Alberta Safety Fitness Certification Exam – Questions &
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1. If a driver is on a 7-day cycle under the Hours of Service legislation, after
accumulating ____ on-duty hours, a driver must no longer drive a commercial
motor vehicle to which the regulation applies?
0 - There are only limits on the number of hours driven per day
70
60
2. What is the maximum number of days a driver has to submit daily logs to the
carrier?
Within 14 days
Within 30 days
Within 20 days
Within 60 days
3. A safety program addresses:
Training for employees about safety laws and their application
Policies indicating that drivers are expected to comply with the law, as
well as policy and procedures related to driver training,
responsibilities, conduct and discipline
Speed limits, seat-belt use, drug and alcohol use, defensive driving,
fatigue management, load security, and fuelling
A, B & C above
None of the above
,4. What is the maximum distance a driver can drive a commercial vehicle for
personal use while logging the time as off-duty according to federal
regulations?
100 km
75 km
50 km
No distance limit
5. How long does a driver have to report an accident to police if it's required?
1 day
Immediately
1 hour
1 week
6. If a driver notices a significant defect during a trip, what should be their
immediate course of action to ensure compliance with safety regulations?
Wait until the end of the trip to report it.
Continue driving until the next scheduled inspection.
Report the defect to the carrier as soon as possible and take
appropriate measures to address it.
Ignore the defect if it seems minor.
7. Why is it important for carriers to maintain a clean profile regarding violations
and convictions?
It allows drivers to operate without any restrictions.
A clean profile guarantees lower insurance rates.
, It is only important for personal driving records.
Maintaining a clean profile helps ensure safety and compliance in
commercial vehicle operations.
8. If a carrier has a high number of convictions, what actions might Alberta
Transportation take to ensure compliance and safety?
Immediate suspension of all operations
Recognition for safe driving practices
Increased inspections and potential penalties
No action, as convictions do not affect monitoring
9. Why is it critical for drivers to report defects in a timely manner?
It helps in maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the truck.
It is only necessary for older vehicles.
Timely reporting of defects ensures that necessary repairs are made
to maintain safety and compliance.
It allows the driver to avoid penalties during inspections.
10. How long does a new program receiving a 'Three-Year Accreditation with
Contingency' have to provide documentation proving compliance with a
standard(s) that was deficient? Response:
6 months
12 months
15 months
3 years
Answers | Latest Update 2026 | 100% Pass Guarantee |
Exam Prep
1. If a driver is on a 7-day cycle under the Hours of Service legislation, after
accumulating ____ on-duty hours, a driver must no longer drive a commercial
motor vehicle to which the regulation applies?
0 - There are only limits on the number of hours driven per day
70
60
2. What is the maximum number of days a driver has to submit daily logs to the
carrier?
Within 14 days
Within 30 days
Within 20 days
Within 60 days
3. A safety program addresses:
Training for employees about safety laws and their application
Policies indicating that drivers are expected to comply with the law, as
well as policy and procedures related to driver training,
responsibilities, conduct and discipline
Speed limits, seat-belt use, drug and alcohol use, defensive driving,
fatigue management, load security, and fuelling
A, B & C above
None of the above
,4. What is the maximum distance a driver can drive a commercial vehicle for
personal use while logging the time as off-duty according to federal
regulations?
100 km
75 km
50 km
No distance limit
5. How long does a driver have to report an accident to police if it's required?
1 day
Immediately
1 hour
1 week
6. If a driver notices a significant defect during a trip, what should be their
immediate course of action to ensure compliance with safety regulations?
Wait until the end of the trip to report it.
Continue driving until the next scheduled inspection.
Report the defect to the carrier as soon as possible and take
appropriate measures to address it.
Ignore the defect if it seems minor.
7. Why is it important for carriers to maintain a clean profile regarding violations
and convictions?
It allows drivers to operate without any restrictions.
A clean profile guarantees lower insurance rates.
, It is only important for personal driving records.
Maintaining a clean profile helps ensure safety and compliance in
commercial vehicle operations.
8. If a carrier has a high number of convictions, what actions might Alberta
Transportation take to ensure compliance and safety?
Immediate suspension of all operations
Recognition for safe driving practices
Increased inspections and potential penalties
No action, as convictions do not affect monitoring
9. Why is it critical for drivers to report defects in a timely manner?
It helps in maintaining the aesthetic appearance of the truck.
It is only necessary for older vehicles.
Timely reporting of defects ensures that necessary repairs are made
to maintain safety and compliance.
It allows the driver to avoid penalties during inspections.
10. How long does a new program receiving a 'Three-Year Accreditation with
Contingency' have to provide documentation proving compliance with a
standard(s) that was deficient? Response:
6 months
12 months
15 months
3 years
