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Army License Instructors / License Examiners
(LI/LE) Exam ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
Army License Instructors / License Examiners (LI/LE) Exam,
SUMMARIZED EXAM COVERAGE (point form)
• Primary Regulation: AR 600-55 (The Army Driver and Operator Standardization Program) –
covers driver selection, training, testing, licensing, and sustainment
• LI vs LE Responsibilities: License Instructor (LI) conducts Phase II equipment training (hands-on).
License Examiner (LE) administers Phase I exams, Phase II exams, and Phase III performance
road tests
• Appointing Authority: Company commanders are responsible for certifying and appointing both
LIs and LEs in writing
• Master Driver Manager: The Primary Advisor to the Battalion Commander on driver training
matters
• Three Phases of Training:
o Phase I: Initial Operator Training (classroom, regulations, safety)
o Phase II: Equipment Training (hands-on, practical operation)
o Phase III: Training Validation / Performance Road Test (licensing evaluation)
• DA Form 348: Equipment Operator's Qualification Record – 4 sections (I-IV). Section II for
sustainment training, Section III for performance comments, Section IV for physical examination
results
• DA Form 2404: Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet – records pre-use inspection
deficiencies
• DA Form 6125: Operator's Qualification Record (Alternative) – used for unsatisfactory
performance comments
• AR 385-10: The Army Safety Program – governs safety protocols across operations
• Driver Interviews: Conducted by Commander or Authorized Representative per Appendix B of
AR 600-55
• Physical Evaluation Measures: Recorded on DA Form 348, covered by Appendix D of AR 600-55
• Remedial Training: Required when first-line supervisor identifies driver weaknesses; used to
correct specific deficiencies
• Sustainment Training: Annual training to maintain proficiency; recorded in Section II of DA Form
348
• Night Vision Goggle (NVG) Training: Lesson plans found in TC 21-305-20; Chapter 8 of AR 600-
55 covers NVG devices
• Brake Failure Procedures: Found in TC 21-305-20, section 4-5 – emergency stopping using
embankments, scraping, or obstacles
• Control Course Setup: Details for administering the control test found in Appendix G of AR 600-
55
• TC 7-31 covers driver training for MRAPs (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles)
• Defensive Driving: Anticipating other drivers' errors to prevent emergency situations
• Annual Check Ride: For Family of Vehicles (FOV), must be conducted on the largest, most
complicated variant
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250 RANDOM SCENARIO-BASED MCQs
QUESTION 1: A unit has a new Specialist who is an expert on power generation equipment but is not an
NCO. Can this soldier be appointed as a License Instructor?
A) Yes, if they are an MOS-trained enlisted Soldier who is a subject matter expert on the equipment
B) No, LIs must be NCOs or comparable civilians without exception
C) Yes, but only for temporary appointments of 90 days
D) No, only Warrant Officers can serve as LIs for power generation equipment
Answer: A – AR 600-55 allows exceptions for MOS-trained enlisted Soldiers who are SMEs; an E-4
specialist may be the best-qualified individual for certain equipment .
QUESTION 2: A License Examiner fails a Soldier on the Phase III road test. What is the required next
step?
A) Immediately disqualify the Soldier from ever testing again
B) Provide constructive feedback and schedule a re-test
C) Report the Soldier to the Battalion Commander for UCMJ action
D) Make the Soldier perform additional PT before re-testing
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Answer: B – The License Examiner must provide constructive feedback and schedule a re-test; failing is
not the end of the process .
QUESTION 3: According to AR 600-55, which chapter covers the driver/operator selection process?
A) Chapter 1
B) Chapter 3
C) Chapter 5
D) Chapter 8
Answer: B – Chapter 3 of AR 600-55 covers driver/operator selection .
QUESTION 4: A unit is preparing to conduct sustainment training. Where on the DA Form 348 should
this be recorded?
A) Section I
B) Section II
C) Section III
D) Section IV
Answer: B – Section II of DA Form 348 is used for sustainment training documentation .
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QUESTION 5: Which Army regulation covers the Army Safety Program?
A) AR 600-55
B) AR 385-10
C) AR 750-1
D) AR 670-1
Answer: B – AR 385-10 is the Army Safety Program regulation .
QUESTION 6: A Soldier is licensed on multiple variants of a Family of Vehicles. Which vehicle must the
Soldier use for the annual check ride?
A) The smallest variant
B) The medium variant
C) The largest, most complicated variant in the family
D) The one the Soldier uses most frequently
Answer: C – For Family of Vehicles, the annual check ride must be conducted on the largest, most
complicated variant .
