AIRFIELD DRIVING TRAINING EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED
A)
______ with the tower is required while within the CMAs - ANSWER-Radio
communication
______ is within 100 feet of the runway and overruns. - ANSWER-Controlled Movement
Areas (CMA)
Any occurrence involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle, or person in the
CMA. - ANSWER-Runway Incursion
A red sign with white letters/numbers, indicating mandatory holding positions for
runways, ILS Critical Areas, and certain other instructions for pilots, vehicles, and
pedestrians on the airfield. - ANSWER-Mandatory Sign
Usually a yellow sign with black letters/numbers, indicating the direction of taxiways
leading out of an intersection or to a destination. - ANSWER-Informational Sign
A designated access point for both restricted areas and an entrance and exit point
to/from the flightline areas at Robins AFB. - ANSWER-Entry Control Point
The process, program, or act of removing any/all foreign objects from all aircraft
movement areas (runways, taxiways, & aprons) which may damage an aircraft, engine,
aircraft system, component, tire, munitions, or support equipment. - ANSWER-Foreign
Object Damage (FOD) Control/Prevention
A road which leads to/from an aircraft movement area (runway, taxiway, or apron) or
support facility located on the airfield/flightline. - ANSWER-Vehicle Service Road
A apron or parking spot sited and approved for the uploading or downloading of
hazardous cargo to/from an aircraft, to include explosives. - ANSWER-Hot Cargo Area
An area on the airfield designated for aircraft/equipment requiring security protection
level. Marked with signs or ground markings prior to entering, red lines will indicate
boundaries. - ANSWER-Restricted Area
An area on the approach side of the runway threshold which is paved but is not
intended for normal operational use. It serves as a safety area for aircraft which ______
, the end of the runway or touch down short of the threshold. It is located within the CMA.
- ANSWER-Overrun
A solid white line parallel to taxiways and towway centerlines marking the minimum
distance vehicles and ground equipment must be maintained to ensure wingtip
clearance for aircraft. - ANSWER-Wingtip Clearance Line
Current state driver's license, appointed by Commander/Director, AF Form IMT 483
Certificate of Competency for Airfield Driving. - ANSWER-Vehicle Operator
Requirements
Circle of Safety is an imaginary circle measured ______ from the nose, wingtips, and
tail of the aircraft. Vehicles are not allowed within this circle unless they are to be loaded
aboard or used to service the aircraft. - ANSWER-10 feet
Personnel will park vehicles ______ to the wing axis, with ignition off, key left in the
ignition, parking brake set and the vehicle placed in reverse (standard transmission) or
park (automatic transmission). - ANSWER-Parallel
Use the Roadway, Taxiway/Taxi lane Or Tow way Until Reaching a Point ______ Of
Destination. - ANSWER-90 Degrees
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with the ______ of the vehicle toward the
aircraft. - ANSWER-Driver's side
Who must accomplish refresher training annually ? - ANSWER-Flightline authorized
personnel
Who must complete refresher training every three (3) years ? - ANSWER-Industrial
Area only individuals
All individuals operating within the CMA must have normal _____. - ANSWER-color
vision
USAF Airport Signs and Markings (visual aid) - ANSWER-AFVA 11-240
Runway/Controlled Movement Area (CMA) Procedures (visual aid) - ANSWER-AFVA
13-222
Upon entering from either perimeter road or after returning to the airfield from an
unpaved surface such as the infield, personnel shall conduct a complete _____ of their
tires upon returning to a paved surface portion of any aircraft movement area of the
airfield (runway, taxiway, apron). - ANSWER-FOD check
Vehicles required to operate on both sides of the runway will use the _____ and not
cross the runway. - ANSWER-Perimeter road
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (GRADED
A)
______ with the tower is required while within the CMAs - ANSWER-Radio
communication
______ is within 100 feet of the runway and overruns. - ANSWER-Controlled Movement
Areas (CMA)
Any occurrence involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle, or person in the
CMA. - ANSWER-Runway Incursion
A red sign with white letters/numbers, indicating mandatory holding positions for
runways, ILS Critical Areas, and certain other instructions for pilots, vehicles, and
pedestrians on the airfield. - ANSWER-Mandatory Sign
Usually a yellow sign with black letters/numbers, indicating the direction of taxiways
leading out of an intersection or to a destination. - ANSWER-Informational Sign
A designated access point for both restricted areas and an entrance and exit point
to/from the flightline areas at Robins AFB. - ANSWER-Entry Control Point
The process, program, or act of removing any/all foreign objects from all aircraft
movement areas (runways, taxiways, & aprons) which may damage an aircraft, engine,
aircraft system, component, tire, munitions, or support equipment. - ANSWER-Foreign
Object Damage (FOD) Control/Prevention
A road which leads to/from an aircraft movement area (runway, taxiway, or apron) or
support facility located on the airfield/flightline. - ANSWER-Vehicle Service Road
A apron or parking spot sited and approved for the uploading or downloading of
hazardous cargo to/from an aircraft, to include explosives. - ANSWER-Hot Cargo Area
An area on the airfield designated for aircraft/equipment requiring security protection
level. Marked with signs or ground markings prior to entering, red lines will indicate
boundaries. - ANSWER-Restricted Area
An area on the approach side of the runway threshold which is paved but is not
intended for normal operational use. It serves as a safety area for aircraft which ______
, the end of the runway or touch down short of the threshold. It is located within the CMA.
- ANSWER-Overrun
A solid white line parallel to taxiways and towway centerlines marking the minimum
distance vehicles and ground equipment must be maintained to ensure wingtip
clearance for aircraft. - ANSWER-Wingtip Clearance Line
Current state driver's license, appointed by Commander/Director, AF Form IMT 483
Certificate of Competency for Airfield Driving. - ANSWER-Vehicle Operator
Requirements
Circle of Safety is an imaginary circle measured ______ from the nose, wingtips, and
tail of the aircraft. Vehicles are not allowed within this circle unless they are to be loaded
aboard or used to service the aircraft. - ANSWER-10 feet
Personnel will park vehicles ______ to the wing axis, with ignition off, key left in the
ignition, parking brake set and the vehicle placed in reverse (standard transmission) or
park (automatic transmission). - ANSWER-Parallel
Use the Roadway, Taxiway/Taxi lane Or Tow way Until Reaching a Point ______ Of
Destination. - ANSWER-90 Degrees
All vehicles must approach parked aircraft with the ______ of the vehicle toward the
aircraft. - ANSWER-Driver's side
Who must accomplish refresher training annually ? - ANSWER-Flightline authorized
personnel
Who must complete refresher training every three (3) years ? - ANSWER-Industrial
Area only individuals
All individuals operating within the CMA must have normal _____. - ANSWER-color
vision
USAF Airport Signs and Markings (visual aid) - ANSWER-AFVA 11-240
Runway/Controlled Movement Area (CMA) Procedures (visual aid) - ANSWER-AFVA
13-222
Upon entering from either perimeter road or after returning to the airfield from an
unpaved surface such as the infield, personnel shall conduct a complete _____ of their
tires upon returning to a paved surface portion of any aircraft movement area of the
airfield (runway, taxiway, apron). - ANSWER-FOD check
Vehicles required to operate on both sides of the runway will use the _____ and not
cross the runway. - ANSWER-Perimeter road
