1. What should a driver do when refusing to carry a difficult passenger?

a. Follow your employer’s policies or guideline on refusing to transport the passenger.

b. Make a record of your conversation with the passenger incase of litigation or employer's
admisntrative review.
c. You are not legally permitted to refuse to carry a passenger.
d. Call the police
2. According to the law in Alberta, it is the driver's responsibility to ensure that all passengers under
what age are properly restrained in the vehicle?
a. 16 years.
b. There is no age restriction.
c. 18 years.
d. 21 years.
3. A driver's fitness to drive is determined by __________
a. their employer's rules only.
b. medical, emotional, psychological and functional ability.
c. their functional ability and level of experince.
d. medical, emotional and psychological wellbeing
4. When are dual turns permitted at an intersection?
a. Any time there are at least 2 lanes on the road being entered.
b. Only when turning from a one-way road onto a one-way road.
c. Only when the road has 6 or more lanes.
d. Only when indicated by pavement markings or traffic control signs.
5. When transporting frail or weak seniors and those with reduced mobility, a driver should be aware of
their increased risk of ___________
a. anxiety.
b. Pain
c. unsteadiness or falls.
d. Fear
6. What should a driver do if feeling unfit to drive?
a. Do not drive.
b. Stop and take a walk around your vehicle.
c. Schedule a break every two hours or every 160 km.
d. Travel with an awake and alert passenger.
7. When driving at night or when you cannot see 150 meters in front of you, you must turn on your
_______.
a. hazard lights
b. hazard lights and head lights
c. head lights
d. tail lights
8. To minimise risks associated with students getting on and off the bus, a school bus driver may do the
following EXCEPT:
a. ensure students exit through the rear or front door.
b. check that all traffic has stopped before unloading the bus.
c. check for traffic before you let them cross in front of the bus.
d. operate alternating amber and red flashing lights.
9. When attempting to merge with traffic on a highway, a driver should:
a. Stop at the end of the merge lane until the traffic on the highway is clear.
b. Choose an entry space and adjust their speed to merge smoothly.
c. Stop at the beginning of the merge lane until the traffic on the highway is clear.
d. Maintain speed since merging traffic has the right-of-way.

