Mock Case Studies Test – 2

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Question 1 of 50

1. Question
CASE STUDY

Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK.

His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this.

Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

He will finish work at 20:00 pm

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability.

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What type of operators licence would be most suitable for BTR metal works?
- Restricted licence
- Standard national licence
- Standard international licence
- Restricted international licence
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Question 2 of 50

2. Question
How many reduced daily rest periods has Kenneth taken this week?
- 3
- 1
- 2
- 4
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CASE STUDY
Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK. His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability. He will finish work at 20:00 pm
Question 3 of 50

3. Question
What is the earliest time can Kenneth start work on Friday?
- 07:00 am
- 06:00 am
- 05:00 am
- 08:00 am
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CASE STUDY
Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK. His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability. He will finish work at 20:00 pm
Question 4 of 50

4. Question
When will the nearside mirror which is angled down towards the front wheel come in most useful
(Mark two answers)
- When parking
- When moving off
- When turning right
- When Braking
- When overtaking
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CASE STUDY
Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK. His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability. He will finish work at 20:00 pm
Question 5 of 50

5. Question
Kenneth is about to move off from behind a stationary car.

He should

(Mark three answers)
- Use both mirrors before moving
- Check the blind spot before moving
- Signal before moving
- Use both mirrors after moving
- Turn on his hazard lights
- Check the blind spot after moving
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK. His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability. He will finish work at 20:00 pm
Question 6 of 50

6. Question
When reversing Kenneth should
- Get someone to act as a banksman
- Invest in a reversing camera
- Keep trying until he gets it right
- Ask another driver to reverse his vehicle for him
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CASE STUDY
Kenneth has been employed by BTR metal works for nearly three months as a LGV C driver. The company has one vehicle which they use to transport their products within the UK. His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Today is Thursday, and he has already used up his reduced daily rest periods for the week. During his daily check, he notices the mirror covering his nearside front wheel is cracked.

Kenneth often has trouble reversing his vehicle when it is fully loaded, and as a result, he is losing confidence in his driving ability. He will finish work at 20:00 pm
Question 7 of 50

7. Question
CASE STUDY

Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.

He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this.

Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.

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Which of the below will not be included as part of Kierans' daily vehicle checks?

(Mark two answers)
- Brake lights
- Hazard lights
- Freezer temperature
- Fifth wheel
- Windscreen wipers
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Question 8 of 50

8. Question
Why must Kieran take extra care when braking?
- There is ice on the road
- His load is fragile
- He is carrying a heavy load
- His vehicle is susceptible to crosswinds
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CASE STUDY
Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.
He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.
Question 9 of 50

9. Question
Kieran has a customer calling him regarding a late delivery.

What should he do?
- Apologise for the late delivery and advise on a new delivery time
- Tell the customer to call the office
- Tell the customer he just delivers the stuff
- Tell the customer he has broken down as an excuse
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.
He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.
Question 10 of 50

10. Question
Kieran is 20 minutes through a 45 minute break and notices the office are calling him on his mobile phone

What should he do next?
- Tell the office he is on a break and ask them to call him back in 25 minutes
- Ignore it
- Ask the office what the call was about when he returns to the depot
- Return the call when he has completed his break
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.
He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.
Question 11 of 50

11. Question
How can Kieran make sure his driving is as environmentally friendly as possible?
- Brake as late as possible
- Keep the engine running when making deliveries
- Drive as quickly as possible to each destination
- Anticipate the traffic ahead
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.
He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.
Question 12 of 50

12. Question
Which sign is likely to appear on country lanes?
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CASE STUDY
Kieran works for a builders merchant delivering bricks and building supplies across the North West. His usual daily deliveries are to rural destinations.
He starts work today at 5 am and the transport office has given him the keys for an 18 tonne rigid flatbed. It’s the middle of winter a cold and icy day with the temperature at -6c.

He works Monday to Friday starting at 06:00 am if the EU driving rules allow this. Prior to starting his deliveries, Kieran is required to carry out daily checks on his vehicle and report any defects to the transport manager.

