AMAZON DRIVER TRAINING ACTUAL 2025/2026 Q&A 100%
PASS Complete Practice Questions
QUESTIONS 1–25: Station Safety & Entry Procedures
1. Before entering the delivery station, what do you need to have with
you?
A) Driver's license, car keys, and phone
B) Driver's license, Amazon ID badge, and high visibility safety vest
C) Amazon ID badge, phone, and water bottle
D) High visibility vest, gloves, and safety shoes
Correct Answer: B) Driver's license, Amazon ID badge, and high
visibility safety vest
Rationale: Entry to the delivery station requires a valid driver's license for
identification, the Amazon-issued ID badge for access, and a high-visibility
safety vest to ensure you are seen by vehicles and forklifts operating inside
the busy station.
2. What is the maximum speed limit for drivers inside the delivery
station?
,A) 10 mph
B) 8 mph
C) 5 mph
D) 15 mph
Correct Answer: C) 5 mph
Rationale: The speed limit inside all Amazon delivery stations is strictly 5
mph. The station is a pedestrian-heavy environment with associates, carts,
and forklifts moving constantly, and low speeds are critical to prevent
accidents.
3. Which actions are prohibited for delivery associates on station
property?
A) Backing up your vehicle
B) Driving around other vehicles
C) Completing U-turns
D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above
Rationale: Amazon strictly prohibits backing up vehicles inside the station,
driving around other vehicles in the loading lanes, and performing U-turns on
station property. These maneuvers create serious collision risks in congested,
pedestrian-filled areas.
4. Why do we conduct a wave dispatch?
A) To reduce traffic on the roads
B) To keep delivery associates safe by reducing the number of drivers
walking in driver lanes
,C) To allow drivers to leave earlier
D) To organize packages by size
Correct Answer: B) To keep delivery associates safe by reducing the
number of drivers walking in driver lanes
Rationale: Wave dispatch staggers when drivers load and depart so that not
everyone is moving in the loading lanes at the same time. This reduces
pedestrian traffic in the vehicle lanes and dramatically lowers the risk of
driver-associate collisions.
5. What are areas of high traffic or movement by associates known as?
A) Loading zones
B) Hotspots
C) Dispatch areas
D) Safety zones
Correct Answer: B) Hotspots
Rationale: Hotspots are areas within the delivery station with high pedestrian
and vehicle traffic. Drivers must exercise extra caution in these zones and
remain vigilant for moving associates and equipment.
6. Do you push or pull a cart?
A) Pull it for better control
B) Push with two hands unless the items in the cart obstruct your view
C) Pull it to avoid straining your back
D) Push with one hand only
, Correct Answer: B) Push with two hands unless the items in the cart
obstruct your view
Rationale: Pushing a cart with two hands keeps the weight in your power
zone and gives maximum forward visibility to see where you are going. This
prevents the cart from blocking your view of pedestrians or other carts.
7. When moving an empty cart, where do you stand for best visibility?
A) In front of the cart
B) In the back of the cart
C) To the side of the cart
D) Next to the cart
Correct Answer: B) In the back of the cart
Rationale: Standing behind an empty cart provides the best forward visibility,
allowing you to see where you are going and avoid collisions with people,
carts, and vehicles in the station.
8. What are common things to avoid for proper station safety
etiquette?
A) Backing up your vehicle
B) Exiting your lane without Yard Marshal instruction
C) Using headphones
D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above
PASS Complete Practice Questions
QUESTIONS 1–25: Station Safety & Entry Procedures
1. Before entering the delivery station, what do you need to have with
you?
A) Driver's license, car keys, and phone
B) Driver's license, Amazon ID badge, and high visibility safety vest
C) Amazon ID badge, phone, and water bottle
D) High visibility vest, gloves, and safety shoes
Correct Answer: B) Driver's license, Amazon ID badge, and high
visibility safety vest
Rationale: Entry to the delivery station requires a valid driver's license for
identification, the Amazon-issued ID badge for access, and a high-visibility
safety vest to ensure you are seen by vehicles and forklifts operating inside
the busy station.
2. What is the maximum speed limit for drivers inside the delivery
station?
,A) 10 mph
B) 8 mph
C) 5 mph
D) 15 mph
Correct Answer: C) 5 mph
Rationale: The speed limit inside all Amazon delivery stations is strictly 5
mph. The station is a pedestrian-heavy environment with associates, carts,
and forklifts moving constantly, and low speeds are critical to prevent
accidents.
3. Which actions are prohibited for delivery associates on station
property?
A) Backing up your vehicle
B) Driving around other vehicles
C) Completing U-turns
D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above
Rationale: Amazon strictly prohibits backing up vehicles inside the station,
driving around other vehicles in the loading lanes, and performing U-turns on
station property. These maneuvers create serious collision risks in congested,
pedestrian-filled areas.
4. Why do we conduct a wave dispatch?
A) To reduce traffic on the roads
B) To keep delivery associates safe by reducing the number of drivers
walking in driver lanes
,C) To allow drivers to leave earlier
D) To organize packages by size
Correct Answer: B) To keep delivery associates safe by reducing the
number of drivers walking in driver lanes
Rationale: Wave dispatch staggers when drivers load and depart so that not
everyone is moving in the loading lanes at the same time. This reduces
pedestrian traffic in the vehicle lanes and dramatically lowers the risk of
driver-associate collisions.
5. What are areas of high traffic or movement by associates known as?
A) Loading zones
B) Hotspots
C) Dispatch areas
D) Safety zones
Correct Answer: B) Hotspots
Rationale: Hotspots are areas within the delivery station with high pedestrian
and vehicle traffic. Drivers must exercise extra caution in these zones and
remain vigilant for moving associates and equipment.
6. Do you push or pull a cart?
A) Pull it for better control
B) Push with two hands unless the items in the cart obstruct your view
C) Pull it to avoid straining your back
D) Push with one hand only
, Correct Answer: B) Push with two hands unless the items in the cart
obstruct your view
Rationale: Pushing a cart with two hands keeps the weight in your power
zone and gives maximum forward visibility to see where you are going. This
prevents the cart from blocking your view of pedestrians or other carts.
7. When moving an empty cart, where do you stand for best visibility?
A) In front of the cart
B) In the back of the cart
C) To the side of the cart
D) Next to the cart
Correct Answer: B) In the back of the cart
Rationale: Standing behind an empty cart provides the best forward visibility,
allowing you to see where you are going and avoid collisions with people,
carts, and vehicles in the station.
8. What are common things to avoid for proper station safety
etiquette?
A) Backing up your vehicle
B) Exiting your lane without Yard Marshal instruction
C) Using headphones
D) All of the above
Correct Answer: D) All of the above
