What Type of Questions are asked in Driver CPC Course, Theory Section?
Driver CPC Course, otherwise known as
Driver Certificate of Professional Competence Course, has a total of two parts,
each with two sections. First Section on each part is normally only given to
get a licence. For Commercial use however, you need the full course and the
Certificate of Professional Competence.
The
Sections are divided into the Theory and Practical Exams, the first part of
theory Exam, the Theoretical text and the first part of the Physical Exam, the
Physical Text are what make a normal Drivers Licence. However, with the
addition of Case study and the Physical Demonstration are what make a complete
Driver CPC. If you wish to drive Commercial, this is compulsory and you need to
finish the tests within 2 years of each other.
Let’s talk about the theory section in this
Article; What does a Full Theory exam include?
Theory Test
Part I
As said before, the Theory part has two
parts and they each have a similar format, let’s start with the Theoretical
Questions and then move to the Case Study.
Theoretical
Questions & Hazard Perception
The Theoretical Questions are all formatted
as Multiple choice questions, the questions are not only about the
technicalities but also about different little situations and how you need to
act accordingly to the events. The Questions can have more than one answers and
the questions will tell you how many answers you need to mark in the form of
multiple choices below. Let’s take an example below;
What should you do if an accident occurs?
(Mark Any Three)
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Leave the Scene
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Ask people What happened
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Help the Victim
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Check if they are Alive
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Make a Video
Out of these there are three correct
answers and three wrong ones, however the whole question will be one mark. You need
at least 85% on the test of these Multiple Choices to pass, if you fail to hit
the mark, you will need to redo the full exam.
The Hazard Perception Test in the Driver
CPC is more about understanding potential hazards and assessment of the
hazardous situations. There are 19 Video Clips of different situations in the
test involving different hazards, they need to be pointed out for you to pass
the test. Each video has 20 hazards, for each hazard it is recommended to press
the hazard button multiple times for it to register during test. Each clip by
itself can have up to 5 marks maximum.
Theory Test
Part II
The theory test uses the second part of the
Theory Exam for the assessment of commercial Lorry and Truck Drivers.
Case
Study
A Case Study is normally more detailed; it
is also in the form of a multiple choice question with up to 8 multiple choices
according to the Case study and the details involved, each case study can have
situation and that situation can be used for extensive questions. Let’s take
two examples, (a) & (b), into consideration for the better understanding of
this section, (a) will be Proceeding (b).
a. John was driving down a steep road, the road was alight but the
surroundings were dark, there were woods surrounding the road and suddenly John
saw someone he couldn’t see before and to avoid collision, he rammed the
vehicle into the tree.
The person that John
almost his was Dan, Dan Accused Martin of being sleepy and not sticking to the
regulation of working the lawful hours, but working extra while sleep deprived.
How can we know if John
was working the Recommended hours or not?
(Any two Options)
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Drivers Licence
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Navigation and Map
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Tachograph Card
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Law regarding Transportation
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Vehicle Tracking System
b. John Denied the Charge and told Dan that he was fulfilling
everything according to the law and Dan ran out on the Street. He says that he
was driving the recommended hours and sleeping well, he also did not take any
drugs, all that he had taken in that whole day was some painkillers for his
head and didn’t even have time for food.
What is the Effect of Painkillers on an Empty Stomach?
(Mark Any Two)
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Drowsiness
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Dizziness
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Sleep Deprivation

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