10. This sign indicates: Driver’s guide Pg 35

a. divided highway ends

b. divided highway begins.
c. two-way traffic
d. obstruction - pass on the left
11. A school bus parked on a hill must be left in ___________
a. low gear or reverse for a manual transmission.
b. neutral gear for an automatic transmission.
c. enagaged park brake for manual or automatic transmission.
d. All of the above.
12. In an emergency, you should park your vehicle _________
 a. on the shoulder/emergency stopping lane.
b. in the right-side lane.
c. in the nearest deceleration lane.
d. any place, as long as your have your four-way flashers on.
13. What must a driver of an emergency vehicle do in order to drive past the speed limit? Commercial
Driver's Guide - Page 66
a. Flash the headlights.
b. Nothing, drivers of emergency vehicles are always exempt from following speed limits.
c. Use the siren.
d. Use the horn.
14. How often should a Class 4 license driver submit a medical examination report? Commercial Driver's
Guide - Page 9; Driver's Guide - Page 18
a. Every 5 years until the age of 65 and every 2 years after age 65.
b. A medical examination report is not required for Class 4 drivers.
c. Every 4 years until age 45, every 5 years between age 45-65 and every 2 years after age 65.
d. Every 5 years until age 45, every 2 years between age 45-65 and annually after age 65.
15. A driver attempting to turn left at a steady green traffic light:
a. has the right-of-way over pedestrians.
b. must not cross the path of an approaching vehicle unless it is safe.
c. must stop before the pedestrian crosswalk line, then proceed.
d. has the right-of-way over oncoming traffic.
16. __________ can impair your judgment and ability to safely operate a vehicle.
a. Over the counter medications
b. Prescription drugs
c. Alcohol
d. All of the above.
17. At an intersections where stop signs are located at all corners, a driver should ____________
a. stop, allow the vehicle that arrived first to proceed first.
b. stop, proceed when it is safe.
c. stop, allow the vehicle on the right to proceed first.
d. stop, allow vehicles on the left to proceed first.
18. What is the best approach when assisting a visually impaired passenger? Commercial Driver's Guide -
Page 72
a. Do not offer to help till they ask.
 b. Offer to help and take their right arm for better body balance/support.
c. Offer to help and wait for them to accept before you assist.
d. Verbally and audibly inform them on how they should proceed.
19. What should a driver do when unloading a passenger? Commercial Driver's Guide - Chapter 8
a. Use the mirrors to ensure no pedestrian, car or passenger is unsafely close to the doors before
closing or opening.
b. Practice defensive and proactive driving tactics.
c. Thank and ask the passenger to provide feedback on your driving skill.
d. Assist the passengers by removing their seatbelt.
20. When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle that has flashing lights turned on, what should a
driver do?
a. Maintain approved speed limit, and prepare to stop if necessary.
b. Maintain speed limit at 60 km/h or lower, and prepare to stop if necessary.
c. Maintain speed limit at 70km/h or lower, and prepare to stop if necessary.
d. None of the above.
21. When exiting a two-lane traffic circle, the operator of a vehicle in the inside lane must: Driver's Guide
- Pages 62 & 63
a. signal left and use caution when exiting the circle.
b. signal right, and use caution when exiting the circle.
c. stop and yield to any traffic on their right before exiting.
d. enter the right-hand lane of the road being entered.
22. U-turns in urban areas are not permitted at: Driver's Guide - Page 67
a. roads with a landscaped median.
b. an intersection controlled by Stop signs.
c. an intersection controlled by a traffic control signal.
d. an intersection with marked traffic lanes.
23. At an intersection with no signs or signals, ___________
a. the vehicle that arrives first has the right of way.
b. the vehicle moving straight has the right of way.
c. the vehicle on the left of the driver has the right of way.
d. the vehicle to the right of the driver has the right of way.
24. A driver of persons with diasbilities should be aware of the _________ needs and/or limitations of
their passengers to provide the best customer service. Commercial Driver's Guide - Page 72
a. Cognitive
 b. Developmental
c. Mobility
d. all of the above.

25. The holder of a Class 4 driver’s licence may operate a bus with a maximum seating capacity of:
a. 12 passengers, excluding the driver.
b. 24 passengers, excluding the driver.
c. 36 passengers, excluding the driver.
d. 15 passengers, excluding the driver.
26. What is true about use of navigation/GPS equipment?
a. Driver may hold it on hand and enter information while driving.
b. Driver may hold the device while driving if it is voice enabled.
c. Driver must enter information before starting driving and device must be fixed on
vehicle.
d. Driver may enter information while driving but may not hold the device.
27. Who is responsbile to ensure a passenger with disability is safely secured in the vehicle? Commercial
Driver's Guide - Page 59
a. The driver.
b. The disabled passenger's attendant.
c. The passenger.
d. All of the above.
28. What is a general rule for judging distance in front of you when pushing a person with a wheelchair?
Commercial Driver's Guide - Page 73

a. Judge distance by where you are standing.

