Transportation Assessment

A thorough transportation plan must include parent authorization, center and passenger information, a documented process for checking the vehicle, passenger checklist, and:

Emergency medical information for each child
Staff who have taken a defensive driving course
A process for sanitizing the vehicle
A vehicle with an alarm system

All children may stay in a vehicle for

Less than 30 minutes
No more than 45 minutes
Less than an hour
A timely manner that limits the amount of time the child stays in vehicle

Symptoms of Heatstroke include the following except:

Rapid & strong pulse
No sweating
Clammy Skin
Body temperature over 103 degrees

To install a rear facing car seat you must:

Make sure the car seat is at a 30-45 degree angle
Use seatbelt or LATCH system to secure car seat
Use pinch test to ensure harness is tight enough on child
All the above

It’s okay to leave a child in a running vehicle for a quick minute?

True
False

When should the arrival and departure times be documented?

Each time the vehicle departs or arrives at the facility
Only when children are on the van
For field trips only
The afternoon transportation time since it is usually busier than the morning.

Each vehicle needs the following to be checked daily before leaving:

Tires, brakes, blinkers, exhaust, and suspension
Windows, lights, horn, tires, and brakes
Lights, tires, blinkers, windshield wipers, and horn
Windshield wipers, steering, tires, heating/cooling system, and lights

Which of the following is true when considering child passenger restraints?

Children do not have to be in a car seat if their parents give permission
All children must ride in a car seat or passenger restraint that is appropriate for their height and weight.
A young toddler could ride in a booster seat for a short period of time.
All children must be rear-facing until they are big enough for a seat belt.

Every driver and supervisor must be over 16 years old

True
False

If you are transporting a group that contains different ages including toddlers, which ratio rule should you follow?

The ratio for the oldest child in the group
The ratio for the age group represented by the majority of the children.
The ratio for toddlers
The ratio for the total number of children in the vehicle

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