YVR AVOP 2026/2027 EVALUATION EXAM QUESTIONS
AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Taxiway Intersection Line - ✔✔A single yellow dashed line perpendicular to the
taxiway centre line with 3 amber lights parallel to the intersection marking
✔✔Taxiway Centre Line (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Taxiway Centre Line - ✔✔A solid yellow line with green lights that run parallel to the
taxiway centreline
✔✔Mandatory Instruction Sign - ✔✔Red with White Lettering
✔✔Runway Edge Light (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Runway Edge Light - ✔✔Are white and are only lit during periods of darkness or
restricted visibility conditions
✔✔Runway Markings (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔What colour are runway markings (runway centreline, threshold, touchdown zone &
edge markings)? - ✔✔White
✔✔Runway Hold Lines / Taxi hold Lines (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Runway Hold Lines / Taxi hold Lines - ✔✔Two solid yellow and two dashed yellow
lines
✔✔Wig Wags (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Wig Wags - ✔✔Yellow flashing Runway Guard lights
✔✔Are you allowed to cross runway hold lines or taxi hold positions? - ✔✔No, unless
you obtain clearance from ATC
✔✔Stop Bars - ✔✔A single row of flush or semi-flush red inset lights along runway
holding position markings.
✔✔What lights protect the entry to Runways 08l, 26L, 08R & 26L during low visibility
operating conditions? - ✔✔Stop Bars
✔✔Can you cross Stop Bars? - ✔✔No, unless you have clearance from ATC and they
are unlit.
, ✔✔Aircraft Taxi Lines - ✔✔A solid, single, yellow line
✔✔What is the purpose of Aircraft Taxi Lines? - ✔✔To keep the nose wheel of the
aircraft centred on the taxiway so the main wheels remain on the paved, Load-bearing
surface and the wings do not hit any obstacle
✔✔Zipper Line - ✔✔White "zipper" lines indicate where a vehicle corridor crosses an
aircraft taxi line or taxiway
✔✔Aircraft Lead-in-Line - ✔✔A yellow line with a black border
✔✔What's the purpose of an Aircraft Lead-In-Line? - ✔✔To correctly align an aircraft
with the parking stand
✔✔Price tag - ✔✔The number is in yellow with a yellow, triangle border with back fillilng.
✔✔Tail / Wingtip Clearance Line - ✔✔A solid white line is used to mark the rear of an
aircraft operating stand.
✔✔If there is no tail-of-stand, how do you know the tail clearance line? - ✔✔The closest
edge of the vehicle corridor
✔✔What is a Vehicle Corridor? - ✔✔The roadways for vehicles and equipment
operating on aprons; they allow vehicles and equipment movements to occur in a safe
and predictable manner.
✔✔How wide is the vehicle corridor? - ✔✔7.5 m apart
✔✔What type of lines are used for a Vehicle Corridor? - ✔✔Two parallel solid, white
lines with a dashed centreline in the middle to separate traffic
✔✔What is the maximum permitted vehicle height on a Head of Stand? - ✔✔12.8 ft or
3.9 m
✔✔What is the exception of the vehicle height on a Head Of Stand? - ✔✔Domestic
Terminal Building has clearance as low as 9..5 ft or 2.9 m
✔✔What do you need to proceed on Taxiway Charlie (C) north of Taxiway Foxtrot (F)? -
✔✔D AVOP and permission from ATC
✔✔How far does South Perimeter Road extends to? - ✔✔Taxiway Delta Whiskey (DW)
wouth and then west adjacent Taxiway Foxtrot (F)
AND SOLUTIONS RATED A+
✔✔Taxiway Intersection Line - ✔✔A single yellow dashed line perpendicular to the
taxiway centre line with 3 amber lights parallel to the intersection marking
✔✔Taxiway Centre Line (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Taxiway Centre Line - ✔✔A solid yellow line with green lights that run parallel to the
taxiway centreline
✔✔Mandatory Instruction Sign - ✔✔Red with White Lettering
✔✔Runway Edge Light (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Runway Edge Light - ✔✔Are white and are only lit during periods of darkness or
restricted visibility conditions
✔✔Runway Markings (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔What colour are runway markings (runway centreline, threshold, touchdown zone &
edge markings)? - ✔✔White
✔✔Runway Hold Lines / Taxi hold Lines (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Runway Hold Lines / Taxi hold Lines - ✔✔Two solid yellow and two dashed yellow
lines
✔✔Wig Wags (Picture) - ✔✔
✔✔Wig Wags - ✔✔Yellow flashing Runway Guard lights
✔✔Are you allowed to cross runway hold lines or taxi hold positions? - ✔✔No, unless
you obtain clearance from ATC
✔✔Stop Bars - ✔✔A single row of flush or semi-flush red inset lights along runway
holding position markings.
✔✔What lights protect the entry to Runways 08l, 26L, 08R & 26L during low visibility
operating conditions? - ✔✔Stop Bars
✔✔Can you cross Stop Bars? - ✔✔No, unless you have clearance from ATC and they
are unlit.
, ✔✔Aircraft Taxi Lines - ✔✔A solid, single, yellow line
✔✔What is the purpose of Aircraft Taxi Lines? - ✔✔To keep the nose wheel of the
aircraft centred on the taxiway so the main wheels remain on the paved, Load-bearing
surface and the wings do not hit any obstacle
✔✔Zipper Line - ✔✔White "zipper" lines indicate where a vehicle corridor crosses an
aircraft taxi line or taxiway
✔✔Aircraft Lead-in-Line - ✔✔A yellow line with a black border
✔✔What's the purpose of an Aircraft Lead-In-Line? - ✔✔To correctly align an aircraft
with the parking stand
✔✔Price tag - ✔✔The number is in yellow with a yellow, triangle border with back fillilng.
✔✔Tail / Wingtip Clearance Line - ✔✔A solid white line is used to mark the rear of an
aircraft operating stand.
✔✔If there is no tail-of-stand, how do you know the tail clearance line? - ✔✔The closest
edge of the vehicle corridor
✔✔What is a Vehicle Corridor? - ✔✔The roadways for vehicles and equipment
operating on aprons; they allow vehicles and equipment movements to occur in a safe
and predictable manner.
✔✔How wide is the vehicle corridor? - ✔✔7.5 m apart
✔✔What type of lines are used for a Vehicle Corridor? - ✔✔Two parallel solid, white
lines with a dashed centreline in the middle to separate traffic
✔✔What is the maximum permitted vehicle height on a Head of Stand? - ✔✔12.8 ft or
3.9 m
✔✔What is the exception of the vehicle height on a Head Of Stand? - ✔✔Domestic
Terminal Building has clearance as low as 9..5 ft or 2.9 m
✔✔What do you need to proceed on Taxiway Charlie (C) north of Taxiway Foxtrot (F)? -
✔✔D AVOP and permission from ATC
✔✔How far does South Perimeter Road extends to? - ✔✔Taxiway Delta Whiskey (DW)
wouth and then west adjacent Taxiway Foxtrot (F)