b. Judge distance by the front of the foot rests.
c. Judge distance by the front of the seat.
d. Judge distance by the passenger’s knees.
29. __________ can impair your judgment and ability to safely operate a vehicle.
a. Stress
b. Mental fatigue
c. Physical fatigue
d. All of the above.
30. Vehicles must be parked what minimum distance from a marked crosswalk?
a. 5 metres from the near side of the crosswalk.
b. 4 metres from the near side of the crosswalk.
 c. 1.5 metres from the near side of the crosswalk.
d. 3 metres from the near side of the crosswalk.
31. When required to stop at an intersection that has no marked stop line or a crosswalk, a driver:
a. is not required to stop if turning right.
b. must stop within 3 metres of the intersecting roadway.
c. is required to slow down to make sure the crossing traffic is clear.
d. must stop at a point in the intersection where the driver can see at least 100 metres on either
side for approaching traffic.
32. Which of the following statements is NOT true about driver fatigue?
a. It can result in slow driver reaction time and decreases awareness.
b. Fatigued drivers face a penalty of fine.
c. It is as dangerous as impaired driving.
d. Wearing sunglasses can reduce the risk of fatigue.
33. A driver encountering road rage should do all EXCEPT _______
a. park at a safe place and try to de-escalate the issue.
b. slow down or increase your speed safely (within approved speed limit) to move away from
the aggressive driver.
c. avoid actions that could put you and your passenger at risk.
d. lock your doors.
34. One of the following is NOT a general rule when transporting a person in a wheelchair:
a. push the wheelchair at a faster walking speed.
b. apply the wheelchair brakes when the wheelchair is stopped.
c. be careful not to bang the wheelchair or handle it roughly
d. watch for loose handle grips or armrests that are not locked into place.
35. Which statement describes the steps required to reverse a passenger vehicle in a straight line?
a. Place the left hand at the top of the steering wheel and look over the right shoulder
through the rear window.
b. Keep both hands on the steering wheel and constantly use the inside rear-view mirror for
guidance.
c. Place the left hand at the bottom of the steering wheel and use both outside mirrors.
d. Place the right hand at the top of the steering wheel, look over the left shoulder and use the
outside left rear-view mirror.
36. When an emergency vehicle is being used in response to an emergency, what must the driver do to be
able to go against the usual traffic control requirements?
a. Flash the headlights.
 b. Activate the siren.
c. Activate the horn.
d. Use the public address system.
37. At an intersection, a driver must stop:
a. if the light is flashing red.
b. if the traffic light has just turned yellow.
c. if the traffic light is showing green arrow to turn left.
d. if they are passing another vehicle.
What should a driver do with passengers when a bus breaks down in a dangerous location (i.e. in the middle of
a highway)? When transporting frail or weak seniors and those with reduced mobility, a driver should be aware
of their increased risk of ___________
38.
a. Allow passengers to do what they are comfortable with while you wait for assistance.
b. Get passengers off the bus and guide them to a safe location.
c. Get passengers off the bus but only when it is a above 0°C.
d. Have passengers stay seated on the bus.
39. When your vehicle is being passed on two lane highway where traffic flows in different directions, it
is good practice to ___________
a. increase your speed.
b. always shoulder check if a vehicle wants to overtake your vehicle.
c. decrease your speed.
d. move to the right side of your lane to give the other driver a better view of the road
ahead, if safe.
40. An emergency medical vehicle operator responding to a scene of a collison should:
a. keep the flashing lights activated and turn on the headlights so that the vehicle is clearly
visible to other drivers.
b. turn off siren and flashing lights once parked at the scene of collison.
c. keep the siren activated to go through traffic lights/intersections without stopping.
d. park the vehicle a distance away from the collision, injured person and attendant.
41. When assisting passengers who are hearing impaired to get their attention, what should you do?
a. Be very audible to get their attention.
b. Ask their attendant to communicate on your behalf.
c. Use official sign language.
d. Gesture with your hand or touch their arm lightly to get their attention.
42. When does a driver have to take 24 consecutive hours of off-duty time, regardless of cycle?
 a. Before reaching 50 hours in 7 days.
b. Before reaching 90 hours in 14 days.
c. Once a month when the unit goes to the shop for its regular maintenance.
d. Before reaching 70 hours in 7 days.
43. Fatigue can be made worse by:
a. overeating.
b. a cold vehicle.
c. Smoking
d. Both A and C.
44. When encountering a funeral procession that is crossing an intersection:
a. sound the horn before proceeding.
b. proceed through the funeral procession only when there is sufficient space between vehicles.
c. yield the right-of-way and do not break through the procession.
d. flash the high beam headlights before proceeding.
45. Which of the following statements about speed is NOT true?
a. Increases stopping distance.
b. Reduces braking distance.
c. Impacts the ability of a driver to react to actions or detect hazards.
d. Impacts the ability of a driver to safely negotiate curves, lane changes, or maneuver.
46. A passing lane is used __________
a. by cars moving straight at an intersection.
b. by slower vehicles.
c. when overtaking a vehicle.
d. by faster vehicles.
47. _________ allows you to anticipate hazards and maintain a constant speed
a. Defensive driving
b. Driver complacency
c. Driver complacency
d. Momentum
48. Which of the following vehicles requires a daily trip inspection report to be completed?
a. Bus for 10 passengers.
b. Limousine for 10 passengers.
c. Bus for 15 passengers.
 d. Taxi for 8 passengers.
49. What may passengers NOT do while a school bus is in motion?
a. Sing
b. electronic devices.
c. Stand
d. Talk
50. When is a driver of a taxi exempt from wearing a seatbelt?
a. When there are no passengers in the vehicle.
b. When the taxi commission has provided an exemption letter.
c. A driver is never required to wear a seat belt.
d. When transporting a passenger for compensation or hire.
51. When approaching an intersection with cross traffic, what is a good practice for emergency vehicle
drivers who are responding to an emergency?
a. Slow down to confirm other road users are yielding.
b. Deactivate and activate the headlights to draw more attention.
c. Speed up to clear the intersection.
d. Sound the horn to alert pedestrians.
52. What should you do if you have a passenger on board, and a police vehicle stops behind your vehicle?
a. Be quick as you interact with the police officer to save the passenger's time.
