You should always drive at the posted speed limit.

You should always drive slightly below the posted speed limit.

You should adjust your speed according to conditions.

You should drive as fast as possible.

One year.

Two years.

Three years.

Five years.

Usually reacts well to hazards.

Usually has slowed perception.

Is usually aware of what is happening around them.

Is a good person to follow.

The truck is overloaded.

The truck is properly loaded.

The cargo is mostly in the front of the trailer.

Allowed only on the front of a bus.

Allowed only on the rear of a bus.

Not allowed anywhere on a bus.

A thick layer of ice on the road

A thin layer of ice on the road

Ice that is black from debris on the road

Ice that is easily seen

A defective exhaust system.

The wrong type of fuel being used.

A lack of oil in the engine.

Under-inflated tires.

Drains the water and compressor oil from the air tanks.

Prevents air from escaping if the air compressor has a leak.

Activates the emergency brakes when there is a leak.

Holds the spring brakes in position until they are used.

Explain what you are inspecting and why you should inspect it.

Change the coolant.

Replace a headlight.

Clean windows.

Stop harder than you would in a vehicle not equipped with ABS.

Use extra braking force to ensure the ABS kicks in.

Brake as you would in a vehicle not equipped with ABS.

Brake with less force than you would in a vehicle not equipped with ABS.

Drive on the shoulder.

Pull off the roadway.

Drive faster.

Allow the vehicle to pass.

Any time a vehicle is carrying hazardous materials.

If there is open space in the truck.

If the amount of hazardous materials in the truck exceeds 200 pounds.

If the hazardous materials create an inhalation hazard.

Release air faster than it can be replaced.

Add more air to the braking system.

Make the brake pedal more sensitive.

Create a loud noise.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Four to five

When tank pressure falls below 120 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 60 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 10 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 5 psi.

18 years old

21 years old

23 years old

25 years old

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.

A distracted driver.

A person who is dressed inappropriately.

A person who likes fresh air.

Help a driver avoid wheel lockup

Lock up the front wheels

Prevent a vehicle from accelerating while traveling uphill

Prevent a vehicle from accelerating while traveling downhill

Press on and continue driving.

Get some coffee.

Drive faster.

Pull over and take a nap.

Make eye contact with the driver.

Stay in the driver's lane.

Try to race the driver.

Ignore the driver's gestures.

Is extra alert.

Should take over-the-counter remedies to wake them up.

May make critical decisions too slowly.

Is usually more conscientious than a typical driver.

Driving impaired.

Inappropriately dressed.

Using the heat inside their vehicle.

Enjoying the fresh air.

Pull straight forward, then back to the left.

Drive straight back, then pull forward to the left.

Pull straight forward, then drive straight back.

Add fuel to the vehicle.

Prevent the vehicle from rolling back when being started from a stop.

Check the oil level.

Load cargo.

Freeze, but only once the temperature drops significantly below 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

Freeze after other road surfaces freeze.

Freeze before other road surfaces.

Have heaters to prevent them from freezing.

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

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

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

Pump the brakes three times, then apply firm pressure to the brake pedal for five seconds. The brake pedal should be easy to push to the floor.

One point of contact

Four points of contact

Three points of contact

Two points of contact

Usually do not freeze.

Usually do not contain moisture, so they can’t freeze.

Will remain slick after ice on other areas of the road has melted.

Should always be avoided.

Each system has separate air tanks, hoses, and lines.

The systems share air tanks, but each has its own separate hoses and lines.

Each system uses the same lines and hoses.

One system is the main braking system and a second system is ready to be used if the first one fails.

Add fuel to the truck.

Prevent the truck from rolling back when being started from a stop.

Check the engine oil level.

Upshift.

Downshift.

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

Should not concern you.

Should be repaired, but do not need to be repaired immediately.

Cannot be identified.

Are extremely dangerous.

Reduce normal braking capacity.

Are equipped in addition to other braking systems and do not reduce normal braking power.

Are not effective on larger vehicles.

Are illegal in some states.

Check the engine oil level.

Replace a tire.

Remove the alternator belt.

Always comes as a result of physical distraction, not mental distraction.

Can be elevated by pre-programming radio stations.

Can be avoided by eating while driving.

Can be avoided by not engaging in complex conversations while driving.

You are not required to wear a safety belt.

You are only required to wear a safety belt if your vehicle does not have airbags.

You are required to wear a safety belt, but only if hauling more than 1,000 pounds of cargo.

You are always required to wear a safety belt.

One half

One third

One fifth

The brake pedal should be pressed down gradually.

The brake pedal should be pushed down quickly.

The brake pedal should be pressed down repeatedly, but not held down continuously.

The amount of force required on the brake pedal will be the same each time you slow or stop.

Their fingerprints.

Their shoe size.

A list of countries visited within the last 10 years.

Their employment history for the previous five years.

Activate your four-way flashers.

Stop within five feet of the tracks.

Change gears while on the tracks.

Change lanes while on the tracks.

To make a vehicle operate more smoothly

To provide extra gears

To improve a vehicle's gas mileage

Is impaired.

Is colorblind.

Does not know the rules of the road.

Is very patient.

The power steering belt.

The water pump belt.

The alternator belt.

The water compressor belt.

In the morning.

In the early evening.

Late at night.

In the afternoon.

The water mixes with oil and grease on the road.

Tires are not made to drive in wet weather.

The water yet hasn't absorbed the dirt and grease.

Accelerate past the vehicle.

Stay in the right lane to pass the vehicle.

Move into the left lane to pass the vehicle.

Drive on the shoulder to pass the vehicle.

Block the driver in with your vehicle.

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

Continue driving and mind your own business.

Pull over and yell at the driver.

As high as possible.

As low as possible.

At the rear of the trailer.

A $25 fine.

A warning.

A license suspension for at least 90 days.

A license suspension for 10 years.