Vehicle Policy
DMV Questions
Driver Requirements
CORE-rect or Not?
Vehicle Inspection Form
100

Before you hit the road, you must start with a vehicle check-up. What’s the name of the form you fill out?

The CORE Vehicle Inspection Form.


100

On a multi-lane road, which lane is generally intended for slower traffic?

The rightmost lane

100

What document must drivers show and keep current before being assigned a CORE vehicle?

A valid driver’s license.

100

The world’s first speeding ticket was issued in 1896 — the driver was going 8 mph.

CORE-rect (True!)

100

When filling out the inspection form, what must you always note at the start and end of your trip?

Mileage (starting and ending).

200

What is prohibited unless approved for company business after hours or weekends?

Personal use of the vehicle

200

When parking uphill or downhill without a curb, turn the wheels in which direction?

Away from traffic

200

Drivers must review and sign this form to confirm they understand CORE’s safety procedures.

The CORE Vehicle Policy
200

In California, it’s illegal to jump from a car going more than 65 mph.

Not! (The actual law is about jumping from a car at any speed).

200

Gas check! What’s the minimum fuel level the vehicle should be kept at before returning it?

At least ¼ tank full.

300

Within how many hours must a driver submit the AltaMed Incident Report Form after an accident?

Within 24 hours

300

In California, injuring another person while driving under the influence (DUI) results in your driver's license being suspended for?

1 year

300

What type of record check does AltaMed run at least once a year for drivers, required by the insurance carrier?

A Motor Vehicle Record (MVR) check.

300

There’s a town in Texas where it’s illegal to drive within city limits without a steering wheel.

Not! (Made up — but it’d be wild, right?)

300

During the engine check, name one fluid or component drivers must verify.

Examples: Coolant, Brake Fluid, Engine Oil, Power Steering Fluid, Battery (corrosion).


400

Think “emergency survival kit on wheels.” Name two safety items that the vehicle must always carry.

Examples = First Aid Kit, Fire Extinguisher, Flares, Flashlights, Gloves, Masks, Mini Hand Sanitizers, Sanitizing Wipes. 

400

How far must you park from a fire hydrant in California?

At least 15 feet

400

All drivers must complete several trainings. Name one available on Workday.

Examples: Driving Safely, Driving Smarter; Urban Driving; Emergency Situations While Driving.

400

The record for the world’s longest traffic jam stretched over 60 miles in China.

CORE-rect (And it lasted for days!).

400

Light it up! Name one type of light that must be tested during the inspection.

Examples: Turn Signals, High/Low Beams, Emergency Lights, Fog Lights, Reverse Lights, License Plate Light.

500

Crash Course: Give me an example of a circumstance that may require a driver to go through post-accident drug and/or alcohol testing?

After a human fatality OR

Driver receives a moving traffic violation resulting in bodily injury requiring medical attention OR

Disabling vehicle damage requiring a tow.

500

You have two high-quality tires and two average/worn tires. Where should you fit your high-quality tires?

It’s advisable (for most vehicles) to fit new/higher quality tires to the rear axle for vehicle handling and safety.

500

If a driver’s license is suspended or revoked, who must they notify immediately?

The CORE Director and/or CORE Dispatcher.

500

The little bumps on the road (rumble strips) were originally invented by accident — a paving crew left grooves, and drivers noticed they helped keep cars from drifting.

CORE-rect (Happy accident turned safety feature!)

500

Safety first! Give two examples of items drivers check inside or outside the vehicle to ensure it’s safe.

Examples: Tires (inflation/tread), Windows (chips/cracks), Mirrors, Seats/Dashboard, Wipers, Fuel/oil pressure, AC/Heater.