b. Stay calm and be prepared to provide your car documents when requestd by the police
officer.
c. Stay calm and step out of your vehicle to avoid distracting the passenger as you interact with
the police.
d. Stop, offer to help the passenger arrange another taxi if to avoid delays.
53. How should passengers board and exit the school bus?
a. Only after receiving permission from the driver, and the vehicle has come to a complete stop.
b. By either the front or rear doors.
c. Only through the front door.
d. Only through the exit door located on the right side of the bus.
54. Vehicles are not allowed to drive in the bicycle lanes, except _____________
a. when it is safe to do so and there are no bicycles on the lane.
b. when overtaking another vehicle.
c. when needing to turn or enter/exit a parking spot.
d. when it is desiganted as a shared lane with cars.
55. To anticipate possible hazards and take action to reduce danger before it can occur, a driver carrying
passengers should practice _________________
a. aggressive driving.
b. proactive driving.
c. careless driving.
d. cautious driving.
56. What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?
a. What should you do if your vehicle starts to skid?
b. Keep your foot off the brake pedal and steer in the direction you want the vehicle to go.
c. Pump the brake pedal to regain control of the vehicle.
d. Press the brake pedal firmly without locking the wheels.
57. When assisting a passenger with a scooter, a driver should:
a. depending on the type of vehicle, decide what is most appropriate.
b. depending on the type of vehicle, ask the passenger what they choose.
c. always transfer the passenger from the scooter to the vehicle seat to minimize safety risks as
required by law.
d. always transfer the scooter to the vehicle without moving the passenger to the vehicle seat as
required by law.
58. When the overhead lights and siren are activated, what is the recommended lane in which to drive an
emergency vehicle on a four-lane highway?
a. The right lane in the same direction as traffic.
b. The left lane in the same direction as traffic.
c. The left lane in the opposite direction as traffic.
d. The right lane in the opposite direction as traffic.
59. _________ is driving with the aim to anticipate possible hazards and take action to reduce danger
before it can occur.
a. Visual lead time
b. Cautionary driving
c. Careless driving
d. Proactive driving
60. Which of these is a defensive driving tactic?
a. Anticipating and preventing another driver from changing lanes.
b. Making up time by changing to a faster lane.
c. Being aware of your own physical and mental condition.
d. Making eye contact with other drivers.
61. Is an operator permitted to turn left from a one-way road onto a one-way road at a steady red traffic
control light?
a. No, only right turns are permitted on a red light.
b. Yes, after reducing speed and yielding to any traffic or pedestrians.
c. Only when there is a sign permitting the turn at a red light.
d. Yes, after stopping, when it is safe, unless prohibited by a sign.
62. A vehicle exiting a parking lot onto a roadway:
a. is not required to stop.
b. must stop only if there is a stop sign.
c. must come to a complete stop.
d. must stop before crossing the sidewalk only if there are pedestrians present.
63. When approaching an intersection displaying a flashing yellow traffic control light, the driver:
a. has the right-of-way over all other traffic, but must slow to 30 km/h before entering the
intersection.
b. must come to a complete stop and not proceed until the light stops flashing.
c. may proceed with caution after yielding to pedestrians and other vehicles lawfully
within the intersection.
d. must treat the intersection as a four-way stop.
64. When letting students on or off the school bus, the driver should do all of the following EXCEPT:
a. activate the warning alternating red lights at all times as it is exempt from bylaws.
b. activate the warning alternating red lights only if the bylaw allows its use.
c. extend the stop sign.
d. pull as far to the right as practical before stopping to load or unload passengers.
65. A driver must develop the following key elements of driving to prepare themselves for the
responsibility and risk of driving: Pg 2 Driver’s Guide
a. skill, knowledge, awareness, attitude.
b. common sense, knowledge, alertness, assertive.
c. understanding, experience, empathy, judgement.
d. restive, alertness, perception, attitude.
66. What is true about minimum following distance for passenger vehicle?
a. A driver must follow four-second rule.
b. Driver must follow two-second rule.
c. A six-second rule is applicable for passenger vehicle.
d. A driver must use good judgement as to how much time may require applying brake.
67. A school bus driver should activiate a strobe lamp _________
a. at the first indication of a mechnical fault en route with students on board.
b. when it is about to stop on a highway.
c. during emergency situations on the bus.
d. during adverse atmospheric and visibility conditions.
68. A __________must follow the two second rule when following a passenger vehicle under ideal
conditions? Commercial Guide Pg 91
a. Ambulance
b. school bus
c. passenger vehicle
d. police vehicle
69. What should a taxi driver do before starting a trip if a passenger is offensive?
a. Call the employer and report the issue.
b. Refuse to carry the passenger.
c. Stay calm and respectfully resolve any concern.
d. Call law-enforcement as soon as possible.
70. When your vehicle is being passed on two lane highway where traffic flows in different directions, it
is good practice to ___________ Pg 72 Drivers guide
a. increase your speed.
b. decrease your speed.
c. move to the right side of your lane to give the other driver a better view of the road ahead, if
safe.
d. always shoulder check if a vehicle wants to overtake your vehicle.
71. A driver attempting to turn left at a steady green traffic light:
a. must not cross the path of an approaching vehicle unless it is safe.
b. must stop before the pedestrian crosswalk line, then proceed.
c. has the right-of-way over oncoming traffic.
d. has the right-of-way over pedestrians.
72. In case of vehicle fire, what is the best approach to evacuate passenger from a school bus?
a. Only through front door.
b. Depending on emergency and using combination of emergency and front doors.
c. Through windows and doors.
d. Only through rear emergency door.
73. What is the best way to decide your route for your passenger?
 a. Take a convenient route that driver prefers.
b. Take the most direct route unless otherwise discussed with passenger.
c. Take the most direct route unless otherwise discussed with passenger.
d. Take a scenic or pleasurable route for passenger.
74. An "uncontrolled intersection":
a. has yield signs but no stop signs.
b. has traffic signs but no traffic control signal lights.
c. has a flashing yellow light for one direction of traffic and a flashing red light for the other
direction of traffic.
d. has no traffic control signal lights or traffic signs.

