Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, Emergencies, Collisions and Fuelling: all 28 questions

All questions from the Emergencies, Collisions and Fuelling section for Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, each with the correct answer.

801You discover a fire while carrying passengers on a bus. After stopping in a safe location, how far from the vehicle should passengers be moved?
802Depending on its type and size, about how much chemical discharge time does a portable fire extinguisher give you?
803From which direction should you approach a fire with an extinguisher, if possible?
804In the PASS method for using a fire extinguisher, what does the letter A stand for?
805After you have used a fire extinguisher and the fire is out, what must you do?
806Your vehicle breaks down on a highway outside an urban municipality during daylight. Where should approved warning devices be placed?
807Your vehicle breaks down on a highway outside an urban municipality at night. Where should approved warning devices be placed?
808For placing warning devices after a breakdown, the night rules also apply whenever there is not enough light to clearly see people or vehicles at what distance?
809Your bus has broken down, but it is not stopped in a dangerous location. What is usually safer for the passengers?
810You are already driving at the maximum posted speed and a driver is following too closely. What should you do first?
811An oncoming vehicle is heading toward you head-on and slowing down has not helped. What should you do?
812About what share of all two-vehicle collisions occur at intersections?
813Is it legal to pass another vehicle by driving on a provincial highway shoulder to the right of the solid white line?
814Which statement about moose on or near the road is correct?
815You have stopped after a minor collision with no injuries. As a general rule, when may you move the vehicle?
816A collision causes no injuries and damages no public property. Above what amount of overall damage must it be reported to police?
817While exchanging information at a collision scene, what should a driver avoid?
818If you are trained in first aid at a major collision, whom should you treat first?
819In normal traffic conditions, a stopped bus should be visible for at least what distance? A stopping position without this visibility is a reason to evacuate.
820When evacuating a vehicle, which passengers should leave first?
821What is the first step of a front door evacuation of a bus?
822When should a bus's emergency windows be used during an evacuation?
823Where should a restraint cutter be stored?
824Before picking up passengers in a bus or taxi, what should you make sure of regarding fuel?
825When refuelling a propane vehicle, how large an area around the dispenser or container must be free of anything that could ignite?
826How much fuel is wasted for each 10 pounds per square inch that tires are under-inflated?
827When you stop for any length of time, why is it better to turn off the engine than to let it idle?
828Generally, how much more fuel do you use for every 10 km/h you drive above 90 km/h?

Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, Emergencies, Collisions and Fuelling: all 28 questions

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