As high as possible.

As low as possible.

At the rear of the trailer.

A driver does not appear for their scheduled basic skills test.

A vehicle touches an exercise boundary line during the basic skills test.

A driver fails one section of the basic skills test.

The vehicle will have no brakes.

The vehicle will still be able to brake.

The vehicle will likely travel faster than usual.

Stay fit and healthy

Keep the cab warm

Eat heavy foods

You should not back up in a straight line.

You should not correct drift until you are far off course.

You should frequently pull forward to reposition the vehicle.

Improves handling.

Makes handling more difficult.

Increases a driver’s ability to steer.

They may melt.

Air pressure may increase with the temperature.

The tread wears down more quickly than in cooler weather.

Stay in the vehicle.

Get out of the vehicle and call for assistance.

Continue trying to get your vehicle off the tracks until you are successful.

Always come into contact with one another.

Come into contact with one another fairly regularly.

Not come into contact with one another.

Check the engine oil level.

Replace a tire.

Remove the alternator belt.

5 mph below your safe speed.

10 mph below your safe speed.

15 mph below your safe speed.

Are very slippery.

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

Offer more traction than the rest of the roadway.

The brakes may not work.

The brakes may squeak more than usual.

The brakes will brake unevenly.

An impaired driver.

A driver who is color blind.

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

To make a vehicle operate more smoothly

To provide extra gears

To improve a vehicle's gas mileage

When the cargo is too large to fit on a truck.

When the cargo has been or will be transported by a train.

When the cargo is a liquid.

The night.

The early morning.

The mid-afternoon.

How much you drink

How frequently you drink

The temperature of the drink

Three points of contact

Four points of contact

Two points of contact

Hold only enough air for one braking cycle.

Hold enough air for the brakes to be used several times if the compressor stops working.

Do not hold air unless there is an emergency.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Encouraged.

Allowed only if you are not pulling a trailer.

Illegal.

Frequent blinking

Drifting from their lane

Feeling hungry

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.

When tank pressure falls below 120 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 60 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 10 psi.

A good way to save time.

A dangerous activity.

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

Talk on your cell phone while driving.

Question others' driving abilities.

Set realistic expectations regarding travel time.

Responsible drivers.

Distracted drivers.

Knowledgeable drivers.

You will be less likely to forget something.

You will have more time to complete the inspection.

It is required by law.

Not encouraged, as it slows the flow of traffic.

Encouraged, as it allows you time to react to unexpected hazards.

Only encouraged if you are traveling with a passenger.

300 feet

100 feet

450 feet

Move quickly.

Move slowly and smoothly.

Hold down your horn.

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.

Ropes

Straps

Velcro

The inspection report is not important.

The inspection report must only be reviewed if there will be passengers in the vehicle.

The previous inspection report should be reviewed, if applicable.

Four seconds.

Five seconds.

Six seconds.

Difficulty focusing, with frequent blinking

Yawning repeatedly or rubbing eyes

Staying in your lane

Make turns as quickly as possible.

Refrain from passing slower vehicles.

Stop quickly.

Failure of only that exercise.

An extra point against your final score.

Automatic failure of the basic vehicle control skills test.

Signal early. Signal well before a turn or lane change.

Signal continuously. Do not cancel a signal until the turn is completed.

Don’t over-signal. If no one is near you, there is no need to signal.

Should be expected to be on the roadway.

Is usually empty and harmless.

Could contain a heavy object that could damage vehicles.

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.

A military vehicle

A school bus

An emergency vehicle

To protect people from spillage.

To hide the materials.

To make it more difficult to steal.

Change a tire.

Explain to the examiner what you are inspecting and why.

Estimate the weight of a load on a trailer.

Increase your speed.

Gently apply the brakes.

Try to stop in the water.

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

Check traffic only to your right.

Check traffic in all directions.

By exercising.

By drinking coffee.

By waiting.

You can get a hardship license to operate a CMV.

You cannot get a hardship license to operate a CMV.

Your CDL will not be affected.

Push the clutch in when the engine is close to idle.

Push the clutch out when the engine is close to idle.

Shift into neutral when the engine is close to idle.