Practice question
What is the 'hire and reward' concept that distinguishes a PHC from a private car?
- A PHC operates for commercial gain (hire and reward) — the driver receives payment for transporting passengers — whereas a private car is used only for personal, non-commercial travel
- A PHC must be rented from a car rental company; a private car is personally owned
- A PHC must display a yellow-plate number; a private car has red plates
- A PHC has special modifications for passenger safety; a private car does not
Answer: A — A PHC operates for commercial gain (hire and reward) — the driver receives payment for transporting passengers — whereas a private car is used only for personal, non-commercial travel
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