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PCV CPC Case Study 33

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Daniel, an experienced bus driver in a metropolitan area, faces the daily challenge of navigating through dense traffic, sharp turns, and frequent stops. He understands that while he cannot change the design of his bus or the urban landscape, he can control his driving techniques. Daniel emphasizes the importance of controlled braking, reducing speed well before bends and roundabouts, and being vigilant about pedal placement to avoid pedal confusion, especially in stop-and-go traffic.

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 does Daniel focus on for control in urban traffic? Give one answer
A Accelerating quickly at stops
B Controlling speed and braking
C Ignoring traffic signals
D Only focusing on passenger safety
Correct Answer: B Controlling speed and braking
Explanation: Controlling speed and braking is crucial for safe navigation in urban traffic.
2. Why is controlled braking important for Daniel? Give one answer
A It helps maintain stability and control
B It increases the speed of the bus
C It's only required in emergency situations
D It's unnecessary in city traffic
Correct Answer: A It helps maintain stability and control
Explanation: Controlled braking ensures stability and control, especially on busy urban roads.
3. What safety measure does Daniel use on short stops? Give one answer
A Applying the parking brake
B Ignoring the brake pedal
C Leaving the bus in drive mode
D Relying solely on the footbrake
Correct Answer: A Applying the parking brake
Explanation: Using the parking brake on short stops is important for safety, especially in traffic.
4. What practice does Daniel follow before moving in automatic buses? Give one answer
A Apply the footbrake before engaging ‘D’
B Avoid using the footbrake
C Engage ‘D’ before applying the footbrake
D Use the accelerator immediately
Correct Answer: A Apply the footbrake before engaging ‘D’
Explanation: Applying the footbrake before engaging ‘D’ prevents unintended movement.
5. How does Daniel prevent pedal confusion in busy traffic? Give one answer
A Being conscious of foot placement on the pedals
B Constantly changing gears
C Focusing only on the rearview mirror
D Ignoring pedal positions
Correct Answer: A Being conscious of foot placement on the pedals
Explanation: Being aware of foot placement on the pedals helps prevent pedal confusion.
6. When does pedal confusion typically occur for Daniel? Give one answer
A During rapid braking
B On open highways
C Starting from rest at slow speeds
D While parking
Correct Answer: C Starting from rest at slow speeds
Explanation: Pedal confusion typically occurs when starting from rest at slow speeds.
7. Which drivers are Daniel aware of being at higher risk of pedal confusion? Give one answer
A Drivers of the same vehicle every day
B Drivers on long journeys
C Only inexperienced drivers
D Those using unfamiliar vehicles
Correct Answer: D Those using unfamiliar vehicles
Explanation: Drivers in unfamiliar vehicles are at a higher risk of pedal confusion.