Turning the steering wheel in the direction of the turn.

Turning the steering wheel in the direction opposite of the turn.

Turning the wheel as sharply as possible.

Use a fire extinguisher.

Try douse the flames with water.

Move away from the flames and wait for the firefighters.

Explain what you would inspect and why.

Replace an electrical fuse.

Unload the trailer.

A distracted driver.

A person who is dressed inappropriately.

A person who likes fresh air.

Pull over and yell at them.

Stop after the crash scene and report the other driver’s behavior to police.

Block the driver in with your vehicle.

Wait to see if the problem goes away.

Include the concerns in your written report.

Try to fix the issue yourself.

Within three hours.

Within a week.

Within 30 days.

Only using the brakes.

Mostly using the brakes and occasionally downshifting.

Downshifting and then using the brakes.

1/32 of an inch

2/32 of an inch

4/32 of an inch

Is discouraged during the summer months.

Can be problematic because animals are attracted to the smell of the meat.

Is challenging because the load has a high center of gravity.

"Normal" and "slippery."

"Low" and "high."

"Left" and "right."

Are very slippery.

Offer the same amount of traction as the rest of the roadway.

Offer more traction than the rest of the roadway.

Do not freeze.

Have heaters to prevent them from freezing.

Freeze before other surfaces.

The hood should be opened.

The engine should be turned off.

The accelerator should be depressed to use up the remaining fuel.

Are not a cause for concern.

Are extremely dangerous.

Cannot be identified.

Should try guessing.

May open their window and feel the front of the side mirror for ice.

Should look at the road closely.

Pump the brake pedal three times, then hold down the pedal for five seconds. If the pedal moves, there may be a problem.

Push the brake pedal down as far as possible and release. If the brake pedal returns to its normal position, there may be a problem.

Push the brake pedal down as far as possible and release. If the brake squeaks, there may be a problem.

The longer you wait, the faster your vehicle will go.

The longer you wait, the more vehicles will get out of your way.

The longer you wait, the slower your vehicle will go.

Compressed air

Outside air

Non-compressed air

Never make contact with the handrail.

Maintain contact with the handrail.

Move quickly.

Only at the beginning of a drive.

Only after driving a long distance.

After every break.

Switch gears while driving uphill.

Try to pass another vehicle while driving uphill.

Stay in the right lane whenever possible.

By exercising.

By drinking coffee.

By waiting.

Not use a turn signal since you were told to make the turn.

Check traffic only to your right.

Check traffic in all directions.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

There may be fuel spilled on the ground that could catch fire.

Other drivers may not see the flares if the weather is sunny.

Flares are expensive.

Can make handling unsafe.

Improves traction.

Increases fuel efficiency.

Stay close to the vehicles.

Watch for signs of a person exiting a vehicle.

Flash their headlights.

You must tell your employer.

Your CDL will not be affected.

Law enforcement will tell your employer.

Oxygen

Carbon monoxide

Nitrogen

You likely won’t be caught because there are so many people with licenses.

You are doing nothing wrong.

You may be fined or jailed.

Is probably aware of what is happening around them.

May not be aware of what is happening around them.

Can hear the sounds of traffic.

Should be repaired immediately.

Should be repaired, but not immediately.

Cannot be identified.

Only once temperatures drop significantly below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

After all other surfaces.

Before other surfaces.

Pull over and take a nap.

Get some coffee.

Drive faster.

Make items stand taller in a trailer.

Prevent items from moving in a trailer.

Make it easier to unload items from a trailer.

The brakes may not work.

The brakes may squeak more than usual.

The brakes will brake unevenly.

Stop where you are and park

Exit the roadway as soon as safely possible

Continue driving normally

Turning on the engine and applying the trailer hand brake.

Rapidly pressing and releasing the brake pedal.

Removing wheel chocks and disengaging the parking brake.

An impaired driver.

A driver who is color blind.

A person who does not know the rules of the road.

Turn on the lights.

Turn off the vehicle.

Push down the brake pedal.

When tank pressure falls below 120 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 60 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 10 psi.

Slow down.

Travel at the same rate as on level roadway.

Speed up.

Provide their fingerprints and undergo a background check.

Provide employment history from the last five years.

Provide a list of countries visited within the last 10 years.

Speed up quickly.

Speed up slowly.

Not be concerned about the pavement.

A good way to save time.

A dangerous activity.

Acceptable if you are eating foods that are easy to eat.

Explain why you must check the items you are checking.

Change the coolant.

Replace a headlight.

Mechanical force.

Air pressure.

Gravity.

The parking brake must be always be used.

The parking brake should never be used.

Windows in the cab should be lowered.

3 psi in one minute.

6 psi in one minute.

8 psi in one minute.