Manitoba School Bus Driver Test 02

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Why is the first set of checks is made under the hood?

It's at the top of the list

It's the first part of the bus you approached

The engine is cool and the various fluid systems have had time to stabilize

It's good to get it out of the way

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The voltage meter or voltmeter indicates voltage produced by the alternator. What is a normal reading when the engine is running?

13 to 14 volts

15 to 17 volts

10 to 12 volts

8 to 9 volts

3 / 30

How far from the intersection should you activate the right turn signal in urban areas?

A minimum of 50 metres

A minimum of 75 metres

At least 10 metres

At least 30 metres

4 / 30

On highways, signal at least how far before turning?

150 metres

100 metres

75 metres

50 metres

5 / 30

It is the responsibility of every school division to ensure that every school bus vehicle in its fleet is equipped with what?

A school bus inspection log book

Travel descriptions

Cell phone

Maps

6 / 30

What is the advantage to ensure the vehicle has adequate fuel for the next trip, especially in winter?

It will reduce the amount of condensation inside the fuel tank

It saves time filling up

It costs less to fill the tank

It reduces stress

7 / 30

When rounding a curve, why should you never brake in the middle of a curve?

Adds more wear on the tires

This can cause skidding and loss of control

It's less economical

Adds more wear on the brakes

8 / 30

When weight and speed are both doubled, the braking force must be increased...

8 times

12 times

4 times

6 times

9 / 30

When must a school bus driver perform a pre-trip inspection of a school bus vehicle?

Any time during the day

Prior to transporting passengers

Some time in the morning

As soon as they wake up

10 / 30

What is not one of the items to check to ensure the hydraulic brake system and back-up system are functioning as designed?

A bell

The electric hydraulic pump motor

A buzzer

The brake pressure warning light

11 / 30

What does excessive brake heat do for the brakes?

Shortens brake life and braking effectiveness

Causes brake noises

Shortens stopping distance

None of the above

12 / 30

When defects are found that could interfere with safe vehicle operation or are in violation of The Highway Traffic Act, what happens next?

The vehicle cannot be operated for transporting students until repairs are completed

None of the above

The supervisor must repair the vehicle

Only half the passengers can ride the bus

13 / 30

Vehicles with a non-tilt hood, the front wheel movement may be observed how?

With the aid of someone else

By looking over the hood

By the marks on the ground

By extending your head through the driver's side window

14 / 30

If bullying happens on the school bus, what should happen next?

Stop safely and ask the bully to leave the bus

Report such incidents to the school principal and your supervisor

Reprimand the bully and isolate them at the back of the bus

None of the above

15 / 30

What is the advantage of an anti-lock brake system?

It prevents the wheel from skidding and increases vehicle stability and control

They are less expensive to maintain

It adds more friction from the tires to the road surface

It allows the wheels to maintain a straight of travel while braking

16 / 30

If the speed is doubled, the braking force must be...

Doubled

4 times

Tripled

6 times

17 / 30

When a defect is identified that is not safety-related, what should happen?

The record would show the defect and would be reported according to local school division policy

The vehicle should remain out of service until repairs are completed

Stop immediately and fix the problem

Inform the parents to ensure they are comfortable for the children to ride the bus

18 / 30

If a different driver will operate the same school bus, are they required to perform a pre-trip inspection?

Only if a problem was noted from the first driver

Yes

Only if the route used is different

19 / 30

The seat belt must be worn at all times. Why?

It's the law

In the event of a skid or swerve, a buckled-up seat belt will keep you from being thrown out of your seat and allow you to control the vehicle

To show the student what they should use in other vehicles

It's the proper thing to do

20 / 30

Students should remain seated until when?

The driver calls out their name

The bus comes to a full stop

The is almost at a full stop

The service door is fully open

21 / 30

If an individual student is guilty of breaking the rules of bus conduct, what should not be done?

Ignore them and the problem will go away

Reprimand the student in front all the pupils riding the bus

Take them privately to speak with them

None of the above

22 / 30

The volume of oil will expand or contract greatly depending on what?

The engine temperature

The capacity of oil allowed

The amount of oil

The type of oil used

23 / 30

What is not an indication of suspension malfunction?

Hitting the bottom when going over bumps or through potholes

Bus sag at one end or one corner

Drifting to one side

Excessive bouncing

24 / 30

When is the ideal time to check the automatic transmission fluid level?

At the end of a run when the engine and transmission are at operating temperature

When checking the other fluid levels

Before a run starts to ensure there is enough

Whenever you feel it necessary

25 / 30

Which statement is false? Visually inspect belts for what?

Breakage

Cracking

Size

Looseness

26 / 30

Does the person driving the bus have to be the same person who inspected the bus and signed the school bus inspection log book?

Not if requested by the school board

Not if requested by the employer

Yes

27 / 30

What steering technique is required for school buses?

Hand over hand

Shuffle

The push-pull

Palming

28 / 30

The braking force required to stop a vehicle varies directly with what?

Driver's ability

Brake maintenance

Speed and weight

Type of brakes

29 / 30

What is an anti-lock brake system?

An electronic system that monitors and controls traction during braking

An electronic system that monitors and controls wheel speed during braking

An electronic system that monitors and controls tire pressure while braking

None of the above

30 / 30

To be able to stop in the same distance, if the weight is doubled, the braking force must be...

The same

Tripled

Quadrupled

Doubled

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