All London City Roads Together |TfL Topographical Assessment Test 2024| Training London PCO

[@ksumar]

Thanks. Does that mean that in Topography Test taken say in June 2024 and beyond, the A-Z provided by TfL will have Bus Lanes and this GREY section will be a key to success to AVOID!?

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

Hi! They should as they use the same version of the map as us

[@iqbalmunshi3921]

From Upper woburn place to Euston road no right turn, in real life

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

Again, your exam won't be in real life. You need to plan according to the map in front of you

[@iqbalmunshi3921]

From New Kent road to Newington causeway no right turn, you have to take St Georges road

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

Brother, you need to go according to the map in front of you, not your personal knowledge, as TfL still uses the old version of the map.

[@denjoe9210]

Are we to avoid pink and purple roads ? Pink roads are for pedestrians and purple roads are restricted roads ?

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

@@denjoe9210 yes you're right. But be mindful of CC zone boundary line which is pink and ULEZ boundary line which is purple. You don't need to avoid those.

[@awazgulahmadzai3335]

Hi,
I tried on Google map I can use Portland street to join Marylebone Road and you said it is not allowed

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

Hi! Your exam won't be Google Map. TfL uses a bit older version of the Master Atlas of London. You plan according to that map

[@danidriver4438]

What are the pink roads?

[@minicabdriverslifeline325]

The pink roads represent "PLACE OF INTEREST". There is another pink line bordering the central London representing the "Congestion Charging Zone".

[@danidriver4438]

@@minicabdriverslifeline325 Thank you sir

[@ahmadabubaker7347]

this is not fair for people with ADHD

[@danidriver4438]

why?

[@RKG4M3Z]

lmao