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PCV CPC Case Study 74

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Liam, a training coordinator for a large coach company, is focused on educating drivers about the importance of understanding and adhering to vehicle weight and height limits. He conducts training sessions on how to manage vehicle dimensions, especially in challenging environments like urban areas with low bridges. Liam also stresses the need for accurate route planning and the use of height indicators in vehicles to prevent accidents and ensure regulatory compliance.

There are 7 multiple choice questions in this PCV CPC case study. Read this carefully and ensure you fully understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 6 out of 7 to pass.

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1. What is the MAM for a fully laden 75-seat double-deck coach, as Liam teaches? Give one answer
A 17 tonnes
B 19 tonnes
C 20 tonnes
D 22 tonnes
Correct Answer: B 19 tonnes
Explanation: The MAM for a 75-seat double-deck coach, including passengers, luggage, and fuel, is 19 tonnes.
2. How does Liam instruct on marking height in vehicles over 3.0 metres? Give one answer
A Fuel efficiency
B Maximum load capacity
C Number of seats
D Overall travelling height
Correct Answer: D Overall travelling height
Explanation: The overall travelling height must be clearly marked in the cab for vehicles over 3.0 metres for safe navigation.
3. What's the usual max height for a fixed bodywork PCV in the UK, as per Liam? Give one answer
A 3.5 metres (11 feet 6 inches)
B 4.0 metres (13 feet)
C 4.57 metres (15 feet)
D 5.0 metres (16 feet 6 inches)
Correct Answer: C 4.57 metres (15 feet)
Explanation: The usual maximum height for a PCV with fixed bodywork in the UK is 4.57 metres (15 feet).
4. How does Liam advise drivers to react when diverted to a low bridge? Give one answer
A Continue at a reduced speed
B Inflate tyres to increase clearance
C Remove the top part of the vehicle
D Seek an alternative route
Correct Answer: D Seek an alternative route
Explanation: Seeking an alternative route is advised when facing a low bridge after being diverted from a planned route.
5. What's the standard maximum length for buses and coaches, as per Liam? Give one answer
A 10 metres (32 feet 10 inches)
B 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches)
C 14 metres (45 feet 11 inches)
D 15 metres (49 feet 3 inches)
Correct Answer: B 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches)
Explanation: The usual maximum length for a standard bus or coach is 12 metres (39 feet 4 inches).
6. What's a driver's first step after a bridge strike, according to Liam? Give one answer
A Assessing vehicle damage
B Checking for passenger injuries
C Notifying the company
D Reporting to the police
Correct Answer: B Checking for passenger injuries
Explanation: The driver's first responsibility in a bridge strike is to check for passenger injuries.
7. What clearance under electricity lines does Liam maintain for tall vehicles? Give one answer
A 4.4 metres (14 feet 6 inches)
B 4.57 metres (15 feet)
C 5 metres (16 feet 6 inches)
D 6.1 metres (20 feet)
Correct Answer: C 5 metres (16 feet 6 inches)
Explanation: Overhead electricity lines on public roads normally provide clearance for vehicles up to 5 metres in height.