Kieran cares about the environment and is keen to minimise any impact his driving has on it.
Question 13 of 50

13. Question
CASE STUDY

Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry

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What is the maximum speed Steven can travel on the M3
- 60 mph
- 56 mph
- 70 mph
- 50 mph
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Question 14 of 50

14. Question
Steven has been stopped by the police who have found his front nearside tyre is under the legal tread limit.

What is the minimum legal tread limit?
- 1.0mm
- 1.0cm
- 1.4mm
- 1.5cm
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CASE STUDY
Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five-axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry
Question 15 of 50

15. Question
How many penalty points does driving with an illegal tyre attract?
- 3 points and a £2,500 fine per tyre
- 3 points and a £500 fine per tyre
- 6 points and a £3,000 fine per tyre
- 6 points and a £750 fine per tyre
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five-axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry
Question 16 of 50

16. Question
How often can a daily rest period be interrupted when embarking or disembarking a train or ferry?
- Twice
- Once
- Unlimited (with valid reasons)
- Three times
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CASE STUDY
Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry
Question 17 of 50

17. Question
To continue his daily rest period on the ferry, Steven must
- Have access to a bunk or couchette
- Have a minimum of 9 hours rest
- Have his tachograph signed by the port authority officials
- Have access to hot food
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CASE STUDY
Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five-axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry
Question 18 of 50

18. Question
What is the maximum amount of time a daily rest can be interrupted for?
- 1 hour
- 2 hours
- 30 minutes
- As long as reasonably required to embark/disembark
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CASE STUDY
Steven is working for a removals company delivering furniture from Reading to Brittany in France. He will take the ferry from Portsmouth to St Malo.

The truck Steven is driving is a five-axle articulated lorry and trailer. It has a kerbside weight of 18,000kgs. On his way down to the ferry port, he will be stopped by the police on the M3 motorway

Steven will need to interrupt his daily rest period to embark on the ferry
Question 19 of 50

19. Question
CASE STUDY

Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.

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What lane is Mark in on the Motorway?
- Off-side
- Near-side
- Hard shoulder
- Central
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Incorrect
Question 20 of 50

20. Question
It is an offence to drive a vehicle in the outside lane of a motorway, which is:

(Mark two answers)
- Towing a trailer
- A goods vehicle with a maximum laden weight exceeding 7.5 tonnes
- Over 3 metres in height
- Registered before 2005
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CASE STUDY
Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.
Question 21 of 50

21. Question
Where should Mark take his daily rest period?
- In a lay-by
- On a quiet residential street
- At a secure lorry park
- At a hotel
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.
Question 22 of 50

22. Question
Mark must notify the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency that
- He is now required to wear glasses for driving
- He has turned 35 years of age
- He has started a new job
- He is driving a vehicle with a GVW above 3,500kg
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.
Question 23 of 50

23. Question
Applicants for a Large goods vehicle licence must undergo an eye test and have visual acuity of
- 0.8 (6/7.5) in their better eye and at least 0.1 (6/60)
- 0.6 (4/7.5) in their better eye and at least 0.5 (15/60)
- 0.9 (7/7.5) in their better eye and at least 0.2 (8/60)
- 8.0 (7/9.5) in their better eye and at least 0.7 (2/60)
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.
Question 24 of 50

24. Question
What is the maximum speed Mark can drive on dual carriageways
- 50 mph in England, 60 mph in Scotland
- 55 mph in England, 65 mph in Scotland
- 60 mph in England, 50 mph in Scotland
- 56 mph in England, 56 mph in Scotland
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Mark is driving at night on a three lane motorway. On his immediate right hand side are amber reflective stud markings and on his left are white studs.

He is driving a truck which has a gross vehicle weight of 12,500kg and one passenger seat. It does not have any modern gadgets such as inbuilt satellite navigation or a sleeper cab but Mark is happy with it.

This is his first day in this new job and his 35th birthday. He is driving to Inverness in Scotland from Cornwall so will need to take a daily rest period before completing his journey.

He’s also a little tired. This morning he went to the opticians to collect his first pair of glasses which he is now required to wear for driving.
Question 25 of 50

25. Question
CASE STUDY

Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.

