepare from handbook duty to safe decision
Start with the current TfL instructions, learn each handbook responsibility in context and practise reading precise facts without inventing live assessment parameters.
Core concepts
Concept 1
professional boundaries
Exam cue: Enter the passenger compartment only for a genuine safety or assistance reason and explain what is happening.
Concept 2
rear-compartment access
Exam cue: A passenger's friendliness, intoxication or apparent consent does not remove the driver's professional duty.
Concept 3
sexual conduct prohibition
Concept 4
inappropriate material
Risk pitfalls and guardrails
Treating flirtation or a private booking as permission for sexualised conduct.
Guardrail: Check whether the fact is handbook assessment content, a current operational rule or an unpublished assessment detail before relying on it.
Displaying material that could intimidate, offend or sexualise the passenger environment.
Guardrail: Check whether the fact is handbook assessment content, a current operational rule or an unpublished assessment detail before relying on it.
Memory anchors
Professional Boundaries and Prohibited Conduct: scope
Maintain strict passenger boundaries, avoid unnecessary entry to the rear compartment and recognise sexual conduct or material as incompatible with licensed work.
professional boundaries
Enter the passenger compartment only for a genuine safety or assistance reason and explain what is happening.
rear-compartment access
A passenger's friendliness, intoxication or apparent consent does not remove the driver's professional duty.
sexual conduct prohibition and inappropriate material
Review these together when applying professional boundaries and prohibited conduct.
Professional Boundaries and Prohibited Conduct: avoid
Treating flirtation or a private booking as permission for sexualised conduct. Also avoid displaying material that could intimidate, offend or sexualise the passenger environment.
Checkpoint rule
Do the check-up only after you can summarize each concept in one sentence and identify one dangerous pitfall from memory.
Knowledge Check (after reading)
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