Swrmc Utility Vehicle Safety

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    A jogger is about to cross in front of you without a crosswalk, what do you do?

    • If he aint' in a crosswalk, he’s road kill
    • Honk and yell at him not to do it
    • Use caution, he’s got the right of way
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About This Quiz

A utility vehicle is totally different from a passenger vehicle and this is simply due to the fact that they are specifically equipped to carry given tasks with more efficiency. The test below is an Swrmc utility vehicle safety test that helps you test out your capabilities as a controller of such vehicles. Do you think you can handle it? Give it a try and see how high you score.

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  • 2. 

    Your Mule has a single bench seat with two seat belts, how many people can you safely haul?

    • 2 in the bed & 3 skinny butts up front

    • As many as it is designed for (2)

    • It’s capacity is 1200 lbs, so like, 6

    Correct Answer
    A. As many as it is designed for (2)
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "As many as it is designed for (2)". This answer indicates that the Mule is specifically designed to safely carry a maximum of 2 people.

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    Your 20 year old Gator didn’t come with restraints, a roll cage or a windshield, what do you need for base use?

    • All of it, about a $1500 refit/overhaul

    • Eye protection & retrofit with a manufacturer approved seatbelt

    • Nothing, its grandfathered in

    Correct Answer
    A. Eye protection & retrofit with a manufacturer approved seatbelt
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Eye protection & retrofit with a manufacturer approved seatbelt." This is because the question states that the Gator did not come with restraints, a roll cage, or a windshield, indicating that these safety features are necessary for base use. Therefore, to ensure safety, one would need to wear eye protection and retrofit the vehicle with a manufacturer approved seatbelt.

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  • 4. 

    You need to haul an object that loaded stands 15’ off the deck, which is the most important?

    • Overhead obstructions (power lines)

    • How fast you go

    • Route you take

    • All the above

    Correct Answer
    A. All the above
    Explanation
    All of the options mentioned - overhead obstructions, speed, and route - are important factors when hauling an object that is loaded 15' off the deck. Overhead obstructions such as power lines can pose a safety risk and need to be carefully considered and avoided. The speed at which you go can affect the stability and control of the load, so it is crucial to maintain an appropriate speed. Additionally, the route you take should be planned carefully to ensure that it is suitable for hauling the object safely and efficiently. Therefore, all of the above options are equally important in this scenario.

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  • 5. 

    Your Ranger is rated at 50+ mph, but the sign says 30 mph, what is your speed limit?

    • Remove limiter, it’ll do about 50 mph x 2

    • As long as I don’t go over 30, I’m good

    • Posted limit if conditions & load warrant, slower if not

    Correct Answer
    A. Posted limit if conditions & load warrant, slower if not
    Explanation
    The correct answer suggests that the speed limit should be followed according to the posted limit, taking into consideration the conditions of the road and the load being carried. If the conditions or load make it unsafe to drive at the posted limit, then the driver should go slower. This answer emphasizes the importance of adjusting speed based on the specific circumstances to ensure safety.

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