Alberta School Bus Driver Test 06

The level of preparation and confidence that comes with it is key to performing well during the exam. Having a calm and focused mindset, coupled with diligent preparation, can ensure smooth and efficient performance during the actual exam. So, take your time, prepare well, and approach the exam with confidence, and you’ll be well on your way to joining the ranks of skilled and responsible school bus drivers.

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Alberta School Bus Test 06

1 / 30

When transporting passengers with disabilities, what term is used for those using a wheelchair?

2 / 30

All buses are equipped with emergency windows. When should they be used?

3 / 30

Which statement is false? After someone has fainted, you should...

4 / 30

To assess a collision quickly and establish priorities, which is not one of the three things that require evaluation.?

5 / 30

If you experience a loss of brakes, what do you not do?

6 / 30

When you check each person who was injured in the collision, what should you ask them?

7 / 30

When Transporting passengers with disabilities, what term is used for someone who has a disability?

8 / 30

During the period between sunset and sunrise a school bus that is stationary on a highway outside the limits of an urban municipality, how far from the bus should the triangle be placed?

9 / 30

What is referred to as the noise suppression switch?

10 / 30

If you hood flies up with driving the bus, what should you not do?

11 / 30

Which statement is false? All school buses must be equipped with...

12 / 30

Which statement is false? You must evacuate if...

13 / 30

If your headlights fail while on a dark road, what should you not do?

14 / 30

When Transporting passengers with disabilities, what term is used for someone who is cannot hear very well or speak very well?

15 / 30

Which statement is false? Experts recommend the following tips to help avoid road rage conflicts...

16 / 30

Any person involved in a vehicle collision may be in shock. What is shock?

17 / 30

If the engine or any portion of the bus is on fire, how far from the bus should the passengers move?

18 / 30

What is the purpose of an evacuation drill?

19 / 30

What is the first action you must always take at the scene of a collision?

20 / 30

What is considered a split evacuation?

21 / 30

Should emergency drills for school buses should be organized in a manner similar to fire drills held regularly in schools

22 / 30

The safest place for the passengers is to remain in the bus during an emergency. But which is not a requirement that passengers need to evacuate the bus?

23 / 30

Do mirror settings cover all blind spots?

24 / 30

What is referred to as Accessible Transportation?

25 / 30

Does revving the engine help?

26 / 30

What is referred to as braking time?

27 / 30

Excessive idling does not cause...

28 / 30

After a collision, injuries may not be readily apparent. Offer to help, but never move an injured person unless...

29 / 30

An extinguisher of the type generally carried on a school bus will totally discharge in how many seconds?

30 / 30

How many approved warning device triangle should each bus have?

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