CCPD EVOC Test 2024 Questions & Answers!!
What are the Five Categories of Emergency Vehicles described in OCGA 40-1-1? - answers Public Utility, Ambulance, Fire, Police, and H.E.R.O.
What are the privileges' of Emergency Vehicles described in OCGA 40-6-6? - answers 1. Park or stand in restricted areas 2. Proceed Past Red Lights or Stop signs
3. Exceed Speed Limit
4. Disregard direction of movement or turning direction
When "aiming high" how far down the road should you be looking? - answers 12 seconds
What friction is required to maintain control of a moving vehicle? - answers Rolling Friction
When using the three second rule, as your speed increases what must also increase? - answers The distance between cars
Determinantal Heat build up on brakes is caused by what? - answers Excessive Braking
What is Newtons First Law? - answers The Law of Inertia (An obj. in motion stays in motion)
What is used to lubricate airbags? - answers Corn Starch
What does the combination lap and shoulder belt help the driver do? - answers Reach all of the controls easily
What happens during turns and can be greatly effected by moving objects, losing a wheel, and jerking the wheel? - answers Weight transfer
What is an effect of positive driving attitude? - answers The public does not feel jeopardized
Where should a drivers hands be on the wheel? - answers 9 & 3
What is the best way to avoid brake fade? - answers Anticipate need of brakes to not use them excessively
When should you check oil? - answers When the engine is cool (You can check warm, but the level will be different)
Is it ever acceptable to drive one handed? - answers Yes. ie. Using the radio, while backing up, while running plates.
What are the Five Categories of Emergency Vehicles described in OCGA 40-1-1? - answers Public Utility, Ambulance, Fire, Police, and H.E.R.O.
What are the privileges' of Emergency Vehicles described in OCGA 40-6-6? - answers 1. Park or stand in restricted areas 2. Proceed Past Red Lights or Stop signs
3. Exceed Speed Limit
4. Disregard direction of movement or turning direction
When "aiming high" how far down the road should you be looking? - answers 12 seconds
What friction is required to maintain control of a moving vehicle? - answers Rolling Friction
When using the three second rule, as your speed increases what must also increase? - answers The distance between cars
Determinantal Heat build up on brakes is caused by what? - answers Excessive Braking
What is Newtons First Law? - answers The Law of Inertia (An obj. in motion stays in motion)
What is used to lubricate airbags? - answers Corn Starch
What does the combination lap and shoulder belt help the driver do? - answers Reach all of the controls easily
What happens during turns and can be greatly effected by moving objects, losing a wheel, and jerking the wheel? - answers Weight transfer
What is an effect of positive driving attitude? - answers The public does not feel jeopardized
Where should a drivers hands be on the wheel? - answers 9 & 3
What is the best way to avoid brake fade? - answers Anticipate need of brakes to not use them excessively
When should you check oil? - answers When the engine is cool (You can check warm, but the level will be different)
Is it ever acceptable to drive one handed? - answers Yes. ie. Using the radio, while backing up, while running plates.
