ACTUAL TEST FOR HIGH VISIBILITY INNOVATIONS
TIMS COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) NEWEST UPDATED VERSION 2024/25
|GUARANTEED PASS.
There are no U.S. guidelines or standards for marking law
enforcement vehicles
U.S. DOT Rule 634
NFPA 1917 - Answer-There are no U.S. guidelines or
standards for marking law enforcement vehicles
In addition to chevrons on the rear of emergency
vehicles, it is also beneficial to equip other vehicle
features with high visibility markings including:
The inside of apparatus cab doors, swing out
compartment doors and ambulance loading doors
The vehicle sides around wheel wells
The steps of emergency vehicles where provided
The roof of the vehicle - Answer-The inside of apparatus
cab doors, swing out compartment doors and ambulance
loading doors
, Logos on emergency vehicles are acceptable and can
improve conspicuity if they:
Are at least 48" x 48"
Are all one color
Include fluorescent colors
Are kept simple with large fonts, a minimum number of
words and retroreflective features - Answer-Are kept
simple with large fonts, a minimum number of words and
retroreflective features
According to NFPA standards, emergency lighting on new
fire apparatus should have two modes of emergency
lighting:
Fast and slow flashing
Forward facing and rear facing
Right of way and blocking patterns
Red lights and blue lights - Answer-Right of way and
blocking patterns
TIMS COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (CORRECT VERIFIED
SOLUTIONS) NEWEST UPDATED VERSION 2024/25
|GUARANTEED PASS.
There are no U.S. guidelines or standards for marking law
enforcement vehicles
U.S. DOT Rule 634
NFPA 1917 - Answer-There are no U.S. guidelines or
standards for marking law enforcement vehicles
In addition to chevrons on the rear of emergency
vehicles, it is also beneficial to equip other vehicle
features with high visibility markings including:
The inside of apparatus cab doors, swing out
compartment doors and ambulance loading doors
The vehicle sides around wheel wells
The steps of emergency vehicles where provided
The roof of the vehicle - Answer-The inside of apparatus
cab doors, swing out compartment doors and ambulance
loading doors
, Logos on emergency vehicles are acceptable and can
improve conspicuity if they:
Are at least 48" x 48"
Are all one color
Include fluorescent colors
Are kept simple with large fonts, a minimum number of
words and retroreflective features - Answer-Are kept
simple with large fonts, a minimum number of words and
retroreflective features
According to NFPA standards, emergency lighting on new
fire apparatus should have two modes of emergency
lighting:
Fast and slow flashing
Forward facing and rear facing
Right of way and blocking patterns
Red lights and blue lights - Answer-Right of way and
blocking patterns