75. This sign indicates:

a. two-way traffic.
b. right turns only.
c. U-turns permitted.
d. left-turn lane control.
76. General rules for transporting persons with disabilities include:
a. make sure passengers are properly secured in the vehicle (both seated passengers and
passengers with wheelchair).
b. drive smoothly, avoiding sudden stops, starts and swerves that may cause passengers to shift
or lose their balance.
c. keep the noise level in the vehicle, including music or radio, to a level comfortable for your
clients.
d. all of the above
77. How should a driver of a school bus deal with a badly behaved student?
a. Remove the student from the bus at any place to avoid driving distractions.
b. Remove the student at the nearest safe location and contact the school administrator.
c. Drop the student off at their normal destination and report student's behaviour to the
school administrator.
 d. Prohibit the student from riding the school bus subsequently.
78. What vehicles are exempt from the distracted driving law?
a. No vehicles are exempt from distracted driving.
b. Cars, motorcycles, motor homes, trucks, farm vehicles, and bicycles.
c. Emergency vehicles are exempt at all times.
d. Emergency vehicles when responding to a call.
79. The Traffic Safety Act does not restrict emergency vehicle drivers from using ___________ while
driving. Commercial Driver's Guide - Page 82
a. entering information on the GPS en route
b. cell phone if used in an emergency management situation
c. cameras
d. hand-held communication devices when acting within the scope of their employment
80. Which of the following activity is not allowed under the distracted driving law?
a. Reading printed material in the vehicle.
b. Using a citizen's band radio to contact one's employer.
c. Eating a snack.
d. Smoking cigarettes.

