Which claim regarding a Class 2 license holder is untrue?

Which claim regarding a Class 2 license holder is untrue?

• A. He/she must provide a bus with a seating capacity of at least 20 passengers for the road test
• B. An air brake q endorsement is required to operate air brake equipped vehicles
• C. He/she may only operate Class 1 and 6 vehicles for learning
• D. He/she may operate any motor vehicle or combination of vehicles that the holder of a Class 3, 4 or 5 operator's license may operate

Answer: (A)

The key idea here is knowing what vehicle is used for the Class 2 road test. For a Class 2 license (buses), you don’t have to supply your own bus for the road test—the testing authority or your driving school provides the appropriate bus for the test. So the claim that you must provide a bus with at least 20 seats for the road test isn’t accurate. The other statements align with typical rules: you’ll need an air brake endorsement (Q) to operate air-brake equipped vehicles; learning restrictions and privileges for Class 2 are governed by the licensing rules and generally allow broader operation under supervision, not necessarily limited to only Class 1 and 6.

The key idea here is knowing what vehicle is used for the Class 2 road test. For a Class 2 license (buses), you don’t have to supply your own bus for the road test—the testing authority or your driving school provides the appropriate bus for the test. So the claim that you must provide a bus with at least 20 seats for the road test isn’t accurate.

The other statements align with typical rules: you’ll need an air brake endorsement (Q) to operate air-brake equipped vehicles; learning restrictions and privileges for Class 2 are governed by the licensing rules and generally allow broader operation under supervision, not necessarily limited to only Class 1 and 6.