6.1Waiting and riding
5 minWait where staff, cameras and other people are — designated waiting areas, near help points, under lighting. Standing at the empty end of a platform because it lines up with your exit is a poor trade at night.

Module 06 of 8 · 18 min
Position yourself well on platforms and in carriages, and run a fixed rideshare verification routine every time.
Commuters, shift workers, late travellers and anyone travelling in an unfamiliar city.
By the end of this module you will be able to:
4 sections, delivered as short video, audio narration or text — your choice.
Wait where staff, cameras and other people are — designated waiting areas, near help points, under lighting. Standing at the empty end of a platform because it lines up with your exit is a poor trade at night.
The routine is fixed and takes ten seconds. Wait indoors or in a populated spot until the car arrives. Check the licence plate, the make and colour, and the driver's photo. Then ask the driver who they are collecting — do not offer your name for them to confirm.
Before you travel, learn the local emergency number, how police are contacted, and which transport options are licensed. Your regional edition loads this content for the destinations you select.
Turn verification into a habit that runs before the door opens: plate, make, colour, driver, then your name asked of them — never offered by you.
Guided decision exercises with feedback on every option. Scenarios are educational and controlled — you may decline any exercise without giving a reason.
Rideshare — the wrong plate
Your app shows a silver hatchback with plate ending 482, arriving in two minutes.
The last train and the empty carriage
It is 11:40 PM. Your train has four more stops and the carriage you boarded now has one other passenger, seated behind you.
This module closes with 8 quiz questions. The Level 1 final assessment is 25 questions and the pass mark is 80%.