Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log: all 32 questions

All questions from the National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log section for Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, each with the correct answer.

201When did the National Safety Code for commercial motor carriers come into effect in Canada?
202Under federal law, a carrier operating outside Alberta needs a Safety Fitness Certificate for a passenger vehicle with what original seating capacity?
203A carrier based in Edmonton sends one of its buses on regular trips into Saskatchewan. Which National Safety Code legislation applies to the carrier?
204What can happen to a carrier that keeps posing an unacceptable risk to the public and does not respond to intervention?
205An Alberta carrier fails to establish and follow a written safety program. Which consequence is possible?
206A Class 4 driver receives a speeding conviction while working. According to the driver's duties, what should the driver do?
207An enforcement officer inspects your bus at the roadside and gives you an inspection document. What is your responsibility?
208During your inspection you find a defect that would jeopardize the safety of your passengers. What must you do?
209What is the main purpose of hours of service legislation?
210A carrier falls under federal hours of service rules, but one of its drivers never leaves Alberta. Which rules apply to that driver?
211Under Alberta hours of service rules, a work shift generally starts after how many consecutive hours off duty?
212Under Alberta rules, a driver may not drive in a work shift after having driven how many hours?
213Under Alberta rules, after how many hours on duty in a work shift may a driver no longer drive?
214Under Alberta rules, within how many days must a driver deliver the daily log and supporting documents to the employer?
215How long must a driver keep a copy of each daily log and its supporting documents under Alberta rules?
216Under Alberta rules, a driver may skip the daily log only if they stay within what radius of the home terminal (along with the other conditions)?
217A taxi driver working solely in Alberta stays within 100 km of the home terminal and works 11 hours, but ends the shift in a different town from where it began. Is a daily log required?
218Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive in a day after being on duty for how many hours?
219How much off-duty time must a driver take each day under the federal hours of service rules?
220Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive once how much time has elapsed since the end of their last eight consecutive hours off duty?
221What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 1?
222What is the on-duty limit for a driver on federal cycle 2?
223How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 1 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
224How many consecutive hours off duty reset a federal cycle 2 driver's accumulated hours to zero?
225Under the federal rules, a driver may not drive unless they have taken at least 24 consecutive hours off in the preceding how many days?
226Under the federal radius exemption, what must a driver who skips the daily log do at the end of each day?
227Under Alberta's Vehicle Inspection Program, how often must a bus designed for 11 or more passengers be inspected?
228Which buses are exempt from Alberta's Vehicle Inspection Program when operating solely within Alberta?
229Which item must be recorded on the daily log at the start of the day?
230What must be written in the Remarks section of the daily log each time the duty status changes?
231Your vehicle's electronic logging device stops working properly during a shift. What must you do?
232How far may a driver use their commercial vehicle for personal use each day, if all the conditions are met?

Alberta Class 4 Knowledge Test, National Safety Code, Hours and Daily Log: all 32 questions

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