Press on and finish the trip.

Drive faster to reach your destination more quickly.

Safely leave the road and take a nap.

The yellow light on the left rear of the trailer stays on.

The red light on the right side of the trailer flashes three times.

All the rear lights flash and then turn off.

Within seconds.

Within five minutes.

After about three minutes.

The speed of your engine (rpm).

The speed of the road (mph).

The actions of the vehicle next to you.

Water is always very slippery.

The fresh rain mixes with oil on the roadway.

The water has nowhere to go.

Are probably aware of the roadway.

May be distracted by the repair and not pay attention to the roadway.

Are exempt from traffic laws.

Place as little weight as possible over the axles.

Place an appropriate amount of weight over the axles.

Not be concerned with how the cargo's weight is distributed.

Speed up quickly.

Speed up slowly.

Not be concerned about the pavement.

Can make a vehicle likely to tip over.

Is encouraged in inclement weather.

Is required on some roads.

As high as possible.

As low as possible.

As far back as possible.

To make a vehicle operate more smoothly

To provide extra gears

To improve a vehicle's gas mileage

You should rely on your mirrors to guide you.

You should first walk the area to become more familiar with obstacles.

You should look straight ahead.

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 truck may miss the object.

The truck may flip over.

The truck may stay in the same lane.

Ice that is dry

Ice that is wet

Wet pavement

Before entering the curve

While in the curve

After the curve

Only use the side mirrors on the driver’s side of the vehicle.

Use both side mirrors.

Not use a helper.

Within three hours.

Within a week.

Within 30 days.

Drivers speeding

Slow drivers

Animals crossing the road

In the morning

In the early evening

Late at night

You do not need to wear a seat belt.

You are required to wear a seat belt, but only if transporting more than 500 pounds of cargo.

You must always wear a seat belt.

Tell other drivers that you are angry.

Warn other drivers that you are near.

Frighten other drivers.

Often misleading.

The only way a driver can learn of potential trouble with the vehicle.

A way to learn of potential trouble with the vehicle.

Single air brakes

Dual air brakes

Triple air brakes

Usually have a low center of gravity.

Usually have a high center of gravity.

Are usually not allowed to cross railroad tracks.

Make sure the locking jaws are open.

Make sure the locking jaws are fully closed around the kingpin.

Make sure the locking jaws are loose.

Should try guessing.

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

Should look at the road closely.

The hood should be opened.

The engine should be turned off.

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

Placed as high as possible.

Placed as low as possible.

Placed as far to the left as possible.

You will be less likely to forget something.

You will have more time to complete the inspection.

It is required by law.

An explosive.

Liquid.

Corrosive.

Move into the left lane.

Speed up.

Increase the distance between you and the vehicle ahead.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Four to five

On dry roadways only.

Under all conditions.

Under all conditions, except for snow.

It rained recently.

The nuts are loose.

The nuts are too tight.

Rely on warning signals to indicate if a train is approaching.

Rely on the actions of other motorists to indicate if a train is approaching.

Not rely solely on warning signals to indicate if a train is approaching.

How well-spoken you are.

How quickly you arrive to your destination.

General driving behavior.

The weight stated by the manufacturer as the loaded weight of a single vehicle

The maximum weight that can be pulled by a vehicle

The minimum weight that can be hauled by a vehicle

Continue driving, but have the brakes repaired within a week.

Pull over and inspect the brakes.

Phone a mechanic while driving.

To protect people from spilled cargo

To protect the cargo from weather

To keep the cargo a secret

Two

Three

Four

10 miles.

150 miles.

500 miles.

Check the engine oil level.

Replace a tire.

Remove the alternator belt.

Should never be used.

Protect drivers from being hit by cargo.

Protect drivers' heads when they are entering the cab of a truck.

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.

Before every lane change.

When changing lanes, but only when other vehicles are nearby.

When changing lanes, but only if it is dark outside.

One tie-down.

Two tie-downs.

Three tie-downs.

When tires are properly inflated.

When driving at speeds slower than 15 mph.

In areas where water collects on the road.

Use the brakes.

Stay off the brakes.

Swerve.

The loss of your CDL for life.

The loss of your CDL for five years.

The loss of your CDL for one year.