Article 19-a Exam: Vehicle Law! Quiz
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- 1.According to Article 19-A, a motor carrier can hire a driver after the carrier has reviewed: I - an official abstract indicating the driver is properly licensed. II - an Article 19-A Physical showing the driver is qualified
- A.
I only
- B.
II only
- C.
Both I and II
- D.
I or II
- 2.An article 19-A physical must be signed by:
- A.
A physician.
- B.
The drivers personal physician.
- C.
A nurse practitioner.
- D.
A physicians assistant.
- 3.A driver becomes disqualified under Article 19-A when: I - Any annual requirement in their file becomes outdated. II - Any biennial requirement in their file becomes outdated. III - The Department of Motor Vehicles notifies the carrier that the driver is disqualified.
- A.
I and II
- B.
I, II or III
- C.
II or III
- D.
III only
- 4.The carrier must see the following before signing the DS-870 and hiring a driver: I - An abstract of the driver's license record for the last three years. II - An acceptable 19-A physical. III - A CDL Permit or License.
- A.
II and III
- B.
III only
- C.
I and II
- D.
II only
- 5.According to Article 19-A which of the following can not be done by a Certified Examiner?
- A.
Biennial Behind the Wheel road test
- B.
Defensive Driving Observation
- C.
Biennial Written/Oral Test
- D.
Physical
- 6.A driver can be disqualified on the Behind the Wheel Road Test if he or she scores:
- A.
More than 30 points
- B.
30 or more points
- C.
20 points
- D.
One 10 point item
- 7.Can a driver be disqualified if he/she performs poorly on the annual Defensive Driving Observation (DS-873)?
- A.
Yes, but only if the certified examiner conducted the observation from inside the vehicle.
- B.
Yes, but only if the driver knew that he or she was being observed.
- C.
No, because the Certified Examiner may not be the driver's supervisor.
- D.
No, because Article 19-A does not require the driver's performance to be satisfactory.
- 8.A driver diagnosed as a medically qualified diabetic must have a follow up:
- A.
Signed by his or her personal physician every 6 months.
- B.
Signed by the physician who performed the Article 19-A physical every 12 months.
- C.
Signed by his or her personal physician every 3 months.
- D.
Signed by the physician who performed the Article 19-A physical every 3 months.
- 9.The ___________ is responsible for the maintenance of the Article 19-A records.
- A.
Motor carrier.
- B.
Certified Examiner.
- C.
Department of Motor Vehicles.
- D.
Driver.
- 10.The Annual Review of the driver's record should be conducted by:
- A.
A Certified Examiner.
- B.
The drivers supervisor.
- C.
A school officer.
- D.
A School Bus Driver Instructor.
- 11.A driver who fails to notify the carrier that his/her license has been suspended, revoked, or withdrawn shall be subject to a ________ working day suspension, or a suspension equal to the number of working days such driver was not in compliance with this requirement, whichever is _________.
- A.
Five, longer.
- B.
Ten, less.
- C.
Five, less.
- D.
Ten, longer.
- 12.The carrier is required to notify the Bus Driver Unit when a bus driver: I - Fails the Biennial Behind the Wheel Road Test. II - Fails the Biennial Oral/Written Test. III - Has successfully completed a re-examination consisting of a Biennial Behind the Wheel Road Test or Biennial Oral/Written Test.
- A.
I and III only.
- B.
II and III only.
- C.
I and II only.
- D.
I, II and III
- 13.According to Article 19-A, a driver is disqualified if he/she:
- A.
Is diabetic.
- B.
Wearing a hearing aid.
- C.
Has 20/50 vision in one eye and 20/30 in the other.
- D.
None of the above.
- 14.Each year the carrier must submit the Affidavit of Compliance to BDU by:
- A.
December 31st
- B.
September 1st
- C.
July 1st
- D.
April 15th
- 15.John Smith wants to work as a bus driver for your carrier. On his application, he states that he worked as a bus driver in Atlanta, GA six months ago. Two years ago he was a licensed truck driver in Nebraska. He is now licensed in New York. You, the motor carrier must obtain, his driver abstract from: I - Georgia II - Nebraska III - New York
- A.
I and III
- B.
I and II
- C.
III only
- D.
I, II and III
- 16.You are conducting a Defensive Driving Observation (DS-873) of driver Jane Doe, observing her from outside the vehicle. You notice that she makes rolling stops at some stop signs. Her driving is otherwise good. Which of these choices below would be the best option for you to follow based on Article 19-A regulations? I - Note on the DS-873 that she did not make full stops at all stop signs and discuss with the driver. II - Disqualify the driver for 5 days, then perform another observation. III - File the form in the driver's file.
- A.
I only
- B.
I and II
- C.
I and III only
- D.
II and III
- 17.A motor carrier must keep a copy of which of the following in each employee's Article 19-A file?
- A.
Driver's License.
- B.
Basic Course Certificate.
- C.
Abstract of driving record.
- D.
All bus driver conviction certificates.
- 18.A defensive driving performance evaluation must be completed:
- A.
Every year.
- B.
Every two years.
- C.
Once every five years.
- D.
Every six months.
- 19.A behind the Wheel road test is required every:
- A.
Year.
- B.
Two years.
- C.
Three years.
- D.
Five years.
- 20.The motor carrier is required to review each driver's driving record every:
- A.
Six months.
- B.
Year.
- C.
Two years.
- D.
Three years.
- 21.Which of the statements regarding the defensive driving observation is true?
- A.
The observation is to be made on regular bus runs.
- B.
The failure to demonstrate satisfactory defensive driving skills will result in the driver being disqualified.
- C.
The defensive driving observation is a biennial procedure.
- D.
The defensive driving observation must be done at the same time as the biennial behind the wheel road test.
- 22.A biennial behind the wheel road test must be done:
- A.
By a supervisory employee.
- B.
By a Certified Examiner.
- C.
In a large bus.
- D.
During the driver's off hours.
- 23.Which of the following must be kept on file by the motor carrier?
- A.
Physical, Road Test and Written Test.
- B.
Annual interview and Defensive Driving Review.
- C.
Abstracts.
- D.
All of the above.
- 24.A carrier must review each drivers driving record every:
- A.
Six months.
- B.
Year.
- C.
Two years.
- D.
Three years.
- 25.Who may conduct the Defensive Driving Observation, the Behind the Wheel road test, and the Oral/Written Exam?
- A.
A motor carrier employee certified by the DMV.
- B.
A motor carrier supervisor.
- C.
A Motor Vehicle License Examiner.
- D.
Both A and C
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