81. This sign indicates:

a. route reserved for buses.
b. route for vehicles over 4500kg.
c. route for dangerous goods.
d. route for slow-moving vehicles.
82. What steps must the driver take before refueling a school bus? Commercial Driver's Guide - Pages 59,
86, 90; Driver's Guide - Page 95
a. Check the air in the tires and wash the windshield.
b. Ensure that they have the passwords and cards to operate the automatic fuel pump.
c. Ensure that they have the passwords and cards to operate the automatic fuel pump.
d. Ensure that they have the passwords and cards to operate the automatic fuel pump.
83. Punishment for impaired driving under the Criminal Code includes __________ Commercial Driver's
Guide - Chapter 8; Driver's Guide - Page 109
 a. a combination of prison term, fine and driving ban.
b. prison term and $1000 fine.
c. prison term and $1000 fine.
d. prison term and $1000 fine.
84. As the driver of a passenger with disability, what should you do when meeting a client with a
wheelchair for the first time? Commercial Driver's Guide - Page 72
a. Introduce yourself to the client, review the transportation process, and take the time to learn
their needs.
b. Discuss the client’s needs with their attendant.
c. Ask the client to get into the vehicle and assist them to load their wheelchair into the vehicle
if they have one.
d. Help the client into the vehicle safely and ensure a safe seating arrangement.
85. Which statement is true about school bus alternating flashing light?
a. Can be activated at all times to unload and load students as it is exempt from all bylaw
restrictions.
b. Can not be used to load and unload students if a bylaw prohibits its use.
c. Can be used en route by the driver if an emergency occurs on the school bus.
d. Both B & C.
86. When can a driver of a school bus carry passengers above the seating capacity?
a. If the driver deems it safe to do so considering the circumstance.
b. If the driver receives an approval from school administrator.
c. If the seating/standing capacity accomodates more passengers safely.
d. Never, the school bus driver is not allowed to carry above the legal seating capacity.
87. If found guilty of impaired driving as a first time offender under the Traffic Safety Act, a driver shall
be disqualified from driving for a period of _________. Commercial Driver's Guide - Chapter 8;
Driver's Guide - Page 109
a. 6 months.
b. 18 months.
c. 1 year.
d. 1 year or option of $1,000 fine.
88. If a bus breaks down in a safe location, what should the driver typically do? Commercial Driver's
Guide - Page 54
a. Evacuate the bus and arrange replacement transportation.
b. Instruct passengers to remain on the bus and take a break.
c. Evacuate the bus to the side of the road and wait for a replacement bus.
d. Instruct passengers to remain on the bus and watch the situation.
89. To avoid collison, a school bus driver could reverse a school bus next to a school ground if:
Commercial Driver's Guide - Page 55
a. they physically check the area for any obstructions and clearances.
b. the school ground is empty.
c. the school bus is unloaded.
d. it is against the law to reverse a school bus next to a school ground.
90. Fatigue can be caused by:
a. Keeping the vehicle at a comfortable temperature
b. Eye strain
c. Using sunglasses
d. Prescription glasses
91. What is a good communication strategy when transporting a person with a disability? Commercial
Driver's Guide - Page 72
a. Tell them what you think is the best approach to transport them based on your experince.
b. Communicate with their attendant.
c. Use a communication approach that seems most appropriate at that time.
d. Never assume you know an individual’s needs without first asking.

