Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is the speed limit that vehicles are not authorized to exceed when responding in any mode and under any conditions?
What is the speed limit that vehicles are not authorized to exceed when responding in any mode and under any conditions?
- 20 miles per hour (mph) (correct)
- 25 miles per hour (mph)
- 30 miles per hour (mph)
- 35 miles per hour (mph)
What should drivers do when vehicles must travel in oncoming traffic lanes?
What should drivers do when vehicles must travel in oncoming traffic lanes?
- Exceed the speed limit by 5 mph
- Drive at the posted speed limit
- Maintain a speed of 20 mph (correct)
- Slow down to 10 mph
Why is it important to reduce speed during inclement weather?
Why is it important to reduce speed during inclement weather?
- To reach the destination faster
- To avoid fines
- To prevent accidents (correct)
- To save fuel
In what mode is emergency mode authorized for vehicles?
In what mode is emergency mode authorized for vehicles?
What is the maximum permissible speed for vehicles when traveling in oncoming traffic lanes?
What is the maximum permissible speed for vehicles when traveling in oncoming traffic lanes?
Why should cellular phone headsets and earbuds not be worn by any member in a vehicle or while engaged in official Department functions?
Why should cellular phone headsets and earbuds not be worn by any member in a vehicle or while engaged in official Department functions?
What should drivers always ensure when driving vehicles?
What should drivers always ensure when driving vehicles?
When are Department vehicles allowed to operate in emergency mode?
When are Department vehicles allowed to operate in emergency mode?
Why do drivers need to make eye contact with other drivers at intersections?
Why do drivers need to make eye contact with other drivers at intersections?
What is the minimum distance drivers must maintain in front of the vehicle according to NFPA 1451?
What is the minimum distance drivers must maintain in front of the vehicle according to NFPA 1451?
According to NFPA 1451, what should drivers do when approaching a controlled intersection?
According to NFPA 1451, what should drivers do when approaching a controlled intersection?
In which situation should drivers bring the vehicle to a complete stop and not proceed until safe?
In which situation should drivers bring the vehicle to a complete stop and not proceed until safe?
What must drivers do when operating in situations with diminished clearance like narrow streets or alleys?
What must drivers do when operating in situations with diminished clearance like narrow streets or alleys?
When parked at the scene of an incident, what should drivers do according to NFPA 1451?
When parked at the scene of an incident, what should drivers do according to NFPA 1451?
What is the recommended action for drivers when approaching occupied crosswalks?
What is the recommended action for drivers when approaching occupied crosswalks?
In what mode should vehicles operate if headlights and warning lights are continuously on regardless of time of day or traffic conditions?
In what mode should vehicles operate if headlights and warning lights are continuously on regardless of time of day or traffic conditions?
When should vehicles slow down and prepare to stop according to NFPA 1451?
When should vehicles slow down and prepare to stop according to NFPA 1451?
According to NFPA 1451, what is the appropriate action when parked at an unguarded railroad crossing?
According to NFPA 1451, what is the appropriate action when parked at an unguarded railroad crossing?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the driver?
Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of the driver?
What is the purpose of a Limited Access Roadway as defined in the text?
What is the purpose of a Limited Access Roadway as defined in the text?
When is an officer responsible for the actions of the driver and the safe operation of the vehicle?
When is an officer responsible for the actions of the driver and the safe operation of the vehicle?
What action should an officer take if a driver fails to operate a vehicle safely or fails to comply with Department-issued safety policies?
What action should an officer take if a driver fails to operate a vehicle safely or fails to comply with Department-issued safety policies?
Who is responsible for ensuring that all personnel under their command have a valid motor vehicle operator's license?
Who is responsible for ensuring that all personnel under their command have a valid motor vehicle operator's license?
How often should Battalion Commanders in the Operations Division and heads of other Divisions check for the physical presence of a motor vehicle operator's license for each member under their command?
How often should Battalion Commanders in the Operations Division and heads of other Divisions check for the physical presence of a motor vehicle operator's license for each member under their command?
What is the responsibility of all members and occupants riding in or on a Department vehicle?
What is the responsibility of all members and occupants riding in or on a Department vehicle?
When should all members and occupants be seated in approved riding positions and secured with seat belts?
When should all members and occupants be seated in approved riding positions and secured with seat belts?
What is the purpose of a Stop Signal?
What is the purpose of a Stop Signal?
What is the driver responsible for during non-emergency travel?
What is the driver responsible for during non-emergency travel?
According to the policy, what is the first priority emphasized in ensuring driving safety?
According to the policy, what is the first priority emphasized in ensuring driving safety?
Which NFPA standard covers the professional qualifications for fire apparatus driver/operators?
Which NFPA standard covers the professional qualifications for fire apparatus driver/operators?
What does NFPA 1451 prohibit while a vehicle is in motion?
What does NFPA 1451 prohibit while a vehicle is in motion?
For how long should all members and occupants remain seated and belted while the vehicle is in motion?
For how long should all members and occupants remain seated and belted while the vehicle is in motion?
Which activity is explicitly prohibited while the vehicle is in motion according to NFPA 1451?
Which activity is explicitly prohibited while the vehicle is in motion according to NFPA 1451?
Who is permitted to stand on the tail step, side steps, or running boards of a vehicle while it is in motion?
Who is permitted to stand on the tail step, side steps, or running boards of a vehicle while it is in motion?
What is the role of a safety harness for a member actively performing emergency medical care while the vehicle is in motion?
What is the role of a safety harness for a member actively performing emergency medical care while the vehicle is in motion?
'Donning and doffing' in NFPA 1451 refers to what activity regarding personal protective equipment?
'Donning and doffing' in NFPA 1451 refers to what activity regarding personal protective equipment?
Flashcards are hidden until you start studying