Army License Instructors / License Examiners
(LI/LE) Exam ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
LATEST UPDATE THIS YEAR
Army License Instructors / License Examiners (LI/LE) Exam,
SUMMARIZED EXAM COVERAGE (point form)
• Primary Regulation: AR 600-55 (The Army Driver and Operator Standardization Program) –
covers driver selection, training, testing, licensing, and sustainment
• LI vs LE Responsibilities: License Instructor (LI) conducts Phase II equipment training (hands-on).
License Examiner (LE) administers Phase I exams, Phase II exams, and Phase III performance
road tests
• Appointing Authority: Company commanders are responsible for certifying and appointing both
LIs and LEs in writing
• Master Driver Manager: The Primary Advisor to the Battalion Commander on driver training
matters
• Three Phases of Training:
o Phase I: Initial Operator Training (classroom, regulations, safety)
o Phase II: Equipment Training (hands-on, practical operation)
o Phase III: Training Validation / Performance Road Test (licensing evaluation)
• DA Form 348: Equipment Operator's Qualification Record – 4 sections (I-IV). Section II for
sustainment training, Section III for performance comments, Section IV for physical examination
results
• DA Form 2404: Equipment Inspection and Maintenance Worksheet – records pre-use inspection
deficiencies
• DA Form 6125: Operator's Qualification Record (Alternative) – used for unsatisfactory
performance comments
• AR 385-10: The Army Safety Program – governs safety protocols across operations
• Driver Interviews: Conducted by Commander or Authorized Representative per Appendix B of
AR 600-55
• Physical Evaluation Measures: Recorded on DA Form 348, covered by Appendix D of AR 600-55
• Remedial Training: Required when first-line supervisor identifies driver weaknesses; used to
correct specific deficiencies
• Sustainment Training: Annual training to maintain proficiency; recorded in Section II of DA Form
348
• Night Vision Goggle (NVG) Training: Lesson plans found in TC 21-305-20; Chapter 8 of AR 600-
55 covers NVG devices
• Brake Failure Procedures: Found in TC 21-305-20, section 4-5 – emergency stopping using
embankments, scraping, or obstacles
• Control Course Setup: Details for administering the control test found in Appendix G of AR 600-
55
• TC 7-31 covers driver training for MRAPs (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicles)
• Defensive Driving: Anticipating other drivers' errors to prevent emergency situations
• Annual Check Ride: For Family of Vehicles (FOV), must be conducted on the largest, most
complicated variant
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250 RANDOM SCENARIO-BASED MCQs
QUESTION 1: A unit has a new Specialist who is an expert on power generation equipment but is not an
NCO. Can this soldier be appointed as a License Instructor?
A) Yes, if they are an MOS-trained enlisted Soldier who is a subject matter expert on the equipment
B) No, LIs must be NCOs or comparable civilians without exception
C) Yes, but only for temporary appointments of 90 days
D) No, only Warrant Officers can serve as LIs for power generation equipment
Answer: A – AR 600-55 allows exceptions for MOS-trained enlisted Soldiers who are SMEs; an E-4
specialist may be the best-qualified individual for certain equipment .
QUESTION 2: A License Examiner fails a Soldier on the Phase III road test. What is the required next
step?
A) Immediately disqualify the Soldier from ever testing again
B) Provide constructive feedback and schedule a re-test
C) Report the Soldier to the Battalion Commander for UCMJ action
D) Make the Soldier perform additional PT before re-testing
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Answer: B – The License Examiner must provide constructive feedback and schedule a re-test; failing is
not the end of the process .
QUESTION 3: According to AR 600-55, which chapter covers the driver/operator selection process?
A) Chapter 1
B) Chapter 3
C) Chapter 5
D) Chapter 8
Answer: B – Chapter 3 of AR 600-55 covers driver/operator selection .
QUESTION 4: A unit is preparing to conduct sustainment training. Where on the DA Form 348 should
this be recorded?
A) Section I
B) Section II
C) Section III
D) Section IV
Answer: B – Section II of DA Form 348 is used for sustainment training documentation .
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QUESTION 5: Which Army regulation covers the Army Safety Program?
A) AR 600-55
B) AR 385-10
C) AR 750-1
D) AR 670-1
Answer: B – AR 385-10 is the Army Safety Program regulation .
QUESTION 6: A Soldier is licensed on multiple variants of a Family of Vehicles. Which vehicle must the
Soldier use for the annual check ride?
A) The smallest variant
B) The medium variant
C) The largest, most complicated variant in the family
D) The one the Soldier uses most frequently
Answer: C – For Family of Vehicles, the annual check ride must be conducted on the largest, most
complicated variant .
