Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

Which devices of a bus must be kept particularly clean to prevent the transmission of pathogens between passengers as much as possible?

The handrails at the entries and exits

The onboard toilet

The covers of the luggage compartment

The steering wheel

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. What must you carry?

At least one fire extinguisher

For double-decker buses, at least two fire extinguishers. A fire extinguisher must be stored on each floor

For buses of vehicle class M2, at least two fire extinguishers

For buses of vehicle class M3, at least three fire extinguishers

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. What must you carry?

A lamp with white and red light that can illuminate independently of the vehicle's power sources. Flashing signals must be able to be given with this lamp in case of danger

A lamp with white or yellow light that can illuminate independently of the vehicle's power sources

A lamp with white light and another lamp with yellow light. These two lamps must be able to illuminate independently of the vehicle's power sources

A lamp with white or yellow light that draws its power supply exclusively from the vehicle's power sources

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

What do you pay attention to when using a ski rack?

If the ski rack covers lights or reflectors of the bus, appropriate replacement equipment must be mounted on the ski rack

The ski rack must not impair the usability of emergency exit windows

The ski rack must definitely not cover the rear window

If the ski rack covers the license plate of the bus, an additional license plate in white letters on a red background must be attached to the ski rack

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are supposed to transport members of a football club to a football match with your bus. When the passengers board, you notice that some passengers are carrying pyrotechnic items with them. How should you behave?

I ask these passengers to store these items in the onboard toilet of the bus

I politely ask these passengers to store these items secured in the luggage compartment of the bus

I politely ask these passengers to place these items in the overhead compartments above the seats of the bus

I demand that these passengers remove themselves from the bus immediately with these items

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. What must you carry?

A spare battery

Spare diodes

Spare bulbs for headlights and lights, except for LEDs or xenon lights

One spare fuse of each type of built-in electrical fuses

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are transporting ski tourists to various entry and exit points with a bus during heavy snowfall. The bus is equipped with a ski rack at the rear. What do you observe?

I make sure that the entry areas are non-slip. If necessary, I clean them

I must definitely load the passengers' skis in the luggage compartment of the bus

When approaching and leaving entry and exit points, I pay particular attention to whether people waiting are falling on the snow cover

I make sure that the skis are properly loaded in the ski rack. I help the passengers with loading and unloading

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. When do you not have to carry spare bulbs?

When driving no further than 50 km from the base of operations

When an exemption is granted by the state governor with a decree

When driving only in long-distance traffic

When driving only in urban areas

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. When do you not have to carry a spare wheel and the tools and equipment required for changing the wheel?

When driving no further than 50 km from the base of operations

When the bus company has its own workshop with a workshop vehicle

When driving only in urban areas

When an exemption is granted by the state governor with a decree

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. When do you not have to carry a lamp with white or yellow light that can illuminate independently of the vehicle's power sources?

When driving no further than 50 km from the base of operations

When an exemption is granted by the state governor with a decree

When driving only in local traffic

When driving only in urban areas

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

A passenger insists on keeping their dog without a muzzle during the bus trip. Other passengers complain about this. How should you behave?

I inform the passenger that they may only bring the dog without a muzzle if they leash the dog in the last row of seats

I politely inform the passenger that dogs without a muzzle can be excluded from the trip

I politely inform the passenger that they may only bring the dog without a muzzle if they sit alone with the dog in a row of seats

I show the passenger the relevant passage in the operating and transport conditions of the operating regulations

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

A passenger insists on keeping their dog without a muzzle during the bus trip. How can you show the passenger the relevant passage in the operating and transport conditions of the operating regulations that prohibits this?

It is sufficient if the passenger can view the regulation at the company headquarters

I am required to present a copy of this regulation to passengers upon request

I am required to carry a copy of this regulation

The regulation must be available for download via WiFi at every public stop

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus in rail replacement service. At a stop, a person boards who is apparently carrying pepper spray on their belt. How should you behave?

I politely ask the person whether they have a weapons permit for the pepper spray. In this case, the pepper spray may be carried on the bus

I politely ask the person whether they are an official within the meaning of the Austrian Criminal Code. If that is not the case, I keep the pepper spray securely with me during the trip

I definitely do not take this person along

I politely ask the person whether they are an official within the meaning of the Austrian Criminal Code. In this case, the pepper spray may be carried on the bus

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

You are driving a bus. What must you carry?

Suitable equipment for changing the wheel, such as a jack, etc.

A spare wheel

An air pump for inflating the tires with sufficient capacity

Suitable tools for changing the wheel

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Category: Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment - Level 3

According to the provisions of the operating regulations, buses must be clean inside and outside depending on the weather. Which parts of the bus does this regulation primarily refer to?

To all parts of the bus that passengers frequently touch

To the side parts of the bus, especially the window panes

To all walkable parts

To the seats and seat belts

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Class D -8- Eco-friendly Driving, Operating Rules, Equipment – Level 3