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  • 1

    During the hours of darkness, which lights must be displayed on a restricted road?

    Side and rear registration lights

  • 2

    Low visibility distorts your perception of speed, you should check your speedometer regularly

    True

  • 3

    Roadcraft advises that during adverse weather conditions you should always look ahead because…

    Changes in road surface affect your ability to brake, steer and accelerate

  • 4

    True or false. On icy roads you should drive at a slow speed in the lowest gear possible?

    False

  • 5

    Aqua planning is caused by…

    Driving too fast

  • 6

    What is the recommended length of break a driver should take every two hours when driving at night?

    15 mins

  • 7

    At night your ability to judge the position and speed of oncoming vehicles is the same as in daylight

    False

  • 8

    When driving at night what should you do to the sat nav before driving?

    All of these options

  • 9

    A film of moisture or dirt on the windscreen will increase glare

    True

  • 10

    Adjusting your seat position is good advice to reduce fatigue

    True

  • 11

    What should you do to avoid being dazzled by oncoming headlights?

    Look towards the near side kerb

  • 12

    What are the disadvantages of night driving?

    Colours fade and edges become indistinct, It is harder to see pedestrains wearing darker clothing unless well backlit

  • 13

    Drivers over the age of 45 are more at risk of tiredness

    True

  • 14

    Can you legally use alternating flashing headlights at night on response?

    No

  • 15

    When driving in bad weather, which of the following is true?

    You must use headlights when visibility is less than 100m

  • 16

    Which of the following best describes a CONTROLLED motorway?

    Three or more lanes, hard shoulder, variable speed limits

  • 17

    Which of these is NOT a characteristic of an automatic gear box?

    Run off

  • 18

    What is ‘LOCK DOWN’ (shift restrictions)

    Controlling an automatic gear box, in manual, descending on steep gradients

  • 19

    When completing an overtake, what is the stepwise approach

    Position, speed, gear, accelerate

  • 20

    Which of the following are the reasons for carrying out a STATIC brake test?

    Check hydraulic system is working, become familiar with app of handbrake

  • 21

    What is the principle of cornering?

    The right position, speed, gear and to stop safely

  • 22

    When approaching and negotiating a bend, what is the importance of your speed ?

    Stop safely within the distance seen to be clear on your side of the road

  • 23

    What is not a common cause of skidding?

    Light steering

  • 24

    What should you do if you’re an emergency ambulance on response at a pedestrian crossing with pedestrains on it?

    Stop and give presidance

  • 25

    What is not a common human factor?

    Self assessment

  • 26

    What are the advantages of acceleration sense?

    Lower fuel usage, decreased wear on tyres and reduced emissions

  • 27

    Which of the following factors must be considered when accessing an ambulance vehicles capacity to overtake?

    Capability to accelerate, the vehicles load and size

  • 28

    What type of road furniture can be found every 100m/yard on a motorway?

    Marker posts

  • 29

    Which of the following types of road furniture are blue, small and found every 500m on a motorway?

    Driver location signs

  • 30

    What catergory are C1 and D1 vehicles?

    Group 2

  • 31

    When can you use a handheld mobile phone whilst driving

    To call 999 or 112

  • 32

    How long do you have to report your insurance document to the police after a collision

    7 days

  • 33

    How long do you have to report your details of a collisions to the police?

    24 hours

  • 34

    If you are involved in an injury collision you must stop and give what documents?

    Address, name, registration

  • 35

    How much space should you give a pedestrains when passing them?

    2.0m

  • 36

    How much space should you give horses or horse drawn vehicles at 10mph?

    2.0m

  • 37

    How much distance should you give when overtaking cyclist/ motorbike at 30mph?

    1.5m

  • 38

    What colour stud marks are on the left edge of the road?

    Red

  • 39

    What colour reflective stud marks are on the middle lanes of the road

    White

  • 40

    You must not use your horn, either whilst stationary on a road or in a built up area between 23:30-07:00

    True

  • 41

    Only flash your headlights to let other road users you are there

    True

  • 42

    When should you avoid undertake long journeys?

