CPC Case Studies Mock Test

Tom works for a freight forwarding organisation. He drives a 21-tonne curtain-sided vehicle. As a freight forwarder, Tom often has to travel to ports transporting electrical equipment. Tom's operator has recently started offering installation and removal services. Tom's employer is concerned with fuel efficiency and has recently sent him on a course to improve fuel consumption. Since the course, Tom's employer has purchased Sat Navs for every driver, fitted echo-friendly suspensions and has introduced a bonus incentive for fuel-efficient driving. Tom starts his shift at 06:00am and is en-route to Felixstowe port to collect a load. He travels through Felixstowe town center at 06:30am and wants to stop at shop for a drink, but there are no parking spaces in the car park.

There are 6 questions in this CPC case studies mock test. Read the scenario carefully and ensure you understand it fully. You need to score at least 5 out of 6 to pass. Good luck!

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A It will record how long he has driven for
B It will show Tom the best route to go
C It will tell Tom where the nearest petrol station is
D It will tell him when he needs to have a break
Correct Answer: B It will show Tom the best route to go
A Brake harshly
B Brake progressively
C Coast
D Drive fast in low gears
Correct Answer: B Brake progressively
A 00:00am and 07:00am
B 06:00am and 08:00am
C 23:00pm and 07:30am
D 23:30pm and 07:00am
Correct Answer: D 23:30pm and 07:00am
A In a parking space with restrictions between 06:00am-07:00am
B In a parking space without restrictions 5 minutes from the shop
C On the pavement in the town centre because it is before 07:00am
D On the road
Correct Answer: B In a parking space without restrictions 5 minutes from the shop
A Act on behalf of another company who may be importing and exporting goods
B Delivering and collecting your businesses 'own goods
C Delivering goods using six modes of transport
D Getting other haulage companies to Q deliver goods on behalf of haulage company
Correct Answer: A Act on behalf of another company who may be importing and exporting goods
A Greater profit for the operator
B IT gives HGV drivers a break from driving
C So HGV drivers can build a rapport with the customer
D So HGV drivers can work longer
Correct Answer: A Greater profit for the operator