TRUST exam/test "If Asked, what must a recreational flyer provide to law enforcement or the FAA? "

[Jam0ne]

All recreational drone flyers are now required to have a TRUST certificate to fly, legally

Took it and pass with no problem, but,

One of the questions asked was: "If asked, what must a recreational flyer provide to law enforcement or the FAA? "

The answer selections were

• Proof of test passage
• Proof of registration
• All of the above.*
  

Why is the "correct answer" to that question "All of the above" ?

*When drones under 250Gram doesn't require "registration".


Some sites to take the FREE test/exam: The Recreation Uas Safety Test

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https://faatrust.thedroneu.com/

The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST)

TRUST is a collaboration between the FAA and industry to provide TRUST and educational safety material to Recreational Flyers.

www.modelaircraft.org

TRUST | Proctorio

proctorio.com

Take Your Drone TRUST Test (The Recreational UAS Safety Test)

For Recreational Flyers: Take Your FAA TRUST Exam Today! TRUST is a collaboration between the FAA and industry to provide TRUST and educational safety material to Recreational Flyers. Recreational flyers can access the TRUST here. All you need to do is enter your name, email (so your TRUST...

dronelaunchacademy.com

The Recreational UAS Safety Test | Boy Scouts of America

The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) for Recreational Drone Flyers

TRUST is the drone certification exam by the FAA for Recreational Drone Flyers. Recreational flyers should print or save a digital copy of their completion certificate and keep it on their person when they fly.

trust.turbine.us.com

The Recreational UAS Safety Test (TRUST) - Lake Area Technical College
FAA TRUST Online Portal for Recreational Drone Operators - Pilot Institute

FAA TRUST Portal

erau.edu

 

[Prop Wash]

1) This has been covered. "All the Above" is correct
2) You're right about the <250 gram drones. You'd just to let them know of the weight cut-off. In the event a recreational flyer has a drone weighing >250 grams, then the pilot would show the registration.

 

[meezfine]

1) This has been covered. "All the Above" is correct
2) You're right about the <250 gram drones. You'd just to let them know of the weight cut-off. In the event a recreational flyer has a drone weighing >250 grams, then the pilot would show the registration.

In addition to showing the registration and your trust cert.. The reg number must be visibly affixed to the outside of the drone.