Case Study 49
CASE STUDY 49
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Case Study 49
Penny is a delivery driver for a commercial laundry. Their main contract is supplying clean bedding and work wear to hospitals in London, which is delivered and collected in roll cages.
Her company invests heavily in getting the best equipment and is very aware of their environmental footprint. Her vehicle is a 12 tonne rigid that is less than two years old. Its features include a reversing camera, air suspension, ABS, hydraulic brakes and state of the art satellite navigation.
She carries out the same route every day in central London and as you would expect, it is very traffic-heavy.
It’s a beautiful day in April, and she should start work at 06:00 but likes to get in early.
Penny has just returned from a few days off work with the flu. Today, she will have a near miss with a cyclist that will leave her shaken
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Question 1 of 61. Question
What is the most likely reason for Penny starting work early?
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Question 2 of 62. Question
Penny's vehicle is designed to cause less damage to road surfaces
How is this done?
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Question 3 of 63. Question
Penny notices the brake goes down too far when she presses it.
What could be the issue?
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Question 4 of 64. Question
Why might Penny have had a near-miss with a cyclist?
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Question 5 of 65. Question
A cyclist has stopped his bike next to Penny's lorry and has starting swearing at her
What should she do?
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Question 6 of 66. Question
How would Penny load and unload her deliveries?
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