Questions and Answers
What speed limit is associated with depressed roadways, bag rooms, and near aircraft?
What speed limit applies to traversing or driving on the ramp?
What is the speed limit at O'Hare Airport?
What is the minimum distance to park away from a fire hydrant?
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What distance should fuel trucks park away from buildings?
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What is the distance required to park away for a fuel spill?
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What is the emergency phone number at O'Hare?
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ATCT stands for Air Traffic Control Tower.
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Which of the following is NOT a category for runway incursions?
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What color lights are associated with the taxiway?
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What does FOD stand for?
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What should be done with garbage on non-movement areas?
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It is acceptable to leave a disabled vehicle in the middle of movement areas.
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Which signal is used to indicate to stop?
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The maximum height and width clearance is important for the ______.
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Study Notes
Speed Limits and Distances
- 5 mph: Speed for travel in depressed roadways, bag rooms, and near aircraft.
- 20 mph: Speed while traversing or driving on the ramp.
- 30 mph: Overall speed limit at O'Hare International Airport.
- 10 ft: Distance required to park away from security fences and between fueled trucks.
- 15 ft: Minimum distance to park away from fire hydrants.
- 20 ft: Distance to keep when driving from parked aircraft.
- 50 ft: Required parking distance for fuel trucks away from buildings.
- 100 ft: Distance to park away in case of fuel spills.
- 150 ft: Distance to maintain away from snow blowers and snow plows.
Lighting and Areas
- White lights denote runways.
- Blue lights indicate taxiways.
- Amber lights are used for service roads.
- Airfield Operation Area (AOA) includes ramps, service roads, taxiways, and runways.
- Movement areas are managed by Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) and consist of runways and taxiways.
- Non-movement areas include ramps and service roads not controlled by ATCT.
Emergency and Reporting
- Emergency contact number is 773 894 9111.
- Individuals liable for fines may result in reimbursement to the city for violations, potentially leading to badge revocation.
Runway Incursions
- Defined as any event that creates a collision hazard on the airport involving aircraft, vehicles, persons, or objects.
- Four categories: Operations, Pilots, Vehicle, Miscellaneous.
Traffic Control Signals
- ATCT uses light gun signals for communication with uncontactable drivers or aircraft.
Safety Protocols
- Foreign Objects and Debris (FOD) must be removed from non-movement areas; littering is prohibited.
- Depressed roadways are designated for tugs, tractors, and emergency equipment only.
- Fishtailing refers to excessive side-to-side movement of towed equipment.
Vehicle Regulations
- Ground vehicle lights must be on from sunset to sunrise or in low visibility areas.
- Drivers must test brakes before engaging with aircraft to prevent collision.
- Parking brakes are essential for unattended vehicles.
- Open cab vehicles must provide unobstructed 360° visibility.
- A minimum of one rear view mirror is required, ensuring a view of 200 ft behind.
- Horns on ground vehicles must be audible from 200 ft away.
- Slow-moving vehicles must be marked with fluorescent signs on both sides and rear.
Operational Restrictions
- Be cautious of structural clearances while operating equipment in terminal areas.
- Disabled vehicles must not obstruct movement areas.
- Fuel transportation vehicles cannot traverse concourse underpasses or terminal buildings.
- Double solid lines signify no passing zones on service roads.
- Driving on runways or taxiways is prohibited unless specific conditions are met, such as crossing at designated service road points or emergency vehicle operations.
- Zipper markings indicate service road boundaries; crossing is forbidden.
Signal Interpretation
- Steady red light: Required to stop.
- Flashing red light: Immediate clearing of runway or taxiway is necessary.
- Flashing white light: Return to the starting point.
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