What is smaller
- No self-assessment, and no written exam.
- Your sector's runs instead of all 320. TfL says the number varies with the size of the sector, and gives you up to a year to learn them.
What is not
- You learn every street and point within half a mile of each end of a run, twice the All London radius.
- Appearances at Stages 3 to 5 work the same way, with the same 12 points to move up. Stage 5 can ask the main places in the sectors next to yours.
- The final exam asks routes from a major rank in your sector to a major transport hub, plus ten central London points, and you need the way to Heathrow and London City Airport.
Moving up later
A licensed Suburban driver can add sectors, or go All London, by completing the full Knowledge for the extra area, without a new application.
Sources
- TfL, Introduction to the Knowledge of London, March 2022, pages 3, 4, 9, 16 and 17
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