- Based on 2025 MB commercial driver's licence manual
- Updated for January 2025
MB Class 2 (Bus) Commercial Licence Practice Test 2
Welcome to Test 2 for the Manitoba Class 2 Licence. Designed with the most up-to-date regulations, this test includes 50 questions. It covers a wide range of vehicles—from buses with seating capacities over 24 passengers to school buses accommodating over 36. This test also includes vehicles from classes 3, 4, and 5. The road test for Class 2 costs $45 and the knowledge test is $10. Take this comprehensive test to gauge your readiness.
- Perfect for first-time and renewal commercial applicants, and those adding endorsements
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40
correct answers to pass
80
passing score
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List of questions (classic view)
- Which statement is wrong? As a school bus driver, you can assist your supervisor by...
- What results if you fail a pre-trip inspection during the test?
- What's the least distance you should stop from waiting students?
- What happens if the vehicle has defects that could compromise safety or violate The Highway Traffic Act?
- Why is it beneficial to keep the vehicle's fuel tank sufficiently filled, especially during the winter?
- If a vehicle's weight doubles, how must the braking force be adjusted to maintain the same stopping distance?
- When you do the pre-trip inspection, why should you perform the under-the-hood checks first?
- What is the standard voltage reading on the voltmeter when the engine is running?
- Which aspect is not relevant when visually inspecting belts?
- Does the driver of the bus have to be the one who completed the bus's inspection and signed the school bus inspection log book?
- Students should remain seated in the bus until
- What adjustments should be made to the braking force if the vehicle's speed doubles?
- What should be done if bullying occurs on a school bus?
- What is not appropriate to do if a student breaks bus conduct rules?
- When you're inspecting the steering of a vehicle with a non-tilt hood, how can you observe the front wheel movement?
- Which of these is not usually a sign of suspension problems?
- What's the primary benefit of an anti-lock brake system?
- What should be done if a non-safety-related defect is identified in the vehicle?
- What steering technique is required when driving school buses?
- How should the braking force be adjusted if both weight and speed of the vehicle are doubled?
- Why is it essential to wear a seat belt at all times?
- What factors directly affect the braking force required to stop a vehicle?
- How far in advance should you signal before turning on highways?
- What is the impact of excessive brake heat on the brakes?
- What is the risk of braking in the middle of a curve?
- What significantly influences the volume of oil?
- What is every school division mandated to equip every school bus with in its fleet?
- How far from an intersection should you activate the right-turn signal in urban areas?
- What does an anti-lock brake system constantly monitor while the vehicle is in motion?
- If a different driver will operate the same school bus, do they need to perform a pre-trip inspection?
- When inspecting a bus with a hydraulic power brake system, you should check all of the following EXCEPT
- When should a school bus driver execute a pre-trip inspection of the school bus vehicle?
- When is the best time to check the level of automatic transmission fluid?
- Which of the following is not a recommended practice when driving in conditions of rain, snow, or fog?
- Which of the following statements about visual surveillance while driving isn’t accurate?
- What happens if the ABS warning light turns on and the ABS fails to function?
- The pedestrian crossing arm extends _______ in front of the bus on the right side.
- Which is not an advisable action while driving on slippery road surfaces?
- The most common hazardous roadway surfaces are
- Which of the following does not lead to a loss of traction?
- When driving at speeds exceeding 70 km/h, what should be your minimum following distance?
- If a vehicular skid is caused by over-braking, what should you do?
- Which of the following is not recommended when driving at night?
- If the railroad crossing is in a restricted speed area, a school bus should stop at least how far from the nearest rail?
- When a school bus is stopped for loading or unloading students, in which gear should the transmission be placed?
- Is there a specific form known as the 'Don't Pass Law' Violation Report?
- When a school bus is executing a turnaround, it should be clearly visible from what distance in both directions?
- What should be your action when the Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) starts working?
- Are exhaust brakes a type of engine retarder?
- How much greater is the death rate per kilometre driven at night compared to during the day?