Free sample
Train driver situational judgement test
14 short work scenes. Mark the safest answer, and the worst one. No account needed. This is often the first filter, before you sit vigilance or Group Bourdon. Independent practice. Not the official paper.
How it works
A short on-shift scene and four answers. They want a first instinct that stops, tells someone, and does not hide a fault.
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Read the scene
Find the risk before you look at the answers.
- 2
Mark the safest
The one that stops, tells someone, and stays authorised.
- 3
Mark the worst
Usually the one that hides a fault or makes it worse.
The default
Hold this while you mark. The heroic option is usually the trap.
- 1
If you are not authorised, you do not go.
- 2
If something is wrong, you stop and tell the right person.
- 3
If you made an error, you say so.
- 4
Do not pick the heroic option if it skips the boring step that keeps people safe.
The sample
Sit the 14 scenes
Click the safest answer, then the worst one. Confirm when both are marked. No account. This score is not saved.
What it is not
It is not a leaked paper, a pass mark, or the timed set on assessment day. Operators write their own scenes. Use this to learn the default so the wrapper is not new. Read more about situational judgement.
Then sit the aptitude tests
No card required. Five tests are free with an account. The longer timed judgement set is on Plus.
RailFocus is independent practice. It is not affiliated with train operators or RSSB, and practice scores are not official assessment results.