Nellis Air Force Base (AFB) Airfield Driving Practice Test

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• What does a red sign with the word HOLD signify?
• What is the required item for a vehicle operating on the airfield?
• What surfaces are included in the airfield's movement area?
• Which item is NOT one of the RAMPNET four things you should communicate?
• Which statement about reflective markings is correct?
• Which area is used to park aircraft or equipment?
• What does FLASHING GREEN mean?
• In addition to ATC, which office may authorize taxi movements on the airfield?
• CMAV refers to what scenario?
• When requesting to cross Runway 21R, which detail must be included in your transmission?
• When is the INST Holdline activated?
• What additional precautions apply during night airfield driving?
• What does a direction sign tell you on the airfield?
• Is it permissible to drive directly towards or underneath an aircraft?
• What does a Runway Hold position sign indicate to a driver?
• What is a fundamental practice to reduce risk on the airfield?
• Are Red Ball vehicles allowed to exceed posted speed limits?
• Which item is NOT part of recommended pre-operation checks?
• Why are ground hand signals important on an airfield?
• Minor infractions/violations penalties?
• What is the penalty for the third major offense?
• What term refers to an airfield infraction caused by entering the CMA without ATCT approval?
• Why should you avoid tailgating aircraft on taxiways?
• Which option best describes how to indicate the number of additional escort vehicles?
• Which statement is true about Red Ball vehicles?
• Between Emergency Responders and General Purpose Vehicles, which has the higher maximum speed?
• Which of the following is a key requirement for night operations to ensure safe airfield driving?
• What documents must a vehicle carry to operate on the airfield?
• Which AFVA is associated with Procedures for vehicle equipment?
• What is the main safety purpose of airfield signs and markings like taxiway centerlines?
• What is the specified rule regarding proximity to aircraft when engines are operating or starting?
• What information does a taxiway location sign convey?
• Which areas are considered the airfield's movement area?
• How should you respond if ATC gives conflicting taxi instructions?
• What does FLASHING RED mean?
• Why is situational awareness critical when taxiing near taxiways and runways?
• What is a proper notification phrase when you are off Runway 21R at Taxiway Alpha?
• Which surface is the space between rows of parked aircraft used to maneuver to and from parking spots and taxiways?
• When two vehicles approach an intersection, who has right-of-way on the airfield?
• If radio contact with ATC is lost during taxiing, what should you do?
• What is the proper action if you see a damaged taxiway sign or marking?
• What is the purpose of a runway boundary sign?
• Runway Lights outline what portion of the runway?
• What is the minimum distance you must keep in front of and behind any aircraft?
• During an escort, what is one duty of the lead vehicle?
• What is a proper backing procedure on an airfield ramp?
• Which statement best defines a hot spot on the airfield?
• During limited visibility, which lighting should you activate after moving out of the way for an approaching aircraft?
• Which AFVA specifies dash-board or sun-visor for procedures?
• What is the purpose of Approach Lights?
• Which term is not a listed infraction category?
• AFVA 11-240 covers which topics?
• Which AFVA covers Signals, Signs, and Airport Markings when mounted on a vehicle's dash-board or sun-visor?
• During an escort, who is responsible for all of the vehicles and pedestrians in the party?
• If you regain radio contact after a loss, what should you do?
• Location Signs are black with yellow legend. What do they indicate?
• What is the required apron lateral clearance distance from an aircraft wing tip?
• What term describes the area around a parked aircraft that extends 25 feet beyond wingtips, nose, and tail where vehicle operation is restricted?
• How will Nellis Tower attempt to get your attention if radio communications are not functioning?
• Which area requires Air Traffic Control Tower approval to enter?
• Which sign provides direction, destination, runway exit, or other information and is yellow with black lettering?
• How should you park your vehicle in relation to the aircraft?
• What is the term for the extension of the runway used for undershooting or overrunning the runway?
• In limit visibility conditions and when approached by an aircraft, what should you do?
• Which object would be considered Foreign Object Debris (FOD) on an airfield?
• Which action demonstrates compliance with ATC instructions near active runways?
• When escorting other vehicles, which phrase indicates the number of additional vehicles in the party?
• When maneuvering around aircraft, what pattern should you operate in?
• What color and shape define a mandatory instruction sign on the airfield?
• What is a Light gun?
• What is the maximum speed for Special Purpose Vehicles?
• What does STEADY RED indicate?