92. This sign indicates:

a. added lane (free flow)
b. T intersection
c. traffic merging from the left
d. road narrows left ahead
93. When exiting or entering a road way at a weave zone, you should____________ Driver's Guide - Page
74
a. slow to exit the highway or increase speed to enter the highway.
b. increase speed to exit the highway or slow to enter the highway.
c. exercise caution and cooperation.
d. both A & C.
94. This sign indicates:
a. off-road facilities ahead
b. uneven pavement
c. slippery when wet
d. detour ahead
95. The recommended braking procedure to bring a vehicle to a normal, smooth stop is:
a. apply brake pressure, ease off slightly just before the vehicle stops, then re-apply
sufficient pressure to stop.
b. continually increase brake pressure until the wheels lock.
c. shift the vehicle into neutral and apply steady pressure to the brake pedal until the vehicle
comes to a stop.
d. pump the brake pedal smoothly until the vehicle stops.
96. Drivers of a taxi may refuse to transport passengers when:
a. the vehicle is already carrying the maximum allowed number of passengers.
b. a passenger is offensive or dangerous to you or others.
c. Both A and B.
d. drivers of taxis should not refuse passengers.
97. When should a siren in an emergency vehicle be operated?
a. When the vehicle is being used in response to an emergency.
b. When the driver anticipates traffic delays.
c. When the vehicle has low fuel.
d. When transit time is higher then usual.
98. The holder of a Class 4 driver’s licence may operate a bus with a maximum seating capacity of: Page
9 Commercial guide
a. 12 passengers, excluding the driver.
b. 15 passengers, excluding the driver.
c. 24 passengers, excluding the driver.
d. 36 passengers, excluding the driver.
99. In a vehicle that does not have anti-lock brakes, what does threshold braking refers to? Driver's Guide
- Page 78
a. Pumping the brake pedal repeatedly until the vehicle comes to a stop.
b. Pressing firmly on the brake pedal to the point just before the wheels lock.
c. Applying enough force to the brake pedal to lock the wheels and keep them locked
d. Releasing pressure on the brake pedal, then reapplying pressure until the wheels lock.
100. Which of the following activity is not allowed under the distracted driving law?
a. Smoking cigarettes.
b. Eating a snack.
c. Reading printed material in the vehicle.
d. Using a citizen's band radio to contact one's employer.
101. Driver fitness assessment should be conducted by_____________
a. the licensing authority every 5 years to age 45,then every 2 years until the age of 65, and
annually thereafter.
b. the driver before each trip.
c. the driver's family doctor annually.
d. the driver's employer every 12 weeks.
102. What is a general rule for driving a person with disabilities? Both A and C.
a. Take the time to learn their needs and preferred method of communicating.
b. Always communicate directly with the attendant of the person with the disability.
c. Review the transportation process with the client when meeting them for the first time.

d. Both A and C.
103. When can a school bus driver leave the bus without turning off the engine? Commercial
Driver's Guide - Page 58
a. When the brakes are engaged.
b. When there are no students on board.
c. When the transmission is in its lowest gear (manual) or park (automatic) position.
d. Never, a driver is not permitted to leave the bus without turning off the engine.
104. The law requires that headlights be turned on when driving at night or when the driver cannot
see clearly for a minimum distance of: Driver's Guide - Page 81
a. 500 metres.
b. 250 metres.
c. 150 metres.
d. 1,000 metres.
105. What should an emergency vehicle driver do after arriving at the scene of the emergency?
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a. Place reflective devices around the scene.
b. Turn off the vehicle and lights to minimise psychological trauma.
c. Keep the overhead lights and headlights turned on.
d. Keep the siren activated.
106. When operating an emergency vehicle with sirens on, which of the following IS a condition
you must consider before exceeding speed limits or driving through stop signs and traffic signal
lights?
a. Vehicle conditions
b. Seriousness of the emergency
c. Safety of road users
d. Travel time
107. Drivers can have a limit of ___________ milligrams of alcohol in 100 millilitres of blood
when operating a commercial vehicle in a commercial capacity.
a. 100
b. 0
c. 80
d. 50
108. As a taxi driver, you may refuse to transport customers if:
a. the passenger is accompanied by two service animals.
b. a passenger is below the age of 18.
c. a passenger is below the age of 16.
d. it is unsafe to transport the passengers.
109. When transporting a passenger accompanied by a service animal, a driver should
______________
a. never carry an accompanying service animal as it may pose allergy or health risk to the driver
or other passengers.
b. never refuse to carry an accompanying service animal per the Traffic Safety Act.
c. only carry a service animal provided it is safe per the Traffic Safety Act.
d. only carry a service animal if the passenger will be able to restrain the animal during the trip.
110. What is a general rule for judging distance in front of you when pushing a person with a
wheelchair?
a. Judge distance by the passenger’s knees.
b. Judge distance by the front of the seat.
c. Judge distance by the front of the foot rests.
d. Judge distance by where you are standing.