- If the standard fare is £5, what is the fare at time and a half?
- The fare for the journey is £11.30 and the passenger gives you a £10 note, a £5 note and a 50p coin. How much change must you give?
- The fare for the journey is £16.20 and the passenger gives you a £20 note saying take a £1.50 tip. How much change must you give?
- The fare for the journey is £11.20 and the passenger gives you a £10 note, a £5 note and a 50p coin. How much change must you give?
- The fare for the journey is £13.90 and the passenger gives you a £20 note saying take a £1.50 tip. How much change must you give?
- The fare for the journey is £3.20 and the passenger gives you a £10 note and a 50p coin. How much change must you give?
- The fare for the journey is £14.60 and the passenger gives you a £20 note saying take a £1.50 tip. How much change must you give?
- You collect one passenger for an agreed fare of £4.80. On route the passenger asks you to collect a friend and you agree an additional cost of £1.50. What is the total cost of the fare?
- If the fare is £11.50 and the customer gives you a £20 note, how much change is owed?
- If the fare is £6.75 and the customer gives you a £20 note, how much change is owed?
- Your passenger gives you a handful of coins to pay for his fare. How much money has he paid? (See photo)
- A passenger gives you £8 for a fare that costs £7.35, he tells you to keep 50p as a tip. How much change to you give him back?
Early start for waste collections during the heatwave
With more high temperatures forecast this week, we will start our waste collections earlier than normal until Friday 17 July 2026.
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