Passenger Endorsement Practice Test 1

#1. The brake-door interlock system on a transit coach may be used:

To replace the rear door emergency buzzer

As a safety feature when the exit door is open

To release the parking brake

Only in emergency situations

#2. Which of the following hazardous materials may be carried on a bus?

Division 2.3 poisonous gas

Small arms ammunition (ORM-D)

Explosives

None of the answers are correct

#3. A disruptive passenger:

Should never be thrown off the bus

May be thrown off the bus by the driver

Is not the driver's responsibility

Should not be discharged where it would be unsafe for them

#4. Passenger carry-on baggage cannot be stored:

In the aisle

On the seats

Behind the seats

Under the seat

#5. What is a “standee line”?

A two-inch line down the center aisle where passengers are permitted to stand when a seat is unavailable

A two-inch line on the floor to the rear of the driver’s seat that passengers must stay behind

A two-inch line that is two feet from the rear exit that passengers must stay in front of

A two-inch line that is two feet from the curb at a bus stop that all passengers must stay behind while waiting to board the bus

#6. When arriving at a destination, the driver must announce:

The reason for stopping

The next time of departure

The location destination

All of the answers are correct

#7. A bus driver must have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) if:

They drive a vehicle that has air brakes

They drive a vehicle that is designed to carry sixteen (16) or more passengers including the driver

They drive a vehicle that has a gross weight rating of less than 26,000 pounds

They drive a vehicle that is designed to carry nine (9) or more passengers including the driver

#8. Which of the following types of hazardous materials can never be carried on a bus with passengers?

Emergency drug shipments

Small arms ammunition (ORM-D)

Car batteries

Emergency hospital supplies

#9. Which of these is the best technique to follow when you have a loaded bus with a manual transmission that you must put into motion from a stopped position on a steep upgrade (4% or more)?

Accelerate hard and release the clutch quickly

Keep pressure the brake pedal until the clutch has been fully released

Release the clutch and the parking brake quickly at the same time

Use the same method that is used when starting on a level surface or downgrade

#10. If your bus becomes disabled with passengers on board, the bus may be towed or pushed to a safe place, ONLY:

If getting off the bus would be riskier for the passengers

By another bus with its 4-way flashers on

By a tow truck with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of at least 26,000 pounds

If the distance is less than 1 mile from where the breakdown occurred

#11. At railroad crossings, the driver must stop the bus between:

25 and 50 feet before a railroad crossing

15 and 50 feet before a railroad crossing

30 and 50 feet before a railroad crossing

20 and 50 feet before a railroad crossing

#12. When you inspect the interior of the bus, you must make sure that:

All seats are securely fastened to the bus

Emergency exit handles are not damaged

Handholds and railings are not damaged

All of the answers are correct

#13. When carried on a bus, all hazardous materials must:

Be stored in the luggage compartment

Never be allowed on a bus

Be labeled as hazardous materials

Be packed in a locked box

#14. All of the following are types of emergency equipment that each bus must have, EXCEPT:

Fire extinguisher

Tire repair kit

Spare electrical fuses

Emergency reflectors

#15. Some city transit buses may be equipped with a brake-door interlock system, if so, this system:

Releases the parking brake

Works when the passenger exit doors are open

Should be used only in emergencies

Should be used in place of the parking brake

#16. At the end of each shift, the bus driver should:

Inspect the bus for any damage to safety related parts

Report any defects, so repairs can be made

Make sure passenger signaling devices and brake-door interlocks are working properly

All of the answers are correct

#17. Buses must never carry more than _______ pounds total of allowed hazardous materials.

750

500

250

100

#18. At drawbridges, bus drivers are required to stop at least ______ feet before the draw of the bridge if there is no signal light or attendant controlling traffic.

75

50

25

10

#19. If a bus has passengers on board, the bus driver must never fuel the bus:

Without a chain to control static electricity

When any of the bus windows are open

In a closed building

All of the answers are correct

#20. A driver’s inspection report must be completed:

Before the start of every shift

At the end of every shift

After each break taken during the shift

When the dispatcher tells you to complete it

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#1. The brake-door interlock system on a transit coach may be used:

#2. Which of the following hazardous materials may be carried on a bus?

#3. A disruptive passenger:

#4. Passenger carry-on baggage cannot be stored:

#5. What is a “standee line”?

#6. When arriving at a destination, the driver must announce:

#7. A bus driver must have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) if:

#8. Which of the following types of hazardous materials can never be carried on a bus with passengers?

#9. Which of these is the best technique to follow when you have a loaded bus with a manual transmission that you must put into motion from a stopped position on a steep upgrade (4% or more)?

#10. If your bus becomes disabled with passengers on board, the bus may be towed or pushed to a safe place, ONLY:

#11. At railroad crossings, the driver must stop the bus between:

#12. When you inspect the interior of the bus, you must make sure that:

#13. When carried on a bus, all hazardous materials must:

#14. All of the following are types of emergency equipment that each bus must have, EXCEPT:

#15. Some city transit buses may be equipped with a brake-door interlock system, if so, this system:

#16. At the end of each shift, the bus driver should:

#17. Buses must never carry more than _______ pounds total of allowed hazardous materials.

#18. At drawbridges, bus drivers are required to stop at least ______ feet before the draw of the bridge if there is no signal light or attendant controlling traffic.

#19. If a bus has passengers on board, the bus driver must never fuel the bus:

#20. A driver’s inspection report must be completed:

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CDL Passenger Endorsement Practice Test (#1) With Answers

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#1. The brake-door interlock system on a transit coach may be used:

#2. Which of the following hazardous materials may be carried on a bus?

#3. A disruptive passenger:

#4. Passenger carry-on baggage cannot be stored:

#5. What is a “standee line”?

#6. When arriving at a destination, the driver must announce:

#7. A bus driver must have a commercial driver’s license (CDL) if:

#8. Which of the following types of hazardous materials can never be carried on a bus with passengers?

#9. Which of these is the best technique to follow when you have a loaded bus with a manual transmission that you must put into motion from a stopped position on a steep upgrade (4% or more)?

#10. If your bus becomes disabled with passengers on board, the bus may be towed or pushed to a safe place, ONLY:

#11. At railroad crossings, the driver must stop the bus between:

#12. When you inspect the interior of the bus, you must make sure that:

#13. When carried on a bus, all hazardous materials must:

#14. All of the following are types of emergency equipment that each bus must have, EXCEPT:

#15. Some city transit buses may be equipped with a brake-door interlock system, if so, this system:

#16. At the end of each shift, the bus driver should:

#17. Buses must never carry more than _______ pounds total of allowed hazardous materials.

#18. At drawbridges, bus drivers are required to stop at least ______ feet before the draw of the bridge if there is no signal light or attendant controlling traffic.

#19. If a bus has passengers on board, the bus driver must never fuel the bus:

#20. A driver’s inspection report must be completed:

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