• What is the maximum speed for all vehicles within 25 feet of an aircraft?
• What should you do if you need to cross a hold point but lack clearance?
• What does STEADY GREEN mean in airfield signaling?
• Which area comprises paved zones for loading and unloading explosives and other hazardous cargo from aircraft?
• Major infractions/violations penalties?
• What is the Visual Flight Rule Holdline used for?
• Runway Incursion is defined as the incorrect presence (or lack of permission) of an aircraft, vehicle, or person on the protected area of a surface designated for landing and take-off.
• Access to CMA typically requires what form of communications?
• When requested by Nellis Tower, what must the lead vehicle ensure?
• Which type of sign denotes an entrance to a runway or a critical area?
• How will Nellis Tower attempt to get your attention if radio communications fail?
• What role does the base Safety Office play in airfield driving?
• Which of the following best describes the purpose of taxiway centerline markings?
• Where is the Visual Flight Rule Holdline located relative to the runway edge?
• Which term describes a designated agency vehicle that requires immediate access to the emergency aircraft and/or location?
• Which sign is red with white lettering and provides an instruction that must be followed?
• What is the suspension duration for the second minor offense?
• What is the purpose of hold-short signs and lines near runways?
• Which area is the ramp space between rows of parked aircraft used to maneuver aircraft to and from parking spots and taxiways?
• What is the recommended procedure for refueling activities near a vehicle?
• Which AFVA number covers Procedures for a vehicle's dashboard or sun-visor?
• What is the maximum speed for Emergency Responders responding to an emergency?
• What is a hot spot on an airfield?
• How should you respond if weather worsens while taxiing?
• The Controlled Movement Area (CMA) includes which areas and requires specific Nellis Tower approval for access?
• Which transmission confirms approval to cross Runway 21R?
• When near an active runway, what should you do if an aircraft is approaching?
• Which sign is yellow with black lettering and indicates direction, destination, runway exit, or other information?
• What term refers to any object that has the potential to degrade the physical characteristics of an aircraft (examples include tools, rocks, hats, and sunglasses)?
• What is the primary purpose of the Nellis AFB Airfield Driving Practice Test?
• Which items are identified as Nellis Blind Spots?
• The bracket descriptor [Signals, Signs, Airport Markings] is associated with which AFVA?
• How are ground signals used during limited radio communication?
• What is the most common type of Runway Incursion?
• Which area is primarily used for loading and unloading explosives and other hazardous cargo from aircraft?
• The bracket descriptor [Procedures] is associated with which AFVA?
• When using RAMPNET, what are the four items you must communicate?
• How close may you drive to an aircraft?
• Location Signs are black with yellow legend. What does this indicate?
• What color are Runway Lights generally?
• What color are taxiway lights?
• During engine operation or starting, what is the minimum distance you must keep in front of and behind the aircraft?
• In the CMA, what communication requirement exists for airfield drivers and pedestrians?
• What are light gun signals used for?
• How should you react to an imminent jet blast or blast deflector hazard?
• Which category has a speed of 15 mph besides General Purpose Vehicles?
• How should you behave near active runways during normal operations?
• What should you do when approaching an aircraft at night?
• Access to which airfield area requires ATCT approval?
• Which factor directly impacts how fast you should taxi in ramp areas?
• What lighting is required for night airfield driving?
• Instrument (INST) Holdline is defined by which markings?
• If ATC issues a new clearance after you have been told a different instruction, you should?
• Where should a vehicle stop when approaching a Runway Hold position on a taxiway?
• What does the instruction 'Line up and wait' mean during takeoff operations?
• What did the two vehicles on Taxiway Delta request in the CMA escort example?
• What practices enhance safety around high-performance aircraft at Nellis?
• Which item is described as 'Dash-Board or clipped on sun-visor'?
• To minimize runway incursions or CMAVs crossing, which location is specified as the crossing point?
• Which term describes the device used to engage and absorb the forward momentum of an aircraft during landing or aborted takeoff?
• Which item is required for a vehicle operating on the airfield?
• Which statement accurately describes the four primary categories of airfield signs?
• Which area is associated with arming and de-arming missiles and ammunition on aircraft?
• What is the recommended action if you encounter a hazard while taxiing on the airfield?
• Hold-short lines serve to indicate what boundary?
• If your vehicle becomes disabled on a taxiway, which steps are recommended?
