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Taxi School 2021 Section 1 TAXI SCHOOL Taxi School 2021 Section 1 TAXI SCHOOL The full Dataset, is the Data required to pass the Glasgow City Council Topographical Test. The material is not definitive but is sufficient to pass the exam. The City Council often change a small number of questions at each exam session, which introduces new material to the process. It is important you update GTL with any changes or anomalies which you detect at your exam session. In view of the foregoing, the Dataset will be subject of review, edit and update on an ongoing basis. Please consider the impact of sharing out of date material with friends or colleagues. Please consider the impact on the time and effort afforded to create this distance learning package, before copying or sharing for others. The dataset is divided into five sections of similar size. This will permit (you) the learner to move at a realistic pace, engage in 25 question knowledge checks, relative to each section, prior to ultimately completing the 100 question Mock Tests, on all the full syllabus material. Page 1 below, lays out the Index of material along with a key/legend of abbreviations which may appear. Section 1 follows and includes, all Districts within Glasgow. Within Glasgow you must know four street/roads within each district. So, the Districts are laid out with the District name, followed by the four streets/roads grouped into pairs. Auchenshuggle is a district and you must know the four streets/roads. ie. Auchenshuggle Dalbeth Rd or Braidfauld St Easterhill St or Causwayside St Section 2 then includes, all Main Roads; City Street; Hospitals and Police Stations. The Main Roads are laid out with the Main Road ‘Question’ in column 1, followed by the two streets/roads it connects or runs between. The Hospitals and Police Stations, show the Building being questioned in column 1, followed by the road/street it is located on, followed by the recognised cross reference. ie. Abbeyhill St Glencorse St Carntyne Rd ie. Dental Hospital Sauchiehall St Scott St Section 3 then includes Industrial Estates; Public Halls/Community Centres; Bingo Halls/Cinemas/Theatres; Places of Interest; River Crossings; Night Clubs; and Hotels. As with the Hospitals etc. before, the Building being questioned shows in column 1, followed by the road/street it is located on, followed by the recognised cross reference. The ‘River Crossings’ show the Bridge/Crossing being questioned in column 1, followed by the streets/roads being connected in columns 2 & 3. ie. Kingston Bridge North St West St Section 4 then includes Parks/Gardens; Shops/Supermarkets; Sports Leisure Centres/Swimming Pools/Football Grounds/Cricket Grounds; Golf Clubs; Rugby Clubs; Snooker Clubs; Health Centres; Nursing Homes; and Social Clubs. As above they are laid out with the ‘Questioned Premises’ in column 1, followed by the road/street they are situated on, followed by the recognised cross reference. ie. Primark Argyle St Queen St Section 5 comprises the remaining material from Restaurants; Public Houses; Auctioneers/Casinos/Cash &Carry; Colleges/Halls of Residence/Art Galleries &Museums/Private Galleries; and Schools. As above they are laid out with the ‘Questioned Premises’ in column 1, followed by the road/street they are situated on, followed by the recognised cross reference. Should you have any query/question or require assistance, please email [email protected] giving your contact details and a telephone number, and the office will endeavour to have someone contact you with support ASAP and usually within 24 hours. Glasgow Taxis Ltd, wishes you very well with your programme of study. INDEX TAXI SCHOOL A DISTRICTS (EAST) B DISTRICTS (NORTH) C DISTRICTS (SOUTH) KEY D DISTRICTS (WEST) CR Crescent E MAIN ROADS (EAST) PRT Paisley Rd Toll F MAIN ROADS (NORTH) Terr Terrace Ov Oval G MAIN ROADS (SOUTH) Rd Road H MAIN ROADS (WEST) PRW Paisley Rd West I CITY CENTRE STREETS Pl Place J HOSPITALS St Street K POLICE STATIONS Ct Court Dr Drive L INDUSTRIAL ESTATES Ave Avenue M PUBLIC HALLS/COMMUNITY CENTRES Gdns Gardens N BINGO HALLS/CINEMAS/THEATRES Sq Square O PLACES OF INTEREST P RIVER CROSSINGS Q NIGHT CLUBS R HOTELS S PARKS /GARDENS T SHOPS/SUPERMARKETS U SPORTS & LEISURE CENTRES/SWIMMING POOLS FOOTBALL GROUNDS/CRICKET GROUNDS V GOLF CLUBS/RUGBY CLUBS/SNOOKER CLUBS W HEALTH CENTRES X NURSING HOMES Y SOCIAL CLUBS Z RESTAURANTS AA PUBLIC HOUSES BB AUCTIONEERS/CASINOS/CASH & CARRY CC COLLEGES/HALLS OF RESIDENCE ART GALLERIES & MUSEUMS/PRIVATE GALLERIES DD SCHOOLS SECTION A DISTRICTS - EAST TAXI SCHOOL District Reference Streets/Roads Auchenshuggle Dalbeth Rd or Braidfauld St Easterhill St or Causwayside St Baillieston Maxwell Dr or Buchanan St South Scott St or Church St Barlanark Garlieston Rd or Burnmouth Rd Pendeen Rd or Sandaig Rd