His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours

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How many more hours can Dave drive this week?
- 10 hours
- 9 hours
- 12 hours
- 11 hours
Correct

Incorrect
Question 26 of 50

26. Question
What type of chain should be used to secure the load
- Split link
- Steel chains
- Iron chains
- Chain mail
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Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 27 of 50

27. Question
What must Dave make sure is on display at the rear of the vehicle?
- Triangular projection markers
- Company logo
- High visibility board
- Speed limiter sign
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 28 of 50

28. Question
Dave sees the following sign at the entrance to a road he intends to turn down:

What should he do?
- Find an alternative route as his vehicle is too long
- Continue with his route as his vehicle is smaller than the stated length
- Continue with his route as the sign is only relevant to rigid vehicles
- Find an alternative route as his vehicle is too wide
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 29 of 50

29. Question
Dave's route takes him under a number of bridges which do not display any height restrictions.

What should Dave do?
- Proceed as normal, the bridges will be high enough to fit his vehicle under
- Ask a member of the public to guide him through
- Contact Highways England for advice
- Use a bridge map to determine the height
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 30 of 50

30. Question
On occasion, Dave straddles lanes
- To avoid mounting kerbs or hitting street furniture
- When travelling on motorways
- To help maintain a constant speed
- To conserve fuel
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 31 of 50

31. Question
What safety feature should Dave make sure are in place when using the lorry mounted crane to unload his vehicle?
- Vehicle stabilisers are deployed
- Traffic cones encircle the vehicle
- High visibility vests are worn
- A Transport for London unloading permit is in place
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Dave is driving an articulated lorry with a 10 metre flatbed trailer. He is transporting triangular steel girders which are 12 metres in length.
His weeks vary from incredibly busy periods to quieter times when he will be told to help in the factory.

The overall height of the vehicle is 4.6 metres. The load is secured using chains and the lorry has a mounted crane fitted enabling Dave to unload the vehicle himself.

Dave has driven for 46 hours so far this week and he is driving under EU rules. Last week he drove for a total of 28 hours
Question 32 of 50

32. Question
CASE STUDY

Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a bleeper which helps warn pedestrians when she is reversing and turning.

This is her first day back driving after a four day training course learning how to use a HIAB. She also gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. The owner keeps dogs which need to be locked up before entering the property. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am.

Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.

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Emma has arrived at her delivery destination.

Why has she decided to turn off her reversing bleeper?
- She is not legally allowed to use it
- The traffic is sparse so she has no need for it
- She does not want to disturb the dogs
- She has not been trained to use it
Correct

Incorrect
Question 33 of 50

33. Question
It's started to rain.

What could happen to Emma's load if it isn't covered correctly?

(Mark Two Answers)
- It will compact
- It will become lighter
- It will become heavier
- It is likely to blow away
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 34 of 50

34. Question
When leaving building sites, Emma should check her tyres for
- Wheel nut indicator that are misaligned
- Tread depth
- Debris that may be lodged between the wheels
- Low tyre pressure
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 35 of 50

35. Question
The recipient of the delivery is not happy that Emma has turned up so early.

How should Emma handle the situation?
- Offer to return at a later time
- Apologise but politely point out the delivery was booked for 6.30am
- Give him the number of the transport office to make a complaint
- Return the load to the depot
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 36 of 50

36. Question
Emma's Driver Qualification Card expires in December 2021

How many more hours of periodic training does Emma need to complete before then to continue driving commercially?
- 7 hours
- 35 hours
- 28 hours
- 14 hours
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CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 37 of 50

37. Question
Emma is feeling tired

What could be the most likely cause of this?
- She has a hangover
- She has a cold
- She doesn't take her breaks
- She hasn't driven for a while
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 38 of 50

38. Question
When renewed, how long will Emma's Driver Qualification Card be valid for?
- Five years
- Two years
- One year
- Three years
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Emma drives an 18,000kg tipper delivering sand in the London area. The vehicle is fitted with a reversing bleeper. This is her first day back driving after a course learning how to use a HIAB. She gained 28 hours towards her periodic driver CPC training by completing this course. Her delivery today is to a residential house that is having an extension built.

