Stay in the vehicle and try to restart the vehicle.

Get out of the vehicle and walk away from the tracks.

Try to flag down another vehicle to give them a push.

Wait in the vehicle for a law enforcement officer to arrive.

One hour

One day

Seven days

15 days

A driver talking to a passenger in their vehicle

A child on the side of the road

A construction worker on the side of the road

A person sitting on a bench waiting for a bus

Ride the brakes all the way down the hill.

Apply the brakes for a few seconds, then release the brakes for a few seconds. Continue to repeat these steps as you travel down the hill.

Apply the brakes only near the bottom of the downgrade.

Apply consistent pressure to the brake pedal all the way down the hill.

Two

Four

Seven

Nine

One month

Three months

Six months

One year

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Four to five

Keeping your lights off.

Turning your lights on.

Driving on the shoulder.

Waving an arm out the window.

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.

The date of trip.

The route of travel.

The total distance traveled.

The number of stops.

Is acceptable.

Allows air to reach the cargo and keep it cool.

Can tear away.

Can attract birds.

Continue driving normally.

Activate your hazard lights and continue driving.

Call the local law enforcement agency.

Safely exit the roadway and stop.

The total weight of a vehicle and its cargo

The total weight of a vehicle before cargo

The total weight of cargo

The maximum weight allowed to be transported by a vehicle

Be tested on their ability to operate the vehicle.

Be required to rent a vehicle.

Be required to remove the rear brake.

Be asked to take a written test.

You are unlikely to be caught.

You are doing nothing wrong.

You will be penalized.

There is no way for authorities to find out.

Required to take an alcohol test.

Required to go to jail.

Required to pay all costs.

Allowed to refuse an alcohol test.

One tie-down

Two tie-downs

Three tie-downs

Four tie-downs

Should be placed on an incline.

Should be placed on a decline.

May have to be running.

Should be lifted with a jack.

Be activated before crossing railroad tracks.

Never be used.

Only be used after crossing railroad tracks.

Only be used near railroad tracks if a train is approaching.

The distance traveled between seeing a hazard and physically hitting the brakes

The distance traveled between a hazard becoming visible and a driver seeing the hazard

The distance traveled before a driver realizes they must brake

The distance traveled between physically hitting the brake and coming to a complete stop

Excepted

Exempted

Non-excepted

Non-exempted

Check traffic thoroughly in all directions.

Reduce your speed before entering the curve.

Keep your vehicle in its lane.

Steadily use the brakes throughout the curve.

Ensure that the wheel nuts are tight on the newly-changed tire.

Ensure that there is still enough air pressure in the tire.

Ensure that the correct tire was changed.

Ensure that changing one tire did not damage another tire.

They may keep their original license if they carry a document displaying their new address.

They may keep their original license but must get a sticker indicating an address change.

They must take all the tests to re-certify for a CDL.

The must get a new license.

Explain to the examiner what should be checked and why.

Let the examiner check the vehicle.

Talk to a mechanic to prove their knowledge.

Take apart the front brake.

Is not a cause for concern.

Is not a concern if passengers are not unloading.

Should not be on the roadway.

Is a concern, whether passengers are visible or not.

Operate a cell phone, if it does not affect your driving.

Operate a cell phone, if the call is less than three minutes in length.

Operate a cell phone, if no one else is in riding the cab.

Not operate a cell phone.

The brakes will stick.

The brakes will become extra sensitive.

The brakes may stop working.

The air compressor will kick on to cool the brakes.

One foot

Two feet

Four feet

15 feet

Immediately.

After a short delay.

Only if the damaged tire is near the front of the truck.

Only if the truck is hauling a load.

Fresh oil.

Coolant.

Grease.

Windshield wiper fluid.

Stop and check on the cargo within the first 50 miles of the trip.

Ask other drivers about the condition of their load.

Use the side mirrors only to check on the cargo.

Not check on the cargo if it was secured properly before starting the trip.

15 years old.

18 years old.

21 years old.

25 years old.

Applicants will not have to identify the ABS.

Windshield wipers are not to be addressed.

Shock absorbers only need to be checked on one axle.

The steering box should be checked for leaks.

Wait for a large gap between vehicles.

Be prepared for your vehicle to accelerate slowly, especially if it is loaded.

Make sure you can completely cross traffic, if necessary, without interfering with traffic.

Assume other drivers will make room for your much larger vehicle.

Required to ride on the shoulder, if available.

Required to ride at the maximum speed limit or they will face an impeding traffic charge.

Expected to obey all traffic laws.

Not allowed on the roadway.

The left lane

The right lane

Either lane

Trucks should not turn where there are two left turn lanes.

Put on their hazard lights.

Downshift.

Brake normally.

Use their parking brake to stop.

Pull the air brake lever.

Engage the brake lever.

Push the brake pedal down.

Pull the brake pedal up.

15 years old

18 years old

21 years old

25 years old

A sticker on the control panel.

A yellow lamp on the instrument panel.

The letters "ABS" on the brake pedal.

A metal plate on the inside of the driver’s side door.

The posted weight limit.

The color of a sign you just passed.

How many lanes of traffic there were on the bridge.

If there was a crosswalk on the bridge.

One half

One quarter

One third

One tenth

A pull-up always counts against the applicant.

A pull-up should be completed at least once.

Stopping without changing direction is not considered a pull-up.

Excessive pull-ups are acceptable in the opinions of some test administrators.

0.02 percent.

0.04 percent.

0.08 percent.

0.1 percent.

The truck should not be driven because ABS needs to be on both the tractor and trailer.

The truck should be driven more slowly than usual.

The tractor should not be used and a new tractor with ABS should be located.

The tractor and trailer can still be used together.

The belts should be checked for snugness, each with up to three inches of play.

The water pump belt does not need to be identified.

The air compressor belt should be removed.

The applicant must identify which items are not belt-driven, if any.

Keep one hand on the steering wheel and use their other hand to wave to other drivers.

Stomp on the brakes.

Not use the brakes.

Accelerate.

Remove your foot from the brake pedal.

Turn quickly in the direction of the skid.

Countersteer after the vehicle is back on course.

Accelerate.

Immediately.

After a short delay.

After about a minute.

Only if it is warm outside.