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NEW-AVOP Practice Quiz (Airside Vehicle Operator's Permits)

Note: This quiz is to practice AVOP test questions and prepare for your real AVOP test. When you will be prepared, you may visit a GTAA test location and test for the AVOP with a written knowledge test. Take this free AVOP practice quiz to prepare for the official D/A (Airside Vehicle Operator's Permits). The questions may have been changed. Please check with GTAA Officials regarding study material to update the proper information. This practice quiz has not guaranteed to make you pass but most people pass at their first attempt. Select an answer for each question, then click the button at the bottom of the page to check your answers.
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id 51

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What is the definition of "Yield Lines"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surfaces.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 50

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What is the definition of "Connecting Corridor"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surfaces.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 49

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What is the definition of "Taxi Side Stripe Markings"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surfaces.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 48

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What is the definition of "Aircraft Stand Taxilane"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surface.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 47

5 / 43

What is the definition of "Apron Safety Lines"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surface.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 46

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What is the definition of "Aircraft Tail Overhang Markings"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surface.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 45

7 / 43

What is the definition of "GSE PARKING BOX"?

A vehicle roadway painted on the movement area which crosses an aircraft stand taxilane.

A portion of an apron designated as a Taxiway and intended to provide access to aircraft stands only.

White markings indicating an adequate area for safe staging "short term parking" locations for equipment and vehicles only.

A white line 45cm wide spanning across one lane of the vehicle corridor identifying the point at which vehicles must yield as required.

White dashed markings within the apron safety lines identifying, tenant specific parking areas for that tenant's vehicles and GSE Long term.

Two solid yellow lines 15cm wide and spaced 15cm apart identifying the edge of aircraft load bearing surfaces.

Three broken orange lines, bordered by solid white. It indicate a vehicle corridor that may be affected by the tail of an aircraft when at the gate.

id 44

8 / 43

Prioritize all three vehicles in the corridors to Yield correctly by identifying vehicle A, B and C:

Vehicle "c" has more priority than vehicle "B" and vehicle "A" has the last priority

Vehicle "B" has more priority than vehicle "A" and vehicle "C" has the last priority

Vehicle "A" has first priority over vehicle "B" and vehicle "C" has last the priority

Vehicle "c" has more priority than vehicle "B" and vehicle "A" has last the priority

id 43

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All vehicles must enter or exit at the right angle:

A.) at 90 degree

B.) at any angle

C.) at 75 degree

D.) it does not matter

id42

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What colour of an obstruction light?

A.) red

B.) green

C.) amber

D.) white

id 41

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What colour lights indicate the intersection of a service road?

A.) single green lights on each side of the service road

B.) single red lights on each side of the service road

C.) double red lights on each side of the service road

D.) none of the above

id 40

12 / 43

What colour are Aircraft Stand Taxilane Center lights?

A.) double amber

B.) blue

C.) red

D.) green

id 39

13 / 43

What are those markings to proceed with caution when aircraft gated that indicate a Vehicle Corridor may be affected by the overhanging tail of an aircraft?

A - Connecting Corridors are marked by parallel checkered black and white

B - Taxiways marked by taxiside double stripe yellow lines

C - Vehicle Corridor marked by three broken orange lines, bordered by Solid white lines

D - Terminal access corridors, connecting tail of stand to terminal building head of stand

id 38

14 / 43

What colour is taxiway and apron edge lights OR reflectors installed?

A) white

B) amber

C) blue

D) red

id 37

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What colour are Runway edge lights OR reflectors installed?

A.) red

B.) blue

C.) white

D.) amber

id 36

16 / 43

The speed limit on airside service roads is:

A.) 25 Km/hr

B.) 40 Km/hr

C.) 50 Km/Hr

D.) 15 Km/hr

id 35

17 / 43

What is the purpose of Passenger path lines?

A.) provide a safe route for catering trucks to follow when servicing an aircraft

B.) provide a safe corridor to escort passengers from the terminal to aircraft that are parked on the apron

C.) provide a safe route from aircraft to follow when taxing between the runway and apron

D.) provide adequate clearance for aircraft docked at a gate

id 34

18 / 43

The maximum number of baggage carts/dollies OR Cargo Pallet Dollies that can be towed at any one time is:

A.) 5 baggage carts/dollies or 3 cargo pallet dollies

B.) 7 baggage carts/dollies or 4 cargo pallet dollies

C.) 6 baggage carts or containers/dollies, or 4 cargo pallet dollies

D.) 6 baggage carts/dollies or 2 cargo pallet dollies

id 33

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What is the speed limit within the infield TUNNEL?

A.) 25 Km/hr

B.) 40 Km/hr

C.) 50 Km/hr

D.) 45 Km/hr

id 32

20 / 43

AVOP holders Violating airport traffic directives MAY be required to:

A.) surrender their Provincial Drivers License (PDL)

B.) have an escort with them at all times

C.) complete additional training and may be required to complete another written and/or driving test

D.) serve an AVOP driving suspension

E.) both C and D are correct

id 31

21 / 43

Vehicle operators encountering electrical power cables, fuel and water hoses etc. shall:

cross over them slowly

cross over them at a 60 degree angle

move them out of the way

not cross over them

id 30

22 / 43

What is the meaning of Aircraft lead-in-lines?

