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PCV CPC Case Study 100

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Daniel, a bus driver in a metropolitan area of Great Britain, is acutely aware of the risks associated with his profession, especially considering the road traffic incidents involving buses and coaches. He prioritizes understanding and managing stress, staying alert to avoid fatigue, and adhering to legal guidelines on alcohol, drugs, and smoking in work vehicles. Daniel is committed to maintaining his health and safety, as well as the safety of his passengers.

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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A About 60%
B About half
C Less than 20%
D Up to a third
Correct Answer: D Up to a third
Explanation: Up to a third of all road traffic incidents involve someone who is at work.
A Avoid driving after a heavy meal
B Drive faster to reduce trip time
C Only drive during daylight
D Rely on energy drinks
Correct Answer: A Avoid driving after a heavy meal
Explanation: Avoiding driving after a heavy meal helps prevent drowsiness and falling asleep at the wheel.
A Up to 12 hours
B Up to 24 hours
C Up to 36 hours
D Up to 48 hours
Correct Answer: D Up to 48 hours
Explanation: Body tissues need up to 48 hours to recover from alcohol consumption.
A A fine based on alcohol level
B A warning for first-time offence
C Mandatory disqualification for offences
D Mandatory retraining
Correct Answer: C Mandatory disqualification for offences
Explanation: Drink-driving offences result in mandatory disqualification from driving for bus and coach drivers.
A Up to 24 hours
B Up to 36 hours
C Up to 48 hours
D Up to 72 hours
Correct Answer: D Up to 72 hours
Explanation: The effects of many drugs can remain in the body for up to 72 hours.
A Designated smoking areas allowed
B Electronic cigarettes permitted
C No smoking in public transport vehicles
D Smoking allowed in private compartments
Correct Answer: C No smoking in public transport vehicles
Explanation: Smoking is not allowed in public transport vehicles or in certain work vehicles under specific circumstances.
A Chest pains
B Difficulty sleeping
C Feeling restless
D Increased appetite
Correct Answer: D Increased appetite
Explanation: Increased appetite is not typically listed as a symptom of stress for drivers.