TYPE 20 ACTIVITY VEHICLE - WRITTEN KNOWLEDGE TEST - Study and practice true/false and multiple choice

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Driver knowledge test for the Type 20 Activity Vehicle, including study guidance from the Type 20 Activity Vehicle Driver Manual and the Oregon Driver Manual. The test requires marking statements as true or false, covering seat belts, speed limits, securing items, locked doors, fueling rules, CDL and endorsements, first aid card timing, school bus display restrictions, passenger limits, and Oregon-issued Type 20 certification. It also includes multiple-choice accident reporting rules, cellular phone guidance, railroad crossing stops, approval expiration, and fill-in questions about first aid cards, emergency devices, reporting convictions/accidents, required behind-the-wheel training hours, and skid response.

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Pages3

Reading Time8 min

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Driver Name: Date TYPE 20 ACTIVITY VEHICLE WRITTEN KNOWLEDGE TEST Study material for this test may be found in the Type 20 Activity Vehicle Driver Manual issued by Oregon Department of Education and/or the current “Oregon Driver Manual” issued by Driver and Motor Vehicle Services (DMV) . Some of this material may also be presented by the instructor. Incorrect answers should be reviewed with the applicant and the completed test kept on file. MARK THROUGH THE LETTER THAT BEST ANSWERS THE QUESTION OR STATEMENT TRUE OR FALSE 1. T F Passengers are only required to wear seat belts if it is convenient. 2. T F When traveling on a section of freeway with a posted speed limit of 65 miles per hour an activity vehicle is restricted to 55 mph. 3. T F The driver of an activity vehicle should secure all articles likely to cause injury. 4. T F All doors on an activity vehicle must be kept locked when the vehicle isin motion. 5. T F An activity vehicle may be fueled while passengers are on board if they are asleep. 6. T F The driver of an activity vehicle that seats more than 15 including the driver must hold a Commercial Driver’s License with proper endorsements, possess a valid medical card and be part of a drug and alcohol testing pool. 7. T F An activity vehicle driver may continue to drive the activity vehicle after their first aid card expires. 8. T F A Type 20 activity vehicle may not display the school bus safety light system and bear the words “School Bus” on the front and back. 9. T F The driver of an activity vehicle may operate the vehicle with more passengers on board than it is equipped for as long as everyone can be seated some place. 10. T F The driver of a Type 20 activity vehicle must possess a valid Type 20 certificate issued by Oregon Department of Education. 11. T F The driver of a Type 20 activity vehicle must pass a review of his driving and criminal record every 2 years. 12. T F A Type 20 activity vehicle may be used for “Home to School”transportation. ODE 12/16/2005 13. T 14. T 15. T F F F The driver of an activity vehicle must report all motor vehicle violationsand accidents to their supervisor. Violations or accidents that occur in their personal automobile or for another employer must be reported. The driver of an activity vehicle may not leave the vehicle when passengers are on board until the motor is shut off, the parking brake is set, a manual transmission (if equipped) is put in gear, and the key removed from the ignition. The driver of an activity vehicle is required to instruct the students to use seat belts at all times when the vehicle is in motion. MULTIPLE CHOICE 1. An accident as defined by Oregon Department of Education is an occurrence which results in any of the following: A. An injury requiring medical or dental treatment B. Any damage to property other than the pupil transporting vehicle or damage to the pupil transporting vehicle in excess of $750.00 C. Both are correct 2. If an activity vehicle is involved in a crash that is reportable the driver must file areport with Oregon Department of Education within: A. 24 hours B. 72 hours C. There is no requirement to report accidents to Oregon Department of Education 3. Oregon Department of Education recommends activity vehicle drivers not use cellular telephones while operating the vehicle except under the following conditions: A. The vehicle is parked B. The phone rings and the driver needs to answer C. The driver needs to call the restaurant to let them know they are coming 4. An activity vehicle driver must stop for railroad crossings if: A. The activity vehicle weighs 10,000 lbs or more B. There is a stop sign at the railroad crossing C. Both are correct 5. A type 20 driver’s approval expires: A. On July 1 each year B. 2 years from issue date C. Any time they are involved in an accident with the activity vehicle FILL IN 1. An activity vehicle driver

FAQs

Where can the study material for this Type 20 written knowledge test be found?

Study material is found in the Type 20 Activity Vehicle Driver Manual issued by the Oregon Department of Education and/or the current “Oregon Driver Manual” issued by the DMV, and may also be presented by the instructor.

What should a Type 20 activity vehicle driver do when passengers are on board and they need to leave the vehicle?

The driver may not leave the vehicle while passengers are on board until the motor is shut off, the parking brake is set, a manual transmission (if equipped) is put in gear, and the key is removed from the ignition.

What is required when a Type 20 activity vehicle driver is involved in a reportable crash?

If the crash is reportable, the driver must file a report with the Oregon Department of Education within the required time window stated in the multiple-choice section.

Sep 29, 2026

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