Cambodia Heavy Vehicle Driving Test study materials
Cambodia Heavy Vehicle Driving Test study resources

Cambodia Heavy Vehicle Driving Test case studies

Cambodia Heavy Vehicle Driving Test · Put your knowledge to work in context.

A heavy vehicle licence in Cambodia is the authorisation that lets a driver operate large goods vehicles, tractor units with trailers, and heavy passenger vehicles on public roads. It matters most to people who drive for a living - long-haul freight drivers, construction and tipper operators, port and warehouse shuttle drivers, and bus or coach drivers - and to employers who must show that their drivers are properly licensed for the class of vehicle they operate. The Cambodia Heavy Vehicle Driving Test case studies are 5 cases and about 3,741 words.

1

Dust, Darkness and a Broken-Down Container Truck on National Road 5

You are driving a 12-tonne rigid truck loaded with 8 tonnes of bagged cement southbound on National Road 5 at about 19:40. It is fully dark and there is no street lighting.

758 words, about 4 min
2

Pre-Trip Decision on an Overloaded Rice Truck at Battambang

You are about to leave a depot near Battambang with a two-axle rigid truck. The plate in the cab states gross vehicle weight 16,000 kg; the truck's tare weight is 6,200 kg.

750 words, about 4 min
3

Brake Fade on the Long Descent from Bokor

Your three-axle rigid tipper is loaded to about 18 tonnes and you are descending a 6 km continuous grade of about 7% on the road down from Bokor. You are in 4th of 8 gears at 45 km/h, holding speed with repeated applications of the footbrake.

762 words, about 4 min
4

Motorcyclist Down: Scene Control and First Aid at Dusk

At about 18:15 on a two-lane road in Kandal province you are driving a 10-tonne truck at 50 km/h when a young motorcyclist pulls out from a dirt side track directly across your path. You brake hard but strike the motorcycle's rear.

752 words, about 4 min
5

Two Cans and Fourteen Hours: The Last 60 Kilometres to Bavet

Your driver left Phnom Penh at 04:00 with a load of garments for Bavet. He has covered about 300 km, taken two 20-minute stops, and is 60 km from the border.

719 words, about 4 min