CHICAGO DEPARTMENT OF AVIATION GROUND MOTOR
VEHICLE OPERATING REGULATIONS MANUAL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED SOLUTIONS
( MULTIPLE CHOICES) |100% CORRECT!!
No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within Correct
Answers 10 feet of the security perimeter fence line
No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within Correct
Answers 15 feet of any fire hydrant, other fire control apparatus or fuel
shut off switches
No person , other than the operator of an aircraft servicing vehicle for a
designated aircraft, operating a ground vehicle on the ramp will pass
withi Correct Answers 20 feet of a parked aircraft
DISTANCES Vehicle drivers should stay at least Correct Answers 150
feet back/away from the chute if any snow blowing equipment. Window
glass can easily be blown into the vehicle from the force of the snow
being the on increasing the potential danger
WHEN REFUELING Vehicles must be Correct Answers 10 feet apart
from vehicles and 50 feet from any structure
WHEN REFUELING Fuel vehicles must be parked a minimum of
Correct Answers 50 feet away from airport buildings and in department
designated areas. In addition, fuel tankers must be parked 10 feet of
CLEAR SPACE on each side of tanker No other equipment can be
parked within the clear space
, WHEN REFUELING Vehicles may not park closer than Correct
Answers 100 feet from a fuel spill. Never driver through a fuel spill
All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed Correct Answers 5
miles per hour while in the baggage make up area, tug tunnel and
depressed roadway
ORD: All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed Correct Answers
20 miles per hour while transversing the Ramp areas.
ORD: The speed limit at O'Hare is Correct Answers 30 miles per hour,
except as otherwise posted
White Lights Correct Answers indicate a runway
Blue Lights Correct Answers indicate a taxiway
ORD: Amber Lights Correct Answers indicate a crossroad that provides
authorized vehicle access across taxiways
RUNWAY INCURSIONS Correct Answers Classified into the
following four categories
VEHICLE OPERATING REGULATIONS MANUAL
QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED DETAILED SOLUTIONS
( MULTIPLE CHOICES) |100% CORRECT!!
No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within Correct
Answers 10 feet of the security perimeter fence line
No person will park a ground vehicle or other equipment within Correct
Answers 15 feet of any fire hydrant, other fire control apparatus or fuel
shut off switches
No person , other than the operator of an aircraft servicing vehicle for a
designated aircraft, operating a ground vehicle on the ramp will pass
withi Correct Answers 20 feet of a parked aircraft
DISTANCES Vehicle drivers should stay at least Correct Answers 150
feet back/away from the chute if any snow blowing equipment. Window
glass can easily be blown into the vehicle from the force of the snow
being the on increasing the potential danger
WHEN REFUELING Vehicles must be Correct Answers 10 feet apart
from vehicles and 50 feet from any structure
WHEN REFUELING Fuel vehicles must be parked a minimum of
Correct Answers 50 feet away from airport buildings and in department
designated areas. In addition, fuel tankers must be parked 10 feet of
CLEAR SPACE on each side of tanker No other equipment can be
parked within the clear space
, WHEN REFUELING Vehicles may not park closer than Correct
Answers 100 feet from a fuel spill. Never driver through a fuel spill
All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed Correct Answers 5
miles per hour while in the baggage make up area, tug tunnel and
depressed roadway
ORD: All vehicles will operate at a speed not to exceed Correct Answers
20 miles per hour while transversing the Ramp areas.
ORD: The speed limit at O'Hare is Correct Answers 30 miles per hour,
except as otherwise posted
White Lights Correct Answers indicate a runway
Blue Lights Correct Answers indicate a taxiway
ORD: Amber Lights Correct Answers indicate a crossroad that provides
authorized vehicle access across taxiways
RUNWAY INCURSIONS Correct Answers Classified into the
following four categories