• What should you do if ATC directs you to exit the movement area?
• Which term describes an incident involving an aircraft, vehicle, or person on the protected landing and takeoff surface?
• What is the maximum speed for any vehicle within 200 ft of parking Aprons?
• Define a runway incursion.
• Which action should you take if a mechanical issue occurs on the airfield?
• What does a CMA boundary sign indicate?
• Which statement is true about light gun signals?
• Which statement best describes the proper handling of a fuel leak when it is detected?
• What does a VFR Holdline consist of?
• What action should be taken if a taxiway sign or marking is damaged?
• A vehicle towing an aircraft must not exceed what speed?
• Which area is primarily used to park aircraft or equipment?
• Which term describes the rapid movement of air produced by the jet engines of aircraft?
• What device is used to engage and absorb forward momentum during a routine or emergency landing or aborted takeoff?
• Who uses ground signals to convey taxi instructions non-verbally when radio communication is limited?
• At an airfield intersection with two vehicles and no ATC instruction, which has right-of-way?
• Which designated agency vehicle requires immediate access to the emergency aircraft and/or location?
• CMAV stands for entering the CMA without approval, including communication errors.
• Which general rule applies to all airfield vehicle movements to ensure safety?
• Which category has the minimum speed restriction among the listed rules?
• Mandatory Signs are red with white legend. What do they indicate?
• What is the paved surface used to taxi aircraft from the parking ramp to the runway?
• What action should you take when an aircraft passes during limited visibility?
• What is the maximum speed for Towing Aircraft?
• Who must maintain two-way radio communication with ATCT when operating in the CMA?
• What is the recommended parking orientation in relation to the aircraft door?
• Which signal indicates Return to Starting Point on Airport?
• Who has authority to issue taxi clearance for movement on Nellis AFB airfield?
• If ATC says 'Taxi to Runway,' what should you do?
• Where does arming and de-arming of missiles and ammunition occur on aircraft?
• What is the proper action if you observe a fuel leak on the airfield?
• What is the maximum speed for General Purpose Vehicles on Parallel Taxiways?
• Which action should you take at a taxiway intersection near an active runway if ATC has not issued explicit clearance to cross?
• What action is required at taxiway intersections near an active runway?
• When using RAMPNET, what should you do with Nellis Tower's instructions?
• What area on the movement surface is an established route reserved exclusively for vehicle use?
• What does alternating red and green indicate on the airfield?
• Which terms should never be used over the radio unless accompanied by the phrase 'loud and clear' during a radio check?
• Is it permissible to drive between a marshaller, transient alert and the aircraft they are supporting?
• What color and legend do Informational Signs have?
• Which surfaces are included in the airfield movement area besides runways and taxiways?
• After receiving taxi clearance, what should you do next?
• The dash-board or sun-visor mount is described for which AFVA?
• What term describes a defined rectangular area on an airfield prepared for the landing and takeoff of aircraft?
• What is the typical method to request taxi clearance on the airfield?
• Which form appears at the top of the document?
• What are potential consequences of a runway incursion?
• What is an appropriate way to notify Nellis Tower that you are off Runway 21R?
• Which sign helps you determine your exact location on the taxiway network?
• Which facility do CMA participants contact via RAMPNET?
• MOPP 4 speed limit is how many mph less than normal?
• Which AFVA addresses Procedures for a vehicle?
• Informational Signs are yellow with black legend. What information do they convey?
• What is the maximum speed for General Purpose Vehicles?
• If weather worsens and visibility decreases, what is the recommended action?
• Which phrase appears under AF IMT 483?
• Hold-short lines mark the boundary you must not cross without explicit clearance to access the runway. Which option best describes this boundary?
• What signal indicates 'Clear the Taxiway / Runway'?
• Which of the following runway incursion outcomes is possible?
• What documents or authorization must a vehicle carry to operate on the airfield?
• Which are the types of Runway Incursions?
• What is the recommended taxi speed near aircraft and ramp areas?
• Which area is located around the Instrument Landing System and must be protected from signal degradation when weather minimums are reached?
• Why is windshield and window clarity important for airfield driving?
• What pre-operation checks are recommended before moving on the airfield?
• AF IMT 483 is associated with which item?
• Which term describes an occurrence involving an aircraft, vehicle, or person on the protected area of a surface designated for landing and takeoff?
• Who is the lead vehicle during an escort?
• What risk does a runway incursion pose?