O'HARE DRIVING TEST 80+ QUESTIONS & CORRECT
ANSWERS LATEST 2025
FOD - ANSWER-Foreign Object Debris
Foreign Object Debris - ANSWER-Litter, trash or rubbish that is found on the
airfield which could cause damage to aircraft or impair the operation of an
aircraft
Rotating/ Flashing Beacon Lights - ANSWER-Yellow or amber rotating lights inside
of a dome that can be seen from a 360 degree visibility from dawn to dusk. These
lights are fixed on top of vehicle roof or located on the dashboard of a vehicle.
Runway Incursion - ANSWER-Any situation at an airport involving the incorrect
presence of an aircraft, vehicle, person or animal on a protected area of a surface
designated for the landing and take off of aircraft.
Taxiway - ANSWER-The part of the movement area that is used for maneuvering
aircraft and ground vehicles or equipment between group and runway.
Basic Yellow Driving Stripe - ANSWER-Individuals who apply for basic airside
driving privileges must have a need to drive in the non-movement areas only.
They are required to complete and pass the basic drivers test with a minimum
passing score of 80%.
, How often must drivers pass the driving test? - ANSWER-Every 2 years
Individuals requesting driving privileges at an airport must have a valid drivers
license. - ANSWER-True
Movement Areas - ANSWER-Ground vehicle operators on the movement area
must maintain two-way radio communication between their vehicles and the
Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)
or
Any city escort vehicle with a two-way radio must maintain communication with
ATCT to accompany a vehicle without a radio
Runway Incursion - ANSWER-Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the
incorrect presence of an aircraft vehicle or person on the protected area of a
surface designated for the landing and take-off of aircraft.
Who reviews all surface incidents and assigns severity? - ANSWER-FAA
Category D Severity - ANSWER-Least serious- Little to no chance of collision but
meets the definition of a runway incursion.
Category C Severity - ANSWER-Separation decreases but there is ample time and
distance to avoid a potential collision.
Category B Severity - ANSWER-Separation decreases and there is a significant
potential for collision.
ANSWERS LATEST 2025
FOD - ANSWER-Foreign Object Debris
Foreign Object Debris - ANSWER-Litter, trash or rubbish that is found on the
airfield which could cause damage to aircraft or impair the operation of an
aircraft
Rotating/ Flashing Beacon Lights - ANSWER-Yellow or amber rotating lights inside
of a dome that can be seen from a 360 degree visibility from dawn to dusk. These
lights are fixed on top of vehicle roof or located on the dashboard of a vehicle.
Runway Incursion - ANSWER-Any situation at an airport involving the incorrect
presence of an aircraft, vehicle, person or animal on a protected area of a surface
designated for the landing and take off of aircraft.
Taxiway - ANSWER-The part of the movement area that is used for maneuvering
aircraft and ground vehicles or equipment between group and runway.
Basic Yellow Driving Stripe - ANSWER-Individuals who apply for basic airside
driving privileges must have a need to drive in the non-movement areas only.
They are required to complete and pass the basic drivers test with a minimum
passing score of 80%.
, How often must drivers pass the driving test? - ANSWER-Every 2 years
Individuals requesting driving privileges at an airport must have a valid drivers
license. - ANSWER-True
Movement Areas - ANSWER-Ground vehicle operators on the movement area
must maintain two-way radio communication between their vehicles and the
Airport Traffic Control Tower (ATCT)
or
Any city escort vehicle with a two-way radio must maintain communication with
ATCT to accompany a vehicle without a radio
Runway Incursion - ANSWER-Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the
incorrect presence of an aircraft vehicle or person on the protected area of a
surface designated for the landing and take-off of aircraft.
Who reviews all surface incidents and assigns severity? - ANSWER-FAA
Category D Severity - ANSWER-Least serious- Little to no chance of collision but
meets the definition of a runway incursion.
Category C Severity - ANSWER-Separation decreases but there is ample time and
distance to avoid a potential collision.
Category B Severity - ANSWER-Separation decreases and there is a significant
potential for collision.