The delivery details state that it is located on a 30mph road with speed cameras. She arrives outside the delivery address on time at 6.30am. Emma is looking forward to the end of the day as she is feeling under the weather with a cold.
Question 39 of 50

39. Question
CASE STUDY

Heather works for a horse riding school based down a uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horse box.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties

12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horse box

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It is 12:00pm and Heather is yet to take a break.

She must
- Take a 30 minute break
- Take a 45 minute break
- Take a 15 minute break
- Take a 20 minute break
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Question 40 of 50

40. Question
Heather takes her break at 12:00 pm

A break is required under
- Working time directive rules
- Manual workers rules
- GB domestic driving rules
- EU driving rules
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Heather works for a horse riding school based down a uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horse box.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties
12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horse box
Question 41 of 50

41. Question
The time is now 15:00pm and Heather must take another break of
- 15 minutes under the working time directive rules
- 30 minutes under the EU driving rules
- 30 minutes under the working time directive rules
- 45 minutes under the EU driving rules
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Heather works for a horse riding school based down a uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horse box.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties
12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horse box
Question 42 of 50

42. Question
The time is now 17:30pm and Heather has been driving for 4 hours and 30 minutes she must take a break of
- 30 minutes
- 60 minutes
- 45 minutes
- 30 minutes
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Heather works for a horse riding school based down an uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horsebox.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties
12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horsebox
Question 43 of 50

43. Question
Heather is likely to see which sign on the road near her workplace
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Heather works for a horse riding school based down a uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horse box.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties
12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horse box
Question 44 of 50

44. Question
Heather is returning to her stables

In front of her is a horse rider.

What action should she take?
- Accelerate away slowly when she has passed the horse rider
- Rev her engine
- Beep her horn to make the rider aware she is behind her
- Find an alternative route
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Heather works for a horse riding school based down an uneven country lane. Her job is very hands on with duties that vary from giving horse riding lessons through to driving the 18,000kg horsebox.

It’s the middle of summer and it’s been a very busy week. Heather’s working day involves the following:

06:00am-12:00pm – General stable duties
12:30pm – 19:00pm Depart driving the horse box
Question 45 of 50

45. Question
CASE STUDY

Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.

The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules

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CPC is an acronym for
- Certificate of Professional Competence
- Certificate of Professional Category
- Card of Professional Competence
- Certificate of Personal Competence
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Question 46 of 50

46. Question
How many more hours of training must Marcus complete to renew his driver CPC
- 21 hours
- 28 hours
- 7 hours
- 35 hours
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.
The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result, he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules
Question 47 of 50

47. Question
When renewing his Driver CPC Marcus must
- Sign a declaration to show he still meets the medical standards.
- Undertake a drugs and alcohol test
- Undertake an eyesight test
- Complete a medical
Correct

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CASE STUDY
Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.
The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result, he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules
Question 48 of 50

48. Question
When taking medication Marcus should
- Notify his pharmacist that he is a professional driver
- Notify his pharmacist that has just taken two days off work
- Notify his pharmacist that he is 30 years old
- Notify his pharmacist that he works for a removals company
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.
The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result, he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules
Question 49 of 50

49. Question
Before Marcus leaves his cab he must
- Apply the parking brake
- Switch his tachograph to OTHER WORK
- Apply the service brake
- Lock the cab
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.
The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result, he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules
Question 50 of 50

50. Question
When lifting a heavy box Marcus should
- Bend with his knees and keep his back straight
- Bend his back
- Look down and keep his legs straight
- Lift and twist
Correct

Incorrect

CASE STUDY
Marcus has held his driver CPC for three years today. Last week he undertook a lorry mounted crane course which contributed 14 hours towards his continual CPC training. He then took two days off work and returned today at 06:00am.

He is driving a rigid box lorry for a removals company. He will drive the vehicle to a house and help load the furniture with his colleagues before driving to the new location. Once there he will help unload the vehicle.
The work he is undertaking is very physical and he suffers from long term back pain. As a result, he is taking medication which he purchased over the counter from a pharmacy.

Marcus is 30 years of age and driving under EU rules