How PCO Topography handles current TfL information

Licensing requirements and assessment arrangements can change. Our content policy is designed to make that distinction visible rather than burying it.

Official facts come from official sources

When we state current assessment fees, venue information, licensing requirements or the relationship between topographical assessment, SERU and English-language requirements, we use current Transport for London material and link to it.

Training advice is labelled as training advice

Route-planning methods, study plans and error-review techniques are independent preparation guidance. They are not presented as confidential TfL marking rules or guaranteed assessment content.

We avoid invented exam claims

We do not claim that a practice route is an official live exam question unless there is a legitimate public basis for saying so. Practice material is designed to exercise the underlying map-reading skill.

Changeable information is dated

Articles that contain current TfL facts show publication and review dates. If TfL changes a fee, venue or requirement, the official source wins immediately even before our page is updated.

Corrections

If a factual page is found to be outdated or wrong, it should be corrected rather than silently defended. The goal is useful preparation, not preserving old copy.