Barrowfield Law St or Stamford St Yate St or Frazer St Bridgeton Tullis St or Reid St Anson St or Orr St Budhill Balgair Terr or Crammond Terr Greenfield Rd or Gartocher Terr Burntbroom Gargrave Ave or Sherburn Gdns Greentree Ave or Oakhill Ave Carmyle Montrose Ave or Estate Rd Park Rd or Duffus Terr Carntyne Cardowan Rd or Corston St Rigby St or Seagrove St Cranhill Skerryvore Rd or Fastnet St Shotts St or Coltness St Craigend Collesie Dr or Mossvale Rd Riggside Rd or Kilchoan Rd Camlachie Millerston St or Society St Dalserf St or Dunrobin St Calton Millroad St or Green St Moncur St or Tobago St Dalmarnock Millerfield Rd or Allan St Troon St or Patna St Dennistoun Meadowpark St or Onslow Dr Golfhill Dr or Whitehill St Easterhouse Dungeonhill Rd or Aberdalgie Rd Wardie Rd or Shandwick St Fullerton Park Falside Rd or Newbattle Rd Archerhill Ave or Easterhill St Garthamlock Tillycairn Rd or Craiglockheart St Porchester St or Findochty St Garrowhill Viewfield Ave or Barrachnie Rd Pendeen Rd or Burnmouth Rd Greenfield Eskbank St or Kirknewton St Budhill Ave or Hallhill Rd Haghill Irongray St or Appin Rd Aberfeldy St or Todd St Riddrie Smithycroft Rd or Gala St Dochart St or Earn St Ruchazie Elibank St or Gilbertfield St Banff St or AvenueEnd Dr Ladywell Drygate or John Knox St Wishart St or Cathedral Sq Millerston Millersneuk Cr or Dunalastair Dr Comrie Rd or Bogside Rd Milnbank Townmill Rd or Roebank St Staffa St or Harcourt Dr Mount Vernon Woodend Rd or Wester Rd Daldowie Ave or Kirkinner Rd North Mount Vernon Blackcroft Rd or Carrick Dr Ryland’s Dr or Manse Rd North Carntyne Warriston St or Liberton St Redford St or Longford St Parkhead Crail St or Helenvale St Sorby St or Salamanca St Queenslie Horndean Cres or Penston Rd Dykehead St or Mossend Rd Sandyhills Strowan St or Taymouth St Killin St or Dalry St Shettleston Pettigrew St or Kenmore St McNair St or Etive St Springboig Hermiston Rd or Larchgrove Rd Tynecastle St or Moredun St Swinton Rhindmuir Rd or Swinton Rd Glenburn Ave or Barony Dr Tollcross Trainard Ave or Dalness St Corbet St or Causwayside St page one SECTION B DISTRICTS - NORTH TAXI SCHOOL District Reference Streets/Roads Balornock Balgraybank St or Syriam St Downs St or Campsie St Balornock (East) Acredyke Rd or Ferness Rd Northgate Rd or Nairnside Rd Barmulloch Rye Rd or Gartons Rd Ryefield Rd or Rockfield Place Barnhill Petershill Rd or Edgefauld Rd Avonpark St or Dykemuir Pl Blackhill Moodiesburn St or Craigendmuir St Marystone Rd or Frankfield St Cadder Scapa St or Vaila St Skirsa St or Herma St Colston Leehill Rd or Everard Dr Newbold Ave or Castleton Ave Cowcaddens Milton St or Stewart St McPhater St or Dunblane St Cowlairs Cowlairs Rd or Morrin St Endrick St or Gourly St Garnethill Buccleuch St or Hill St Garnet St or Scott St Garngad Gadshill St or Royston Sq Rhymer St or Provanmill St Germiston Lockhart St or Forge St Coll St or Stroma St Gilshochill Campbell Dr or Cottar St Knowetap St or Langa St Hamiltonhill Auckland St or Caldarvan St Bardowie St or Carbeth St High Possil Shieldaig Rd or Hillswick Cres Castlebay St or Egilsay St Hoggansfield Lochview Dr or Colintriave Ave Mossbank Dr or Greenside St Lambhill Hillend Rd or Erribol St Erradale St or Knapdale St Maryhill Park Crosbie St or Spence St Whitton St or Barra St Milton Scaraway St or Mingulay St Castlebay St or Egilsay St Parkhouse Crowhill St or Chestnut St Eday St or Buckley St Port Dundas North Canal Bank St or Borron St Eagle St or Harvey St Possilpark Killearn St or Closeburn St Denmark St or Bardowie St Provanmill Lochwood St or Greenside St Lochgreen St or Greenrig St Robroyston (Glendale) Saughs Dr or Auchinleck Gdns Glenbuck Ave or Kilkerran Dr Royston Charles St or Garnock St Clare St or Bright St Roystonhill James Nisbet St or Rosemount St Millburn St or Kilberry St Ruchill Curzon St or Hugo St Shuna St or Currie St Sighthill Pinkston Dr or Fountainwell Rd Fountainwell Grove or Huntingdon Rd Springburn Hillkirk St or Springburn Way Ratho Dr or Eastfield Rd Stobhill Stobhill Rd or Belmont Rd Galloway St or Cairn St Summerston Arrochar Dr or Blackhill Rd Torrin Rd or Harris Rd Townhead Kennedy St or St Mungo Ave Lister St or Black St page two SECTION C DISTRICTS - SOUTH TAXI SCHOOL District Reference Streets/Roads Auldhouse Mamore St or Glenspean St Doonfoot Rd or Kirkoswald Rd Arden Kyleakin Rd or Kilmuir Dr Kilbeg Terr or Lunestone Ct Battlefield Overdale St or Craigmillar Rd Sinclair Dr or Cartside St Bellahouston Moness Dr or Lugar Dr Kirkdale Dr or Ladybank Dr Cathcart Brunton St or Monrieth Rd East Garve Ave or Lochinver Dr Carnwadric Boydstone Rd or Crebar St Stanalane St or Ardconnel St Crosshill Dixon Ave or Albert Rd Annette St or Daisy St Croftfoot Croftend Ave or Crofthill Rd Ashcroft Dr or Castlemilk Cres Castlemilk Tormusk
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