Which kinds of dangerous passengers can sit behind you?

Passengers include killers, thieves, fraudsters, and unstable strangers. Listen closely and watch their behavior to uncover what they are hiding before the ride turns deadly.

How should you question a passenger?

Ask carefully and choose your words to gather clues without provoking the passenger. Use your logbook to help build their profile as you question them.

Which taxi features can help you observe reactions?

Try interactions with the AC, windows, and lights, and watch how the passenger responds. These features can cause different reactions that provide information; observe and experiment before making a conclusion.

How does the notebook help you identify a passenger?

The notebook contains information that can help distinguish criminal types. Compare that information with what you see in the back seat to inform your passenger profile.

What is at stake when you make a judgment?

Identify the passenger correctly to complete BK26's assignment. Making the wrong judgment or pushing a dangerous passenger too far can make the ride end badly.

Backseat Passengers

Gather clues before judging the passenger

Read passengers by listening closely, watching their behavior, and comparing what you observe with your notebook. Ask careful questions and choose your words without pushing a dangerous person too far.

Use the AC, windows, and lights to test reactions, then consider those responses before reaching a conclusion. Different passengers require observation and experimentation.

Questioning, reactions, and dangerous decisions

Which kinds of dangerous passengers can sit behind you?: Passengers include killers, thieves, fraudsters, and unstable strangers. Listen closely and watch their behavior to uncover what they are hiding before the ride turns deadly.
How should you question a passenger?: Ask carefully and choose your words to gather clues without provoking the passenger. Use your logbook to help build their profile as you question them.
Which taxi features can help you observe reactions?: Try interactions with the AC, windows, and lights, and watch how the passenger responds. These features can cause different reactions that provide information; observe and experiment before making a conclusion.
How does the notebook help you identify a passenger?: The notebook contains information that can help distinguish criminal types. Compare that information with what you see in the back seat to inform your passenger profile.
What is at stake when you make a judgment?: Identify the passenger correctly to complete BK26's assignment. Making the wrong judgment or pushing a dangerous passenger too far can make the ride end badly.