On the side of the tire.

On the inside of the tire.

On the inside of the driver’s door.

Not important.

Important.

Distracting.

To see if the vehicle is on an incline.

To see if there are any fresh fluids on the ground.

To see if the vehicle is in a parking spot.

Eat a heavy meal before beginning your trip.

Keep the cab warm.

Ride with a second person who can share driving responsibilities.

Tires of mismatched sizes

Cracks in the tires

Tires manufactured by different makers

The brakes may not work.

The brakes may squeak more than usual.

The brakes will brake unevenly.

Keep cargo in a large box.

Prevent cargo from sliding in a trailer.

Prevent cargo from falling out of a trailer.

Is a good way to stay awake on long trips.

Is distracting.

Can cause mechanical damage.

Pump the brake pedal three times then apply firm pressure to the pedal for five seconds. The brake pedal should not move.

Pump the brake pedal three times then apply firm pressure to the pedal for five seconds. The brake pedal should move slowly toward the floor.

Pump the brake pedal three times then apply firm pressure to the pedal for five seconds. The brake pedal should slowly rise.

A driver checks the gauges on their instrument panel.

A driver checks their blind spots.

A driver walks to the back of their vehicle to check its position.

The air pressure in tires will decrease.

The engine oil can help to keep the engine cool.

Antifreeze is not important.

To protect people from spilled cargo

To protect the cargo from weather

To keep the cargo a secret

None of the brakes will work at all.

Either the front or rear brakes will not be fully operable.

There is usually no noticeable effect.

Presses the brake shoes against the inside of the brake drum.

Presses the brake shoes against the brake linings.

Presses the brake linings against the wheel axles.

Should never be used.

Protect the driver from being hit by cargo.

Protect the driver's head when entering the cab of a truck.

Only when there may be a problem.

Infrequently.

Regularly.

Upshift.

Downshift.

Hold the brake pedal down as far as it will go.

Be painted.

Be placed on tires in the rear of the vehicle.

Not be used.

Check the engine oil level.

Check the coolant level.

Drain the brake fluid.

The air brakes should be applied.

The parking brake should be applied.

Brakes should not be applied if the vehicle is left out of gear.

Only required for vehicles that are transporting hazardous materials.

Only required during interstate travel.

Required.

Ask permission of the local law enforcement agency.

Obtain a hazardous materials endorsement.

Transport at night only.

The laws of the state where the trip originated take precedence.

The laws of the state in which the vehicle is physically located take precedence.

The driver can choose which state’s laws to follow.

A loud sound

Vibration

Smoother steering

Prohibited.

Acceptable if weather conditions are clear.

Permitted if use is work-related.

Coming out of tunnels.

Going into tunnels.

Driving on shoulders.

By another driver.

Only after a trip is finished.

Every time you take a break.

Not be concerned with what is happening on the sides of their vehicle.

Be concerned with what is happening on all sides of the vehicle.

Not be concerned with what is happening behind the vehicle.

Back up past the parking space, then pull forward into it.

Pull forward past the parking space, then back into it.

Pull forward directly into the parking space.

A distracted driver.

A person who is dressed inappropriately.

A person who likes fresh air.

Should unseal the load to ensure safety.

Should ensure the weight does not exceed weight limits.

Must go through the container before driving.

55 and 75 psi.

80 and 95 psi.

65 and 100 psi.

Position your vehicle directly in front of the alley.

Back up directly in front of the alley.

Stop parallel to the outer boundary of the alley.

You can refuse to take the test without a penalty.

You can refuse taking the test but will be required to pay a $50 fine.

You will lose your CDL if you refuse to take the test.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Four to five

Jerk forward.

Roll backwards.

Not move backwards.

Responsible drivers.

Distracted drivers.

Knowledgeable drivers.

Air pressure

Mechanical

Heavy

When it is snowing.

When the temperature is below freezing and the road looks wet.

When the temperature is above freezing and there is snow on the ground.

10 degrees

25 degrees

50 degrees

Use your low beam headlights.

Use your high beam headlights.

Use your clearance lights.

Is a good way to maximize your time.

Is encouraged during long trips.

Is a distraction to the driver.

Trip origin

Vehicle Identification Number

Number of meals eaten by the driver

Be able to drive as fast as the driver of a car.

Not be concerned about speed, but focus on the road.

Warn drivers behind by braking early and slowing gradually.

Only before starting to drive.

At the end of each day.

Every time you take a break.

Drive in the left lane.

Drive while using your four-way flashers.

Drive without using any lights.

The trailer is straight.

There is no trailer.

The vehicle is on a slight incline.

Stop and confront the driver.

Stop a safe distance from the crash scene, wait for police to arrive, and tell them of the driver's behavior.

Block the driver in with your vehicle.

Usually have low centers of gravity.

Usually have high centers of gravity.

Are usually not allowed to cross railroad tracks.

Make sure you are rested.

Make sure your glasses are clean.

Wear sunglasses.