United Driving Test Guide Questions and Complete Solutions Graded A+

United Driving Test Guide Questions and Complete Solutions Graded A+ T/F: No person will... - Answer: -probably TRUE T/F: Vehicle operators must or will - Answer: -probably TRUE Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) gun signals - Answer: -light gun signal used in addition to radio communication, as emergency communication to a ground vehicle driver and to communicate with Aircraft light gun signal - Answer: -a light used by ATC personnel to get the attention of a driver who cannot be contacted by radio -steady red = stop zipper markings - Answer: -declares the boundary of the service road -DO NOT CROSS BEYOND THE ZIPPER MARKINGS red/white sign XXX-XXX - Answer: -mandatory holding position for runway/taxiway intersection 5 mph speed limit - Answer: -depressed roadway, bag rooms, near planes 20 mph speed limit - Answer: -traversing ramp 30 mph speed limit - Answer: speed @ O'Hare - unless otherwise posted 10 ft distance - Answer: -distance to park away from a security fence 15 ft distance - Answer: -distance to park away from a fire hydrant 20 ft distance - Answer: -distance to drive from parked aircraft -50 ft distance - Answer: -distance to park fuel trucks away from building 100 ft distance - Answer: -distance to park away from fuel spills 150 ft distance - Answer: -distance to keep away from snow blowers white lights - Answer: -runway lights -blue lights - Answer: -taxiway lights -amber - Answer: -service road lights emergency phone number - Answer: 4 categories of runway incursions - Answer: 1. operation 2. pilot 3. vehicle 4. miscellaneous security perimeter - Answer: -fenced in around airport ATCT - Answer: -Air Traffic Control Tower movement area - Answer: --runways and taxiways -under control of the ATCT -need radio AND beacon light on vehicle non-movement area - Answer: -ramp, service roads, etc. -not under control of the ATCT AOA - Answer: -Airfield Operations Area -ramps, hangars, taxiways, runways, ETC. T/F: No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within 10 ft of the security perimeter fence line - Answer: T T/F: No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within 15 ft of any fire hydrant, other fire control apparatus, or fuel shut-off switches - Answer: T T/F: No person, other than the operator of an aircraft-servicing vehicle for a designated aircraft, operating a ground vehicle on the ramp will pass within 20 feet of a parked aircraft - Answer: T T/F: Vehicle drivers should stay at least 150 ft back/away from the chute of any snow-blowing equipment - Answer: T -window glass can be easily blown into the vehicle from the force of the snow being thrown increasing the potential danger to the driver T/F: vehicles must be 10 ft apart from other vehicles and 50 ft from any structure - Answer: T T/F: Fuel vehicles must be a parked a minimum of 50 ft awat from Airport buildings and in Department designated areas - Answer: T -in addition, fuel tankers must be parked with 10 ft of clear space on each side of the tanker -no other equipment can be parked within the clear space T/F: Vehicles may not park closer than 100 ft from a fuel spill - Answer: T -never drive through a fuel spill T/F: All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed 5 MPH while in the baggage make-up area, tug tunnel, and depressed roadway - Answer: T T/F: All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed 20 MPH while traversing the Ramp areas - Answer: T T/F: The speed limit at O'Hare is 30 MPH, except as otherwise posted - Answer: T T/F: White lights indicate a runway - Answer: T T/F: Blue lights indicate a taxiway - Answer: T T/F: Amver lights indicate a crossroad that provides auhorized vehicle access across taxiways - Answer: T 4 categories of runway incursions - Answer: 1. operational error 2. pilot deviation 3. vehicle/pedestrian deviation 4. miscellaneous operational error - Answer: -failure of the air traffic control system that results in a loss of separation -defined in Federal Aviation Administration Order 7210.56A pilot deviation - Answer: -the action of a pilot that results in violation of Title 14 of the Code of Fedral Regulations or a Federal Aviation Regulation vehicle/pedestrian deviation - Answer: -any entry or movement on the movement area by a vehicle (including aircraft operated by non-pilots) or pedestrian that has not been authorized by air traffic control miscellaneous - Answer: -a situation that occurs that cannot be attributed to any of the 3 categories of runway incursion (ex. equipment failure) Air Traffic Control Tower (ATCT) - Answer: -the Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Control Tower located in the airport Airfield Operations Area (AOA) - Answer: -runways, taxiways, and other areas of the airport that are used for taxiing, hovering, take-off and landing of aircraft, including entry and exit from aircraft loading ramps and parking areas and areas not necessarily under the control of the ATCT depressed roadway - Answer: -the baggage cart road (bag alley) located between Terminals 1, 2, and 3 and aircraft gate area because the road elevation is lower than the aircraft gate area fishtailing - Answer: the excessive side-to-side mmovement of a vehicle or equipment , being towed F.O.D. - Answer: -Foreign Object Debris -aka trash, litter, or rubbish -found on the airfield, which could cause damage to the aircraft movement area - Answer: -any area of the airport, which is under the control of the Airport Traffic Control Tower non-movement area - Answer: -an area where aircraft, and ground vehicle movement is at the operator's discretion without contact with the air traffic control -these areas include, but are not limited to, airport service roads, ramps, and baggage make-up areas security perimeter / security area - Answer: -the portion of the airport that is enclosed by fencing, walls, or other barriers and to which access is controlled through designated entry points by the Department and/or authorized agencies -the movement area and secured area is located within the security perimeter Airport Emercency # - Answer: -ORD: