The Pedicab SERU (Safety, Equality and Regulatory Understanding) assessment tests your knowledge of TfL Pedicab regulations and English language skills. It’s computer-based and based on the Pedicab Driver Handbook.

If:

• For new applicants: after you submit your pedicab application and before TfL can issue your licence.
• For existing drivers: before TfL can renew your licence. 

You must pass the pedicab SERU assessment to be licensed or re-licensed as a London pedicab driver.

There are 36 questions:

• 24 Multiple Choice
• 12 Fill in the Blank
• 2 Reading & Understanding

The assessment lasts 60 minutes.

You need at least 60% to pass. Most students get two attempts.

At TfL’s driver assessment centre:

📍 14 Pier Walk, London SE10 0ES (nearest Tube: North Greenwich)

Yes. You must complete the online safeguarding awareness training before sitting the Pedicab SERU assessment. It’s self-paced and not supervised.

No. The TfL Pedicab SERU is different from the PHV Driver SERU assessment. Each has its own handbook and rules. 
Click here if you’re looking for PHV SERU courses.