British Columbia Class 4 Licence Test 4

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List of questions (classic view)

To stop quickly in an emergency, what should you do if your vehicle has antilock brakes (ABS)?
When transporting persons with disabilities, you should do all of the following EXCEPT
When traveling down a steep hill, you should NOT
A ride-hailing (e.g., Uber) driver is en route in his or her own vehicle to pick up a passenger who requested a ride. Suddenly the driver is involved in a crash. Which insurance will cover the crash?
What colour are the flashing lights used by an ambulance driver to warn others to yield?
To turn right in a vehicle with a lot of off-tracking, you may have to
When you see a potential hazard in your danger zone, you should
You're driving an ambulance in response to an emergency call. Whenever you exceed the speed limit or drive through stop signals, you must consider which of the following?
According to the British Columbia Driving Commercial Vehicles Manual, which dashboard gauge can help you decide when to upshift?
Which real forces act on your vehicle as you drive around a curve?
Which of the following types of commercial vehicles are required to carry fire extinguishers?
Which vehicles are required to carry warning devices for use should the vehicle become disabled?
Which vehicles are required to stop at uncontrolled main railway crossings?
While your vehicle is in motion, you should
Who is responsible for making sure that a vehicle's emergency equipment is in working order?
Why are hours of service regulations in place?
Every written trip inspection report must include which of the following?
As a non-commercial driver, you can be charged under the Criminal Code of Canada or the British Columbia Motor Vehicle Act if
When can you refuse to transport a passenger?
After you __________, you must take at least eight consecutive hours of off-duty time.
A taxi driver must test the brakes on the taxi
Why should you never run your vehicle's engine in a closed garage?
in British Columbia, you must dim your headlights whenever you are within ________ of another vehicle.
Which of the following can increase the length of your danger zone (as defined in the British Columbia Driving Commercial Vehicles Manual)?
According to the British Columbia Driving Commercial Vehicles Manual, what is a danger zone?
At which of the following engine speeds should you drive your vehicle?
What does this sign mean?
What does this sign mean?
Why do the hours of service regulations exist?
What does this sign mean?
How do you ease your vehicle into a smooth stop?
When operating an ambulance, when are you allowed to use flashing red lights and sirens?
What does this sign tell you about the road ahead?
What does this sign mean?
What emergency equipment is required in a bus?
What does this sign mean?
Which of the following is not a Class 4 vehicle?
What does this sign mean?
What does this sign mean?
What does this sign tell you?
If a crash occurs while you are backing up with the aid of a guide, who will be held responsible?
If a front tire blows out, what should you do first?
If an air line ruptures between the compressor and the supply reservoir, what will prevent loss of air pressure in the service brake system?
If you are going to park for longer than ________, you should turn off your engine.
If you are parking a single-unit (straight) vehicle on an upgrade without a curb, you should
If you feel tired while driving,
If you leave the paved portion of the roadway, which of these should you NOT do to return to the roadway?
If you miss your exit on a highway, you should
If you must adjust an automatic slack adjuster that has a hexagonal (six-sided) adjusting bolt, you should turn the adjusting bolt in which direction?
If you see this sign, it means you are
When approaching a halted streetcar with open doors in the center lane while driving in the right lane, you should
A mobility device is
What should you do before speaking to a person who is deaf or has hearing loss?