ARMY LICENSE INSTRUCTORS
& EXAMINERS 2025-2026 |
Questions and Answers | Verified
U.S. Army Standards | Graded A+ |
Actual Exam Prep | Pass
Guaranteed
● Total Questions: 125
● Passing Score: 80%
● Time Limit: 3 Hours
● References: AR 600-55 (The Army Driver and Operator Standardization Program),
TC 21-305-20, DA Pamphlet 600-55, ATP 3-20.15
[SECTION 1: AR 600-55 REGULATIONS - 25 Questions]
Q1: According to AR 600-55, what is the minimum age requirement for military
personnel to operate a Government Motor Vehicle (GMV) on public highways?
. 16 years old with parental consent
A
B. 17 years old with commander's approval
C. 18 years old [CORRECT]
D. 21 years old for tactical vehicles only
,Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-2a(1) specifies that military personnel must be at least
18 years old to operate GMVs on public highways. This is a non-waivable requirement
that aligns with federal and state driving regulations. Option A is incorrect because
parental consent does not override federal age requirements for military operators.
Option B is incorrect because commander's approval cannot waive the statutory age
requirement. Option D is incorrect because the 18-year minimum applies to all GMV
operations, not just tactical vehicles.
Q2: Under AR 600-55, which of the following individuals is authorized to serve as a
Master Driver without additional waiver requirements?
. A Sergeant First Class (SFC) in MOS 88M with 4 years experience
A
B. A Staff Sergeant (SSG) in MOS 92Y assigned as a motor pool supervisor
C. A Sergeant (SGT) in MOS 11B who has completed the Master Driver Course
[CORRECT]
D. A Specialist (SPC) in MOS 88M with 6 years of driving experience
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 3-3b states that any Soldier who successfully completes
the Master Driver Course (MDC) is authorized to serve as a Master Driver, regardless of
MOS or rank (minimum SGT/E-5). Option A is incorrect because years of experience
alone do not qualify someone as a Master Driver without completing the MDC. Option B
is incorrect because motor pool supervisor duty does not automatically confer Master
,Driver status. Option D is incorrect because rank (SPC/E-4) does not meet the minimum
grade requirement for Master Driver appointment.
Q3: Per AR 600-55, how long is an Army Operator's Permit (DA Form 348) valid for active
duty military personnel?
. 1 year from date of issue
A
B. 2 years from date of issue
C. Duration of assignment plus 6 months [CORRECT]
D. Indefinite until revoked by commander
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-6c states that DA Form 348 is valid for the duration of
the assignment plus 6 months, or until expiration of the OF-346 (DoD Operator's Permit)
for civilian employees. Option A is incorrect because the 1-year validity applies to
certain temporary permits, not standard military operator permits. Option B is incorrect
because there is no 2-year standard validity period. Option D is incorrect because
permits have defined expiration periods and are not indefinite.
Q4: Which regulation chapter specifically addresses the Army Driver Training Program
(ADTP) requirements for tactical vehicle operations?
. AR 600-55, Chapter 2
A
B. AR 600-55, Chapter 3 [CORRECT]
, C. AR 600-55, Chapter 4
D. AR 600-55, Chapter 5
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 3 establishes the Army Driver Training Program (ADTP)
and outlines requirements for tactical vehicle operator training, including the four-phase
training structure. Option A (Chapter 2) addresses general licensing and permit
requirements. Option C (Chapter 4) covers standardization and examiner programs.
Option D (Chapter 5) addresses commercial driver's license (CDL) requirements.
Q5: According to AR 600-55, what is the maximum allowable blood alcohol
concentration (BAC) for military personnel operating a Government Motor Vehicle?
