Lethbridge School Division - Activity Bus Driver Test Test Details Prior to beginning this test, please read Modules 2, 6 and 8 from the Ministry of Transportation's Commercial Vehicle Safety Compliance in Alberta education manual. The modules are posted on the Activity Bus Drivers webpage of the school division's website, at www.lethsd.ab.ca under the heading Transportation.There are 23 questions below, each worth one point. 80 per cent is considered a passing grade.Please complete each question below. Then, click Submit. Your test will be graded and you will be provided your test score via email. Thank you. 1. Module 2: National Safety Code - The National Safety Code (NSC) is: * A set of 16 minimum safety performance standards A law that applies to all commercial carriers A Provincial law found only in Alberta Regulations for the military and other federal government commercial vehicles 2. Module 2: National Safety Code - The standards set out in the NSC: * Are the law for all commercial vehicle operators in Canada Are the law for all commercial vehicle operators in Alberta Are the law for all military and federal government commercial vehicles Serve as guidelines to the federal, provincial and territorial governments for establishing law 3. Module 2: National Safety Code - What vehicles are regulated by the National Safety Code Program? * Commercial vehicles weighing or registered for more than 4,500 kilograms and that operated inside and outside of Alberta Commercial vehicles that are registered for a weight of 11,794 kilograms or more that operate only within Alberta Commercial vehcles with a manufacturer's seating capacity originally designed for 11 or more persons, including the driver All of the above 4. Module 2: National Safety Code - It is the provincial laws in each province that direct carrier operations within each province, not the NSC standards. * True False 5. Module 2: National Safety Code - The Traffic Safety Act is provincial law that must be followed by all commercial motor vehicles that operate within Alberta * True False 6. Module 2: National Safety Code - Alberta-plated commercial vehicles operating in other provinces or in the United States must know and follow the law in each area where they operate. * True False 7. Module 2: National Safety Code - Which of the following NSC Standards is voluntary and not required by law? * Standard 6: Medical Standards for Drivers Standard 9: Hours of Service Standard 12: Trip Inspections Standard 16: First Aid Training 8. Module 2: National Safety Code - What does CVSA stand for? * Commercial Vehicle Safety Association Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance Certified Vehicle Safety Association Certified Vehicle Safety Alliance 9. Module 2: National Safety Code - What is the purpose of Trip Inspections, according to Standard 13? * To ensure that any vehicles with problems or defects are immediately identified To protect drivers and alert carriers to mechanical problems To prevent the operation of unsafe vehicles All of the above 10. Module 2: National Safety Code - According to Standard 7, the Carrier Profile system provides records on infractions, collisions, on-road inspections and facility audits. * True False 11. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - A preventative maintenance program includes trip inspections, repairs, routine maintenance, file retention and CVIP inspections. * True False 12. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - Who is allowed to conduct a trip inspection on a vehicle? * Only the driver of that vehicle Only a mechanic The driver or another person authorized by the carrier None of the above 13. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - Trip inspections lead to major, more costly repairs. * True False 14. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - CVIP inspections can help determine if a maintenance program is effective. * True False 15. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - A daily trip inspection report is valid for 24 hours from the time is is recorded. * True False 16. Module 6: Maintenance Programs, Vehicle Files, and Record Keeping - Carriers that operate commercial vehicles weighing or registered for 4,501-11,793 kilograms are required by law to complete a trip inspection. * True False 17. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - The Alberta Drivers' Hours of Service Regulation applies to commercial vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight of __ kilograms or more or buses that are originally designed to transport __ or more perso * 11,794 kilograms/ 11 or more persons 11,974 kilograms/ 5 or more persons 4,500 kilograms / 11 or more persons 4,500 kilograms / 5 or more persons 18. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - Under the provincial regulations, a driver may not drive a commercial vehicle for more than __ hours in a work shift. * 12 13 14 15 19. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - Under the provincial regulations, a driver may not drive a commercial vehicle at any time after they have been on-duty for ___ or more hours. * 12 13 14 15 20. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - A driver must have at least ___ consecutive hours of off-duty time immediately before they start their next work shift. * 7 8 9 10 21. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - After 6 consecutive hours of driving, a driver must take a 30 minute break from driving. * True False 22. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - A driver is required to submit each completed log to the carrier within __ days of being produced. * 5 10 15 20 23. Module 8: Provincial Hours of Service Regulations - A peace officer may prohibit a driver from driving a vehicle if the driver has not had the required amount of time off-duty. * True False Please enter today's date * Bus driver information - Please type your full name in the space provided. * Leave Blank This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.