Ntsa Driving Test

Ntsa Driving Test 146

  • 1. What must a hazardous material driver have before transporting chemicals?
    A) Vehicle insurance only
    B) Private driver’s licence
    C) Medical certificate confirming fitness and police clearance
    D) Proof of fuel purchase
  • 2. What is the recommended action if a hazardous fire cannot be controlled safely?
    A) Use water regardless of type
    B) Stay close and monitor
    C) Evacuate surrounding area
    D) Attempt to pour chemicals on it
  • 3. What training should drivers and staff undergo regarding hazardous materials?
    A) Driving theory only
    B) First aid only
    C) Regular HazMat emergency training and drills
    D) Navigation skills only
  • 4. What is an important equipment item to have in a vehicle carrying hazardous materials?
    A) Only GPS
    B) Spill containment kit
    C) Extra seats
    D) Fire axe only
  • 5. Which agency requires tanker companies to run regular emergency response drills in Kenya?
    A) KCAA
    B) KBS
    C) EPRA (Energy & Petroleum Regulatory Authority)
    D) NEMA
  • 6. Which PPE item protects the eyes during hazardous material handling?
    A) Gloves
    B) Goggles
    C) Helmet
    D) Flame-resistant jacket
  • 7. Which item is critical to alert others of a hazardous spill area?
    A) Fire extinguisher
    B) Safety gloves
    C) Warning signs, cones, or tape
    D) Headlights
  • 8. What should be avoided near hazardous spills?
    A) PPE usage
    B) Evacuation
    C) Smoking, open flames, or sparking equipment
    D) Using absorbent pads
  • 9. Which type of hazardous vehicle is used for large containers difficult to enclose?
    A) Tank trucks
    B) Box trucks
    C) Flatbed trucks
    D) Vans
  • 10. Which hazardous vehicle typically carries packaged gases, powders, or chemicals?
    A) Tank truck
    B) Box truck / Van
    C) Flatbed truck
    D) Rail tanker
  • 11. What is a key risk during hazardous material transport?
    A) Flat tires
    B) Engine overheating
    C) Fires, explosions, and toxic exposure
    D) Low fuel
  • 12. Which system in a vehicle absorbs shocks from the road?
    A) Braking system
    B) Suspension system
    C) Transmission system
    D) Electrical system
  • 13. What does the steering system allow a driver to do?
    A) Start the engine
    B) Control the direction of the vehicle
    C) Change gear speed
    D) Stop the vehicle
  • 14. Which type of brake prevents wheel lock during emergency braking?
    A) Drum brakes
    B) Hydraulic brakes
    C) ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)
    D) Parking brake
  • 15. What is the main purpose of the ignition switch/start button?
    A) Operate wipers
    B) Activate hazard lights
    C) Start the engine
    D) Control headlights
  • 16. What is the main purpose of the chassis in a vehicle?
    A) Provide passenger comfort
    B) Support all major components such as engine and suspension
    C) Store fuel
    D) Control steering
  • 17. Which part of the vehicle protects occupants and gives it its shape?
    A) Engine
    B) Transmission
    C) Body
    D) Chassis
  • 18. Which of the following is NOT part of a vehicle’s body?
    A) Doors
    B) Roof
    C) Engine
    D) Boot (trunk)
  • 19. What type of energy does the engine convert to move the vehicle?
    A) Electrical energy
    B) Mechanical energy
    C) Solar energy
    D) Thermal energy
  • 20. Which of these is a component of the transmission system?
    A) Gearbox
    B) Fuel tank
    C) Dashboard
    D) Headlights
  • 21. What is the primary function of a vehicle’s suspension system?
    A) Store fuel
    B) Control engine speed
    C) Absorb shocks and provide stability
    D) Display speed
  • 22. Which type of braking system prevents wheels from locking in an emergency?
    A) Drum brakes
    B) Hydraulic brakes
    C) ABS (Anti-lock Braking System)
    D) Parking brake
  • 23. What is the main function of the steering system?
    A) Start the engine
    B) Control acceleration
    C) Control the direction of the vehicle
    D) Operate lights
  • 24. Which component provides power for lights, wipers, and the battery?
    A) Transmission system
    B) Electrical system
    C) Braking system
    D) Chassis
  • 25. What is the purpose of the accelerator (gas pedal)?
    A) Stop the vehicle
    B) Operate wipers
    C) Increase engine speed and vehicle movement
    D) Activate indicators
  • 26. Which hand control prevents the vehicle from rolling when parked?
    A) Gear lever
    B) Indicator lever
    C) Handbrake / Parking brake
    D) Horn
  • 27. What is the correct hand position on a steering wheel?
    A) 12 and 6 o’clock
    B) 1 and 7 o’clock
    C) 10 and 2 or 9 and 3 positions
    D) 11 and 5 o’clock
  • 28. Which dashboard instrument shows the total distance a vehicle has traveled?
    A) Speedometer
    B) Fuel gauge
    C) Temperature gauge
    D) Odometer
  • 29. Which safety feature protects occupants in case of collision?
    A) Air conditioning
    B) Seat belts
    C) Radio
    D) Gear lever
  • 30. Which vehicle type is used to transport liquids like fuel or chemicals?
    A) Box truck
    B) Flatbed truck
    C) Rail tank car
    D) Tank truck

 

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