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PCV CPC Case Study 36

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Emma, a professional driver for a tour company, operates various types of PCVs, including modern coaches with sophisticated systems and older buses. She must adapt her driving style to each vehicle, ensuring passenger safety and comfort. This includes careful cornering, being aware of vehicle overhangs, and adjusting to different road conditions and vehicle capabilities.

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 Adapting driving to suit the vehicle
B Consistent driving style for all vehicles
C Focusing only on speed
D Ignoring vehicle limitations
Correct Answer: A Adapting driving to suit the vehicle
Explanation: Vehicle sympathy means adapting driving to the specific needs and design of the vehicle.
A To avoid collisions with street objects
B To comply with traffic laws
C To entertain passengers
D To navigate faster
Correct Answer: A To avoid collisions with street objects
Explanation: Good observation helps in avoiding collisions with street furniture and other road users.
A Checking vehicle appearance
B Ensuring safe navigation and turns
C Monitoring passenger behaviour
D Only for reversing
Correct Answer: B Ensuring safe navigation and turns
Explanation: Mirrors are essential for safe navigation, especially during turns.
A To comply with size regulations
B To enhance the vehicle's appearance
C To improve aerodynamics
D To prevent collisions while turning
Correct Answer: D To prevent collisions while turning
Explanation: Awareness of overhangs is vital to prevent collisions during turns.
A Clearance from overhead obstacles
B Fuel consumption
C Speed limits
D The number of passengers
Correct Answer: A Clearance from overhead obstacles
Explanation: The height of the bus must be considered for clearance from overhead obstacles like awnings.
A The colour of the vehicle
B The number of passengers
C The sharpness of the corner
D The time of day
Correct Answer: C The sharpness of the corner
Explanation: The comfortable speed for cornering depends on the sharpness of the corner.
A Always honk
B Avoid using mirrors
C Straddle lanes if necessary
D Turn at high speed
Correct Answer: C Straddle lanes if necessary
Explanation: Straddling lanes may be necessary to safely navigate turns without mounting the kerb.