    Between 12am-6am

  • 43

    What is the roadcraft definition of the limit point?

    The furthest point to which you have an uninterrupted view of road surface

  • 44

    You should always be prepared to sacrifice your road position for safety?

    True

  • 45

    Pump the foot brake to check the hydraulic braking system is in good order, excessive downward travel may indicate leaks

    True

  • 46

    When does regenerative braking begin?

    By lifting off the accelerator in an electric vehicle

  • 47

    What is the PAWL button

    The button on the handbrake which releases the ratchet

  • 48

    The greatest risk of tiredness related collisions occur between:

    11pm-6am

  • 49

    According to Roadcraft a hazard is defined as

    Anything that is an actual or potential danger

  • 50

    What does POWDER stand for

    Petrol, Oil, Water, Damage, Electrics, Rubber

  • 51

    What colour are the reflective studs next to the central reservation of a motorway or dual carriageway

    Amber

  • 52

    Cleaning the vehicles exterior panels does what?

    Increases the ambulance conspicuity

  • 53

    If a faulty lamp is identified, you can take the ambulance out on shift

    False

  • 54

    A failure to observe the rules of the Highway Code may result in prosecution

    True

  • 55

    How do you check the power steering is functioning normally

    Pull down on the steering wheel with one hand when starting the engine

  • 56

    In the ambulance service, disciplinary action could be the result of running out of fuel

    True

  • 57

    How frequently should a VDI check be done

    At the start of every shift or if you have to change vehicle

  • 58

    The ‘drive’ should be regarded as part of the ongoing treatment process. It should be tailored to:

    The patients needs and their condition

  • 59

    What are the legal and trust policy minimum tread depths?

    CAT B = 1.6mm CAT C1 = 1mm, Policy 3mm

  • 60

    If dazzled by bright sunlight, slow down and stop if necessary.

    True

  • 61

    Contravention of the solid white line is

    An exception covered by the Highway Code

  • 62

    What 3 acts of law are trusts and ambulance drivers obliged to consider regarding the use of legal exemptions?

    Corporate Manslaughter, Corporate Homicide Act 2007, The Road Safety Act 2006

  • 63

    You can stop in a yellow box junction when claiming routine and emergency exemptions

    False

  • 64

    What is the maximum speed of C1 ambulance on a single carriageway, dual carriageway and motorway

    50mph, 60mph, 70mph

  • 65

    What weight classification is a C1 vehicle?

    3.5ton - 7.5ton

  • 66

    Regarding drivers license, legally, who must you inform if you change your name or address?

    DVLA

  • 67

    Being guilty of death/serious injury by dangerous driving you should expect a prision sentence no matter the circumstance

    True

  • 68

    What regulations apply when completing a VDI?

    Road Vehicle construction and use regulations 1986 and Road Vehicle Lighting regulations 2005

  • 69

    What does OUR stand for?

    Observe, understand, react

  • 70

    How do you combat the effects of aquaplanning?

    Reudce speed by taking foot off the accelerator

  • 71

    How to process complex information

    Input - decision making - output - feedback

  • 72

    What is the stopping distance for 20mph

    40ft (12m)

  • 73

    What is the stopping distance for 30mph

    75ft (23m)

  • 74

    What is the stopping distance for 40mph

    120ft (36m)

  • 75

    What is the stopping distance for 50mph

    175ft (53m)

  • 76

    What is the stopping distance for 60mph

    240ft (73m)

  • 77

    What is the stopping distance for 70mph

    315ft (96m)

  • 78

    What is the braking distance for 20mph

    20ft (6m)

  • 79

    What is the braking distance for 30mph

    45ft (14m)

  • 80

    What is the braking distance for 40mph

    80ft (24m)

  • 81

    What is the braking distance for 50mph

    125ft (38m)

  • 82

    What is the braking distance for 60mph

    180mph (55m)

  • 83

    What is the braking distance for 70mph

    245ft (75m)