Read reactions before acting
Passengers can include killers, thieves, fraudsters, and unstable strangers. Listen closely and watch their behavior to uncover what they may be hiding before the ride turns deadly.
Ask carefully, choose your words, and avoid pushing a dangerous passenger too far. Test reactions with the AC, windows, and lights, then compare those clues with the notebook's criminal-type information.
Passenger questioning and observation
- How should I question a dangerous passenger?
- Ask carefully and choose your words so you can gather clues without pushing the passenger too far.
- Which taxi features can test a passenger's reactions?
- Interact with the AC, windows, and lights to produce reactions that may provide useful information.
- What should I do with the behavior and reactions I observe?
- Compare the passenger's knowledge and visible reactions with the criminal-type information recorded in your notebook.