Advanced Ground Instructor (AGI) Practice Exam

The speed limit on the ramp is set at 25 mph, which aligns with safe operational practices designed to manage traffic flow and minimize the risk of accidents in areas where aircraft are taxiing, loading, and unloading. Ramps are often congested with ground vehicles, personnel, and aircraft, making it crucial to maintain a lower speed limit to ensure safety. This limit helps drivers react effectively to any unexpected situations that may arise, such as the presence of pedestrians or other vehicles.

In many airports, specific speed limits are established for different areas based on their purpose and the potential risks involved. The 25 mph limit reflects common regulations that prioritize the safety of all operations on the ramp.