Rules and Regulations Final Flashcards
The law states that it is unlawful for a school bus driver to drive a bus that is not safe. This means the driver:
A. Is responsible for the daily pre-trip inspection
B. Does not need to complete a pre-trip if they are the regular driver
C. Does not need to inspect a bus that has been previously inspected
D. Can accept the word of the lead mechanic
A. Is responsible for the daily pre-trip inspection
School bus drivers who are convicted of driving under the influence of drugs (DUI) or alcohol or a combination shall lose their certificate for _____ years:
A. 2
B. 3
C. 5
D. 7
B. 3
When on a field trip filling out your log sheet, at what point do you have to make the notation at the bottom explaining where you are?
A. While driving
B. When leaving the rest stop
C. After you arrive at your destination
D. As soon as you make the change in duty status
D. As soon as you make the change in duty status
The minimum distance between two school buses transporting pupils and traveling together outside of a business or residential district is _____ feet.
A. 250 feet
B. 300 feet
C. 350 feet
D. 500 feet
B. 300 feet
- Regulatory signs are _____ and _____ .
A. Black and white
B. Yellow and black
C. Cross road ahead
A. Black and white
When a pupil is aboard, the driver of a school bus shall not leave the driver’s compartment without first:
A. Removing the ignition keys
B. Effectively setting the parking brake
C. Stopping the engine
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
As the school bus approaches the bus stop, when does the driver’s supervision start and stop concerning pupil safety?
A. When a pupil is sitting in the bus
B. When a driver can recognize a pupil as the bus approaches or leaves the stop
C. At the point the bus has stopped to load the pupils and starts moving
D. At the point when the pupil reaches the stop
B. When a driver can recognize a pupil as the bus approaches or leaves the stop
All school buses having air brakes must also have:
A. Vacuum gauges
B. Retarders
C. Low pressure warning devices
D. Hydraulic fluid
C. Low pressure warning devices
If a school bus is empty and the driver does not have a clear view of a railroad grade crossing for a distance of 400 feet in both directions, the speed limit is:
A. 10
B. 15
C. 20
D. Posted speed limit
B. 15
What is the maximum cut out for the air governor?
A. 120 psi
B. 150 psi
C. 130 psi
D. 125 psi
C. 130 psi
Which of these school bus stops must be approved by the CHP?
A. Within 200 feet of the nearest rail of any railroad grade crossing, except at railroad stations or on highways that parallel the railroad tracks
B. On the left-hand side of a highway
C. Upon the main traveled portion of a highway where there is not a clear view of the stop from 500 feet in each direction along the highway and the speed limit is more than 25 mph
D. On a divided or multiple lane highway where a pupil must cross the highway to board or exit the bus, unless traffic is controlled by a traffic officer or official control signal
C. Upon the main traveled portion of a highway where there is not a clear view of the stop from 500 feet in each direction along the highway and the speed limit is more than 25 mph
The number of passengers in school bus (excluding infants in arms) shall not exceed the number specified in the seating capacity rating shown on the:
A. Department of Education Code 1145
B. Vehicle registration card
C. Manufacturer’s Certification plate
D. Vehicle Inspection Approval Certificate (CHP - 292)
D. Vehicle Inspection Approval Certificate (CHP - 292)
With the air system fully charged, during your applied test, the park brake released, the service brake applied and the engine off, you should lose no more than _____ psi in _____ minutes.
A. 3 in 1
B. 2 in 1
C. 3 in 2
D. 1 in 2
A. 3 in 1
If you are in a dual air system going along at 55 mph and the primary air pressure drops to 0 psi, what will happen to the bus?
A. The bus will “park” itself
B. Warning devices will activate, but the bus will continue to move down the road. I will have brakes on ALL axles.
C. The bus will not stop
D. I will have brakes on the front only
B. Warning devices will activate, but the bus will continue to move down the road. I will have brakes on ALL axles.
School bus brake systems may be modified only with the written approval of:
A. CHP Motor Carrier Inspector
B. Vehicle manufacturer
C. Department of Motor Vehicles
D. All of the above
B. Vehicle manufacturer
School bus fire extinguishers shall be serviced every _____ months.
A. 6
B. 12
C. 24
D. 36
B. 12
A Type II school bus is designed for carrying:
A. Not more than 16 passengers including the driver
B. Not more than 20 passengers, with a GVW of 10,000 lbs or less and manufactured after 4/1/77
C. Both A and B
D. Not more than 12 passengers and the driver
C. Both A and B
What is the minimum air governor cut-in pressure?
A. 65 psi
B. 75 psi
C. 85 psi
D. 95 psi
C. 85 psi
You shall show proficiency on all buses that you drive prior to:
A. Driving with a trainer
B. 45 days
C. 18 months
D. 1 year
B. 45 days
An applicant who has failed the written test or driving test three times shall be disqualified and shall not re-apply for a driver’s certificate for _____.
A. 6 months
B. 45 days
C. Never
D. None of the above
B. 45 days
When reflectors are placed on a two-way road, one must be placed 10 ft. to the front or rear of the bus and the rest must be placed in front and to the rear of the vehicle at least:
A. 100 ft
B. 200 ft
C. 50 ft
D. 75 ft
A. 100 ft
The first aid kit on a 42 passenger school bus shall be a size not less than:
A. 10
B. 16
C. 20
D. 24
B. 16
When parking your vehicle headed downhill on a two-way street, the front wheels should be:
A. Parallel to the curb
B. Turned to the left away from the curb
C. Turned to the right into the curb
C. Turned to the right into the curb
No driver shall permit a vehicle to be fueled while the:
A. Engine is running
B. Two-way radio is transmitting
C. Vehicle is close to any open flame or ignition source
D. All of the above
D. All of the above