. 0.05%
A
B. 0.08%
C. 0.04% [CORRECT]
D. 0.00% (absolute zero tolerance)
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-2d(4) establishes 0.04% BAC as the maximum
allowable limit for GMV operators, which is more stringent than the 0.08% standard for
civilian drivers in most states but recognizes that some medications/foods may contain
trace alcohol. Option A is incorrect because 0.05% is not the Army standard. Option B is
incorrect because 0.08% is the civilian standard, not the military standard for GMV
& EXAMINERS 2025-2026 |
Questions and Answers | Verified
U.S. Army Standards | Graded A+ |
Actual Exam Prep | Pass
Guaranteed
● Total Questions: 125
● Passing Score: 80%
● Time Limit: 3 Hours
● References: AR 600-55 (The Army Driver and Operator Standardization Program),
TC 21-305-20, DA Pamphlet 600-55, ATP 3-20.15
[SECTION 1: AR 600-55 REGULATIONS - 25 Questions]
Q1: According to AR 600-55, what is the minimum age requirement for military
personnel to operate a Government Motor Vehicle (GMV) on public highways?
. 16 years old with parental consent
A
B. 17 years old with commander's approval
C. 18 years old [CORRECT]
D. 21 years old for tactical vehicles only
,Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-2a(1) specifies that military personnel must be at least
18 years old to operate GMVs on public highways. This is a non-waivable requirement
that aligns with federal and state driving regulations. Option A is incorrect because
parental consent does not override federal age requirements for military operators.
Option B is incorrect because commander's approval cannot waive the statutory age
requirement. Option D is incorrect because the 18-year minimum applies to all GMV
operations, not just tactical vehicles.
Q2: Under AR 600-55, which of the following individuals is authorized to serve as a
Master Driver without additional waiver requirements?
. A Sergeant First Class (SFC) in MOS 88M with 4 years experience
A
B. A Staff Sergeant (SSG) in MOS 92Y assigned as a motor pool supervisor
C. A Sergeant (SGT) in MOS 11B who has completed the Master Driver Course
[CORRECT]
D. A Specialist (SPC) in MOS 88M with 6 years of driving experience
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 3-3b states that any Soldier who successfully completes
the Master Driver Course (MDC) is authorized to serve as a Master Driver, regardless of
MOS or rank (minimum SGT/E-5). Option A is incorrect because years of experience
alone do not qualify someone as a Master Driver without completing the MDC. Option B
is incorrect because motor pool supervisor duty does not automatically confer Master
,Driver status. Option D is incorrect because rank (SPC/E-4) does not meet the minimum
grade requirement for Master Driver appointment.
Q3: Per AR 600-55, how long is an Army Operator's Permit (DA Form 348) valid for active
duty military personnel?
. 1 year from date of issue
A
B. 2 years from date of issue
C. Duration of assignment plus 6 months [CORRECT]
D. Indefinite until revoked by commander
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-6c states that DA Form 348 is valid for the duration of
the assignment plus 6 months, or until expiration of the OF-346 (DoD Operator's Permit)
for civilian employees. Option A is incorrect because the 1-year validity applies to
certain temporary permits, not standard military operator permits. Option B is incorrect
because there is no 2-year standard validity period. Option D is incorrect because
permits have defined expiration periods and are not indefinite.
Q4: Which regulation chapter specifically addresses the Army Driver Training Program
(ADTP) requirements for tactical vehicle operations?
. AR 600-55, Chapter 2
A
B. AR 600-55, Chapter 3 [CORRECT]
, C. AR 600-55, Chapter 4
D. AR 600-55, Chapter 5
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 3 establishes the Army Driver Training Program (ADTP)
and outlines requirements for tactical vehicle operator training, including the four-phase
training structure. Option A (Chapter 2) addresses general licensing and permit
requirements. Option C (Chapter 4) covers standardization and examiner programs.
Option D (Chapter 5) addresses commercial driver's license (CDL) requirements.
Q5: According to AR 600-55, what is the maximum allowable blood alcohol
concentration (BAC) for military personnel operating a Government Motor Vehicle?
. 0.05%
A
B. 0.08%
C. 0.04% [CORRECT]
D. 0.00% (absolute zero tolerance)
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: AR 600-55, Chapter 2-2d(4) establishes 0.04% BAC as the maximum
allowable limit for GMV operators, which is more stringent than the 0.08% standard for
civilian drivers in most states but recognizes that some medications/foods may contain
trace alcohol. Option A is incorrect because 0.05% is not the Army standard. Option B is
incorrect because 0.08% is the civilian standard, not the military standard for GMV
