AMAZON DRIVER TRAINING ACTUAL 2025/2026
Q&A 100% PASS
SECTION 1: SAFE DRIVING SYSTEMS
Question 1
What does REPS stand for in Amazon's foundational safe driving system?
A) Recognize, Evaluate, Plan, Stop
B) Recognize Hazards, Eliminate Distractions, Plan Ahead, Seek Space
C) React, Execute, Prepare, Signal
D) Read, Engage, Proceed, Scan
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: REPS is Amazon's core defensive driving framework. "Recognize
Hazards" means scanning the road; "Eliminate Distractions" means staying
focused; "Plan Ahead" means anticipating problems; "Seek Space" means
maintaining safe following distances and buffers around the vehicle.
Question 2
How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
A) Every 10-15 seconds
B) Every 5-8 seconds
C) Every 2-3 seconds
D) Only when changing lanes
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Amazon's safe driving protocol requires mirror checks every 5–8
seconds to maintain constant situational awareness of traffic around the vehicle.
Checking less frequently increases the risk of missing a hazard or a vehicle in your
blind spots.
,Question 3
What is a "stale green light"?
A) A green light that has been damaged
B) A green light you did not see turn green
C) A green light that only works intermittently
D) A green arrow for turning
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: A stale green light is one that has been green for an unknown amount
of time because you did not see it turn green. This means it could turn yellow at
any moment, so you must be prepared to stop rather than assume you can speed
through the intersection.
Question 4
What are the blind spots on Amazon delivery vehicles?
A) Directly behind and in front
B) 1 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, and 7 o'clock positions
C) Left and right side mirrors only
D) All four corners are clearly visible
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Delivery vans and step vans have significant blind spots at the 1 o'clock,
3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, and 7 o'clock positions. These areas are not visible in mirrors
and require drivers to turn their heads and use GOAL (Get Out And Look) before
maneuvers.
Question 5
How many seconds of following distance should you maintain when traveling
under 30 mph?
A) 3 seconds
B) 5 seconds
, C) 7 seconds
D) 10 seconds
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Amazon requires a 7-second following distance when traveling under 30
mph. The larger and heavier delivery vehicles need significantly more stopping
distance than passenger cars, especially in urban environments with frequent
stops.
Question 6
What is GOAL?
A) Give Others Adequate Lane-space
B) Get Out And Look
C) Go Observe And Learn
D) Get Over And Lag
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: GOAL stands for Get Out And Look. This is the standard procedure
before backing up, changing lanes in tight spaces, or navigating blind spots.
Instead of relying solely on mirrors, drivers must physically exit the vehicle to
visually confirm the area is clear.
Question 7
What does "Eye-Lead Time" refer to?
A) The time it takes to blink
B) Distance measured in seconds that a driver's eyes look ahead of their vehicle
C) The time needed to read a street sign
D) The delay between seeing and reacting
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Eye-lead time is the distance, measured in seconds, that a driver scans
ahead of their vehicle. Amazon teaches drivers to look 12–15 seconds ahead, not
Q&A 100% PASS
SECTION 1: SAFE DRIVING SYSTEMS
Question 1
What does REPS stand for in Amazon's foundational safe driving system?
A) Recognize, Evaluate, Plan, Stop
B) Recognize Hazards, Eliminate Distractions, Plan Ahead, Seek Space
C) React, Execute, Prepare, Signal
D) Read, Engage, Proceed, Scan
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: REPS is Amazon's core defensive driving framework. "Recognize
Hazards" means scanning the road; "Eliminate Distractions" means staying
focused; "Plan Ahead" means anticipating problems; "Seek Space" means
maintaining safe following distances and buffers around the vehicle.
Question 2
How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
A) Every 10-15 seconds
B) Every 5-8 seconds
C) Every 2-3 seconds
D) Only when changing lanes
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Amazon's safe driving protocol requires mirror checks every 5–8
seconds to maintain constant situational awareness of traffic around the vehicle.
Checking less frequently increases the risk of missing a hazard or a vehicle in your
blind spots.
,Question 3
What is a "stale green light"?
A) A green light that has been damaged
B) A green light you did not see turn green
C) A green light that only works intermittently
D) A green arrow for turning
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: A stale green light is one that has been green for an unknown amount
of time because you did not see it turn green. This means it could turn yellow at
any moment, so you must be prepared to stop rather than assume you can speed
through the intersection.
Question 4
What are the blind spots on Amazon delivery vehicles?
A) Directly behind and in front
B) 1 o'clock, 3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, and 7 o'clock positions
C) Left and right side mirrors only
D) All four corners are clearly visible
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Delivery vans and step vans have significant blind spots at the 1 o'clock,
3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, and 7 o'clock positions. These areas are not visible in mirrors
and require drivers to turn their heads and use GOAL (Get Out And Look) before
maneuvers.
Question 5
How many seconds of following distance should you maintain when traveling
under 30 mph?
A) 3 seconds
B) 5 seconds
, C) 7 seconds
D) 10 seconds
Correct Answer: C
Rationale: Amazon requires a 7-second following distance when traveling under 30
mph. The larger and heavier delivery vehicles need significantly more stopping
distance than passenger cars, especially in urban environments with frequent
stops.
Question 6
What is GOAL?
A) Give Others Adequate Lane-space
B) Get Out And Look
C) Go Observe And Learn
D) Get Over And Lag
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: GOAL stands for Get Out And Look. This is the standard procedure
before backing up, changing lanes in tight spaces, or navigating blind spots.
Instead of relying solely on mirrors, drivers must physically exit the vehicle to
visually confirm the area is clear.
Question 7
What does "Eye-Lead Time" refer to?
A) The time it takes to blink
B) Distance measured in seconds that a driver's eyes look ahead of their vehicle
C) The time needed to read a street sign
D) The delay between seeing and reacting
Correct Answer: B
Rationale: Eye-lead time is the distance, measured in seconds, that a driver scans
ahead of their vehicle. Amazon teaches drivers to look 12–15 seconds ahead, not