A.) lead the aircraft onto the runway when landing

B.) provide guidance to an aircraft approaching to the gate

C.) indicate the limits of vehicle corridors

D.) indicate where aircraft are restricted on an apron

id 29

23 / 43

Who is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle being operated is in sound mechanical condition?

your supervisor

the vehicle operator

GTAA field maintenance

all of the above

id 28

24 / 43

The telephone number to call in the event of an emergency at the airport is:

911

647-612-5494

416-776-3055

416-776-3033

id 27

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Drivers are permitted to pass exceptionally slow-moving equipment when:

the vehicle being passed is traveling less than 15 km/h

passing is completed within the vehicle corridor

the applicable speed limit is not exceeded to accomplish the pass

all of the above

id 26

26 / 43

Who is responsible for ensuring that the vehicle being operated is in sound mechanical condition?

GTAA field maintenance

your supervisor

the vehicle operator

all of the above

id 25

27 / 43

What colour lights indicate the intersection of an apron and taxiway?

double red

double amber

single white

double blue

id 24

28 / 43

Whose responsibility is it to remove FOD (Foreign Object Debris/Damage) such as metal, plastic, paper, mud, gravel, etc.?

A - all the managers only

B - GTAA Airside Safety Officers

C - GTAA field maintenance personal

D - All airside personnel

id 23

29 / 43

What is the indication to ramp personnel that the airport is in the LOW VISIBILITY operation phase?

A - blue beacons will be activated on vehicles so equipped

B - blue beacons will be activated at security booths around the airport

C - thorguard strobe lights (lightening warning) will be activated

D - both A and B

id 22

30 / 43

Vehicle may be parked or left unattended:

A - in designated parking spot

B - within apron safety lines

C - within red hatched markings

D - both a and b

id 21

31 / 43

Yellow lines painted on the apron pertain to:

A - there are yellow lines painted on the apron

B - aircraft

C - vehicles and aircraft

D - maintenance vehicles

id 20

32 / 43

Marshalling crews shall be given the same priority of right-of-way as:

A - aircraft

B - emergency vehicles responding to an emergency

C - passenger transfer vehicles

D - none of the above

id 19

33 / 43

When driving in a vehicle corridor approaching an aircraft ready for push back, you are required to:

A - remain with in the corridor and wait until the ground crew and tug have been cleared the apron side of the corridor

B - pass behind the aircraft as quickly as possible to deliver part or bag

C - leave the vehicle corridor and go around the aircraft at a minimum distance of 20 meters

D - turn your vehicle around and return to your starting point

id 18

34 / 43

Prior to an aircraft PUSH BACK at a gate, the following indications MAY be apparent:

A - tow bar, tractor attached to an aircraft and bridge is retracted

B - anti-collision light (beacon) is flashing and engine may running

C - all hatches and doors are closed

D - Marshall and wing walkers are in place

E - equipment and wheel chalks are removed

F - all of the above

id 17

35 / 43

Prior to an aircraft arriving at a gate, the following indications MAY be apparent:

A - Marshall in position and bridge has been retracted

B - wing walkers in position

C - servicing equipment is staged and gate area is cleared

D - all of the above

id 16

36 / 43

The maximum speed limit on the open apron outside of the vehicle corridor is:

A - 50 Km/Hr

B - 25 Km/Hr

C - 15 Km/hr

D - 20 Km/hr

id 15

37 / 43

Priority of right-of-way is as follows:

A - aircraft, maintenance vehicles, passenger transfer vehicles, emergency vehicles, all other vehicles

B - emergency vehicles, aircraft, maintenance vehicles, passenger transfer vehicles, all other vehicles

C - maintenance vehicles, emergency vehicles, passenger transfer vehicles, other vehicles, aircraft

D - aircraft, emergency vehicles, maintenance vehicles, passenger transfer vehicles, all other vehicular trafic

id 14

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What action are you required to take when you encounter an emergency vehicle displaying flashing red lights driving towards you on the apron?

A - turn around and drive in the direction of the responding vehicle

B - slow down and come to a safe stop

C - immediately turn to the right and drive toward the terminal

D - return to your starting point on the airport

id 13

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The maximum speed limit within 6 meters (20 feet) of an aircraft or in a congested area is:

A - 15 Km/hr or during low visibility 7.5 km/h

B - 20 Km/hr or during low visibility 10 km/h

C - 10 Km/hr or during low visibility 5 km/h

D - 25 Km/hr or during low visibility 12 km/h

id 12

40 / 43

If a vehicle traveling in the connecting corridor (crossing an aircraft stand taxilane) meets a vehicle traveling in the main corridor, which vehicle has the right-of-way?

A - the vehicle in the connecting corridor

B - the vehicle from the left

C - the vehicle at the stop

D - the vehicle in the main corridor

id 11

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The Maximum speed limit within the vehicle corridor is:

50 Km/Hr or during low visibility 25 km/h

20 Km/Hr or during low visibility 10 km/h

25 Km/Hr or during low visibility 12 km/h

40 Km/Hr or during low visibility 20 km/h

id 10

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Vehicle operators must use the vehicle corridors when:

A - moving across aircraft stand taxilanes/connecting corridors

B - transiting more than one finger or gate

C - transiting between terminals

D - all of the above

id 9

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Which of the following most accurately describes the beginning of that portion of the runway used for landings?

A - Threshold

B - Apron

C - Taxiway

D - Hold Area

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The average score is 90%

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