AVOP QUIZ PART 1- 3 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
A road delineated by surface marking on an apron is called:
A. Designated Vehicle Corridor
B. Aircraft Taxi Line
C. Airport Service Road
D. Aircraft Lean-in Line - Answer -A
You are operating a vehicle in a vehicle corridor which passes behind an aircraft with
engines running, you are required to:
A. Stop well clear of the aircraft and wait until the aircraft has been backed out or the
marshaller clears you to pass
B. Pass behind the aircraft as quickly as possible
C. Leave the vehicle corridor and go around the aircraft at minimum distance of 15m
D. Turn your vehicle around and return to your starting point on the apron - Answer -A
It is permissible to operate a vehicle either directly behind aircraft upon pushback or
between aircraft and marshaller when:
A. At no time unless specially directed to do so by the aircraft marshal/crew
B. The red, anti-collision beacon of the aircraft turns off
C. Another vehicle initiates the move
D. You have waited three minutes and the pilot has not indicated any intention to move
the aircraft - Answer -A
All non-self propelled equipment used on an apron is required to be marked with
reflective material. Which of the following most accurately describes how this equipment
must be marked?
A. A yellow stripe on the front and back - the full width of the vehicle
B. Black and yellow patches on the sides and a yellow stripe across the end
C. Both A and B but not D
D. A solid yellow stripe on the sides and black and yellow patches at the front and rear
lower corners - Answer -D
How is restricted pass carried?
A. On the outer most part of one's clothing with picture facing out
B. In your wallet
C. In the vehicle glove compartment
D. Not required to be carried - Answer -A
, Aircraft lead-in lines are provided to:
A. Lead the aircraft onto the runway when landing
B. Assist in the docking of an aircraft gate
C. Indicate where aircraft are restricted on apron
D. Indicate the limits of the vehicle corridor - Answer -B
Select the description below which most accurately describes how vehicle corridors are
indicated on paved aprons:
A. Two solid white lines 7.5m apart, centered by a single broken line
B. Two broken yellow lines divided by a solid white line
C. Two solid yellow lines 7.5m apart, centered by a single broken line.
D. Two solid white lines 7.5m apart, centered by a broken green line - Answer -A
Vehicle Corridors are:
A. Required to be used at all times regardless of circumstances
B. Not guaranteed safe routes and caution must always be exercised to avoid parked or
moving aircraft plus vehicular traffic
C. Guaranteed safe routes for vehicles under all circumstances
D. Provided to ensure the safe and orderly movement of aircraft - Answer -B
Which of the following traffic has priority, (right of way) over all other traffic?
A. Maintenance vehicle in the performance of their duties
B. Emergency vehicle
C. Aircraft
D. The vehicle approaching from the right. - Answer -C
Vehicle operators must always exercise caution:
A. When vehicle corridor markings are obstructed due to faded paint, snow cover or any
other reason
B. When entering and leaving the active apron area and entering and leaving vehicle
corridor
C. When operating in front of or behind aircraft with engines running
D. When any of the conditions indicated above are encountered - Answer -D
Lights used to indicated the intersection of the taxiway and apron are what colour?
A. Yellow (amber)
B. White
C. Red
D. Green - Answer -A
A road delineated by surface marking on an apron is called:
A. Designated Vehicle Corridor
B. Aircraft Taxi Line
C. Airport Service Road
D. Aircraft Lean-in Line - Answer -A
You are operating a vehicle in a vehicle corridor which passes behind an aircraft with
engines running, you are required to:
A. Stop well clear of the aircraft and wait until the aircraft has been backed out or the
marshaller clears you to pass
B. Pass behind the aircraft as quickly as possible
C. Leave the vehicle corridor and go around the aircraft at minimum distance of 15m
D. Turn your vehicle around and return to your starting point on the apron - Answer -A
It is permissible to operate a vehicle either directly behind aircraft upon pushback or
between aircraft and marshaller when:
A. At no time unless specially directed to do so by the aircraft marshal/crew
B. The red, anti-collision beacon of the aircraft turns off
C. Another vehicle initiates the move
D. You have waited three minutes and the pilot has not indicated any intention to move
the aircraft - Answer -A
All non-self propelled equipment used on an apron is required to be marked with
reflective material. Which of the following most accurately describes how this equipment
must be marked?
A. A yellow stripe on the front and back - the full width of the vehicle
B. Black and yellow patches on the sides and a yellow stripe across the end
C. Both A and B but not D
D. A solid yellow stripe on the sides and black and yellow patches at the front and rear
lower corners - Answer -D
How is restricted pass carried?
A. On the outer most part of one's clothing with picture facing out
B. In your wallet
C. In the vehicle glove compartment
D. Not required to be carried - Answer -A
, Aircraft lead-in lines are provided to:
A. Lead the aircraft onto the runway when landing
B. Assist in the docking of an aircraft gate
C. Indicate where aircraft are restricted on apron
D. Indicate the limits of the vehicle corridor - Answer -B
Select the description below which most accurately describes how vehicle corridors are
indicated on paved aprons:
A. Two solid white lines 7.5m apart, centered by a single broken line
B. Two broken yellow lines divided by a solid white line
C. Two solid yellow lines 7.5m apart, centered by a single broken line.
D. Two solid white lines 7.5m apart, centered by a broken green line - Answer -A
Vehicle Corridors are:
A. Required to be used at all times regardless of circumstances
B. Not guaranteed safe routes and caution must always be exercised to avoid parked or
moving aircraft plus vehicular traffic
C. Guaranteed safe routes for vehicles under all circumstances
D. Provided to ensure the safe and orderly movement of aircraft - Answer -B
Which of the following traffic has priority, (right of way) over all other traffic?
A. Maintenance vehicle in the performance of their duties
B. Emergency vehicle
C. Aircraft
D. The vehicle approaching from the right. - Answer -C
Vehicle operators must always exercise caution:
A. When vehicle corridor markings are obstructed due to faded paint, snow cover or any
other reason
B. When entering and leaving the active apron area and entering and leaving vehicle
corridor
C. When operating in front of or behind aircraft with engines running
D. When any of the conditions indicated above are encountered - Answer -D
Lights used to indicated the intersection of the taxiway and apron are what colour?
A. Yellow (amber)
B. White
C. Red
D. Green - Answer -A
