- Based on 2025 PE commercial driver's licence manual
- Updated for January 2025
PE Class 2 (Bus) Commercial Licence Practice Test 2
Ready to drive a bus in Prince Edward Island? This practice test for PEI Class 2 license is designed to help you ace your exam, whether you're driving a regular bus or a school bus. As of 2025, this practice test comes with 50 multiple-choice questions that closely resemble the actual exam. To drive a bus with more than 24 passengers in PEI, you must be at least 19 years old, have a valid driver’s license for two years, and meet medical standards. If you’re aiming to operate a school bus, remember that the age requirement is 21 years with a five-year driving history. Don’t overlook the driver's education—especially if you're not driving a school bus. Nail this practice test to ensure you’re ready for the real thing!
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50
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40
correct answers to pass
80
passing score
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List of questions (classic view)
- If you're trying to break up a fight, when are you allowed to remove a student from the bus?
- In the event of unexpected driver incapacitation during the route, what should students NOT do?
- After you've evacuated the students during an emergency, what do you do next?
- Is it beneficial to implement a seating arrangement on the bus?
- Is it necessary to train all passengers in emergency procedures?
- When there is a disciplinary issue, when should the report be made?
- What is the priority during an emergency situation?
- Should students be informed of the locations of emergency equipment on the bus?
- Which category of students may require more assistance from the driver in case of an emergency?
- Is it permissible for school bus drivers to tow another vehicle?
- If a fight breaks out between students, what should you do?
- Which following statement is not true?
- How many hours before operating a school bus should a driver abstain from consuming alcohol?
- What should students do after evacuating the bus in an emergency situation?
- Which statement is incorrect? If there's a serious disciplinary problem, you should...
- Should bus drivers be concerned about over-the-counter (OTC) medications?
- Which statement is incorrect? A school bus driver must...
- Under what circumstances should the driver allow students back onto the bus during an emergency situation?
- When is it necessary to conduct an evacuation through the rear of the bus?
- Which statement is not included in the student management responsibilities of a bus driver?
- Is there ever a need to evacuate students during an emergency situation?
- Do drivers need to be informed about any special medical conditions of students they are transporting?
- When should a driver refrain from consuming alcohol or any drug or medication that could impair their ability to drive?
- Which of the following is not part of effective student management?
- What major aspect influences the safety of passengers on the bus?
- Good student management in a school bus setting is primarily based on...
- If you must evacuate the bus, in which order should you evacuate the students?
- If you feel unable to do your job for any reason, what should you do?
- A controlled railway crossing may have
- A light-rail transit (LRT) train may take up to ________ to stop in an emergency.
- A Slow-Moving Vehicle sign should be placed on any vehicle that travels no faster than
- A tire that is overinflated or underinflated can
- A tractor-trailer travelling at high speeds creates air turbulence in which of the following areas?
- A vehicle that is twice the weight of a car and is travelling at twice the speed of that car requires how much braking power to stop in the same distance?
- A white diamond marking in your lane indicates that
- A white X pavement marking in your lane means that
- What is a danger zone?
- Which dashboard gauge can help you decide when to upshift?
- Airbags are
- An engine governor is
- An octagonal (eight-sided) red sign is
- An oncoming vehicle at night has not dimmed its high-beam headlights. What should you do?
- Any defect or deficiency that you find on your bus must be
- At a railroad crossing, flashing red lights and ringing bells mean that
- At a stop sign, you must
- At an intersection with no traffic lights or traffic signs, you should
- At an intersection, the traffic light is red, but a police officer motions you to go through. What should you do?
- At what speed should you back up your vehicle?
- At which of the following engine speeds should you drive your vehicle?
- Before you drive your vehicle, you should