Q1: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q2: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q3: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q4: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q5: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
, C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q6: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q7: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q8: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q9: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q10: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q11: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q12: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q13: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q14: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q15: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q16: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q17: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q18: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
, A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q19: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q20: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q21: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q22: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q23: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q24: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q25: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q26: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q27: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q28: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q29: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q30: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
, Q31: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q32: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q33: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q34: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q35: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q36: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q37: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q38: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q39: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q40: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q41: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q42: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q43: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q2: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q3: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q4: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q5: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
, C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q6: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q7: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q8: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q9: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q10: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q11: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q12: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q13: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q14: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q15: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q16: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q17: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q18: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
, A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q19: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q20: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q21: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q22: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q23: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q24: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q25: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q26: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q27: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q28: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q29: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q30: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
, Q31: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q32: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q33: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
Ans: A | Due regard requires emergency driver act with care for others despite exemptions, not reckless.
Q34: What is required equipment in CA ambulance?
A. Per CA Title 13 and 22: stretcher, oxygen, first aid, communications, safety equipment
B. No equipment
C. Only stretcher
D. Only oxygen
Ans: A | CA ambulance must have stretcher, O2, first aid, communications, safety per Title 13 22.
Q35: What is patient loading rule?
A. Patient secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendants with patient
B. No securing
C. Only driver needed
D. Only patient standing
Ans: A | Patient must be secured on stretcher, stretcher secured to ambulance, attendant with patient.
Q36: What is intersection procedure for ambulance Code 3?
A. Slow, clear intersection, make eye contact, proceed when safe
B. Go full speed always
C. No slowing
D. Only honk
Ans: A | Code 3 at intersections slow, clear, eye contact, proceed only when safe, others may not yield.
Q37: What is ambulance driver disqualification?
A. DUI, reckless driving, felony, medical disqualification may disqualify ambulance driver certificate
B. No disqualification
C. Only for age
D. Only for vision
Ans: A | Disqualifications include DUI, reckless, felony convictions, medical unfitness per CA Vehicle Code.
Q38: What is required for ambulance accident reporting?
A. Report accidents immediately per DMV and employer, CHP report, documentation
B. No reporting
C. Only if injury
D. Only for major accidents
Ans: A | Ambulance accidents must be reported immediately per DMV employer CHP per regulations.
Q39: What is speed limit for ambulance?
A. Obey posted limits unless Code 3 with due regard, even Code 3 must drive safely not exceed safe speed
B. No limit ever
C. Only 100 mph
D. Only 25 mph
Ans: A | Ambulance obeys speed limits; Code 3 may exceed with due regard but must be safe reasonable.
Q40: What is EMT scope while driving ambulance?
A. Driver focuses on driving, attendant provides care, driver assists only when parked safe
B. Driver provides care while driving
C. No EMT needed
D. Only driver provides care
Ans: A | Ambulance driver focuses on driving, EMT attendant provides patient care, driver assists when stopped.
Q41: What is CA ambulance driver certificate?
A. Certificate required to drive ambulance in CA, requires valid CA license, EMT, medical exam, DMV test
B. No certificate
C. Only for EMTs
D. Only federal
Ans: A | CA requires ambulance driver certificate: valid CA DL, EMT cert, medical exam, DMV written test.
Q42: What is Code 3 driving?
A. Emergency driving with lights and siren, permitted only when necessary, due regard for safety
B. Only for non-emergency
C. No lights needed
D. Only for police
Ans: A | Code 3 is emergency lights siren driving, allowed only when necessary with due regard safety.
Q43: What is due regard in emergency driving?
A. Drive with care for safety of others even when using lights siren, not exempt from reckless
B. No regard needed
C. Only for speed
D. Only for civilians
