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WorksheetsDrivers Training Phase 1
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Whose responsibility is it to ensure troops or vehicle cargo is properly stowed before moving?
Driver
TC
Driver AND TC
First Line Supervisor
Whose responsibility is it to lower the tailgate and remove the troop strap before letting soldiers disembark the truck?
Driver
TC
Driver AND TC
First Line Supervisor
When driving in a convoy, soldiers must adhere to which of the following road requirements?
Speed limits
Right-of-way signs
Both A and B
Neither A nor B; the military convoy has the right-of-way at all times
What agency/agencies decide whether you were liable for an accident?
Local police
Military Police
Unit Chain of Command
A, B and C
A good way to prevent fatigue during driving is to stop for rest. How often should you do this?
Every hour, on the hour
As needed
2-3 hours
3-4 hours
Does neglect or negligence affect what punitive actions can apply to me?
No
Depends
Yes
My unit commander can decide
True or False: The Army is liable for damages caused or incurred by drivers of military vehicles while conducting training.
True
False
What do you do when your equipment malfunctions?
Refer to Chapter 3 of the –10 manual
Notify maintenance
Notify your supervisor
Both A and B
What is the DA Form 5988E used for?
Uncorrected fault record
Vehicle inspection
Neither A nor B
Both A and B
Where are the listings of safety deficiencies found?
–10
AR 385-55
DA Form 5988
A and B
What is the title of Chapter 2 of a -10?
Operating Instruction
Fault Identification Instruction
Introduction
Maintenance Instruction
True or False: PMCS Table is found in Chapter 2 of the –10 Manual.
True
False
True or False: Use DD Form 518 to report accidents.
True
False
Who has to sign the dispatch if a vehicle is NMC or has a safety deadline?
Motor Officer
First line supervisor
Commander
Any authorized signer of the dispatch
In which section of the 5988 do you find the equipment administration number, publication data, and serial number?
Equipment data
Parts required
Maintenance faults
A and B
Who signs the 5988E after an NMC or safety fault is corrected?
The Motor Sergeant
First line supervisor
QA/QC representative
Commander
When must operators perform checks on the equipment they are using?
Before
During
After
All of the above
TRUE OR FALSE: Any gasoline leak causes a vehicle to be NMC.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: A Class II diesel leak causes a vehicle to be NMC.
True
False
What does the – (dash) fault status symbol represent?
NMC Fault
Test or Inspection Due
Break in the Fault Description
Safety deficiency
What does the / (backslash) fault status symbol represent?
NMC Fault
Test or Inspection Due
Shortcoming
Safety deficiency
What does the X (cross) fault status symbol represent?
NMC Fault
Test or Inspection Due
Break in the Fault Description
Safety deficiency
According to the –10, what do you do when a Class I or II leak is found that makes your equipment NMC?
Tell the Motor Sergeant; org. mechanics will fix it
Notify your supervisor
Annotate the 5988E
B and C
TRUE OR FALSE: When a Safety Deficiency is found, enter the date in the fault description column of the Equipment Maintenance/Inspection Worksheet.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: The 5988E can be used for more than one similar piece of equipment
True
False
Who maintains the dispatch forms?
Motor Officer/NCO
First line supervisor
Commander
Operator
How soon after the vehicle returns does the dispatch have to be turned in?
24 hrs
36 hrs
48 hrs
72 hrs
Who reviews the entire log book?
Motor Officer/NCO
First line supervisor
Commander
Operator
How long is a normal dispatch valid for?
1 day
2 days
3 days
1 week
Who needs to sign the dispatch?
Commander
Operator
Dispatcher
All of the above
What size spill needs to be reported?
Only spills greater than 5 gallons
Only spills greater than 25 gallons
All spills
Only spills greater than 10 gallons
What type of fire is comprised of energized electrical equipment including wiring, fuse boxes, circuit breakers, and appliances?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
Where do you dispose of POL contaminates?
Used product reclamation point (garrison)
Unit disposal or collection point (field)
Wait for bi-monthly pickup by health/sanitation organization
A and B
TRUE OR FALSE: If you come across a Class A fire and you don’t have an extinguisher with an “A” symbol, it is okay to use a “B” or “C” extinguisher.
True
False
What is the MSDS (now known as SDS)?
Description of the chemicals we use
Defines handling procedures for the chemicals we use
Defines disposal procedures for the chemicals we use
All of the above
What is the minimum ideal distance to look ahead in order to avoid accidents:
5-8 seconds
10 seconds
20 seconds
15 seconds
What is the minimum distance to keep between yourself and the vehicle in front of you?
2 seconds
3 seconds
4 seconds
5 seconds
When stopping on a slippery surface, do not do which of the following?
Turn quickly
Counter steer
Pump break lightly
Correct steering
TRUE OR FALSE: With a decrease of traction comes a decrease of stopping distance.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: When at a railway crossing, even if the light is not flashing, look both ways before crossing.
True
False
If you hit an unattended vehicle, do you still fill out a DD518?
Yes
No
I can decide at the time of the accident
If you have an accident, what is the best way to prevent other accidents from occurring?
Set up warning triangles
Set up flares
Direct traffic
All of the above
When should you report the accident to the unit commander?
When the mission is complete
Immediately
As soon as your duties at the scene of the accident are complete
After you call the Staff Duty Officer
TRUE OR FALSE: Regardless of the situation, the VERY FIRST thing you MUST do after you’ve been in an accident is contact the civil and military police.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: If you hit a parked vehicle, place a card in or on the windshield of the parked vehicle
True
False
Trailers tend to swerve or “fish tail” because of:
Speed
Swerving to miss potholes
Changing lanes
All of the above
When going downhill, shift to a:
Higher gear
Lower gear
Stay in the same gear
Does not matter
To correct a trailer fishtail or swerve:
Hit the brakes and steer to the right to get off the road
Accelerate and steer to the right
Steer straight ahead, decelerate, and do not break until after the towing vehicle and trailer are stabilized
Grip the steering wheel firmly, pump the brakes, and steer right
TRUE OR FALSE: All trailers have brakes.
True
False
TRUE OR FALSE: Trailers need more braking distance than normal vehicles.
True
False
