Not required on trucks.

Only required on trailers.

Required on tractors.

Only required when transporting hazardous materials.

Has a single air brake system, but uses two sets of controls.

Has one air brake system for each side of the truck.

Has two brakes for each wheel.

Has two separate air brake systems, but uses a single set of controls.

It stays about the same.

It increases slightly.

It doubles.

It quadruples.

The transmission

The engine

The radiator

The door latch

100 feet

250 feet

300 feet

450 feet

Within a few seconds.

After about a minute.

After about four minutes.

Within 10 minutes of driving.

Is acceptable.

Allows air to get to the cargo to keep it cool.

Can tear away.

Can attract birds.

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.

With the front bumper on top of the front boundary line.

With the rear wheels over the rear boundary line.

Straight within the boundaries of the parking space.

At an angle within the boundaries of the parking space.

Are unsafe.

Are acceptable on tires in the rear of the vehicle.

Are acceptable only when carrying a heavy load.

Are acceptable in combination vehicles.

They will become too smooth.

They will harden.

They may stop working.

The air compressor will kick in to cool the brakes

15 mph.

25 mph.

35 mph.

45 mph.

Scan the road for pedestrians.

Check traffic regularly.

Avoid checking your mirrors near intersections.

Check your mirrors regularly.

Are not usually necessary when driving at night.

Provide better light than the sun.

Should be on the high beam setting whenever possible.

Should always be on the high beam setting.

Must be done by the driver.

Can be done by a second person who is responsible for the safety of the cargo.

Can be done by a second person, but the driver is responsible for the safety of the cargo.

Must be done by a person from the shipping company.

It is difficult to see behind the vehicle.

Most trucks do not have the ability to move in reverse.

Cargo may fall out of the trailer.

There may be extra weight in the front of the trailer.

Take a cold shower.

Exercise.

Wait.

Drink coffee.

Drink coffee.

Take caffeine pills.

Not drive.

Drive as fast as possible so you get to the destination quickly.

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Two

Three

Four

Only needed for vehicles transporting hazardous materials.

Only needed for interstate travel.

Required.

Only required when transporting passengers.

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

Drive faster than usual to test the security of the load.

Only use the side mirrors to check on the cargo.

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

The law of the state in which the trip originated takes precedence.

The law of the state the vehicle is in takes precedence.

The driver should request federal regulations to override conflicting state laws.

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

Drive on the shoulder.

Pull off the roadway.

Drive faster.

Allow the vehicle to pass.

Ensure that the truck is not overloaded.

Ensure that the cargo is balanced.

Ensure that the cargo is secured properly.

Ensure that the breakable items are placed under heavier items.

Before starting a trip

While driving

After a trip

Mirrors do not need to be adjusted.

Eyes going out of focus by themselves

Having trouble keeping your head up

Drifting from lane to lane

All of the above

Listen for unusual noises.

Rev the engine.

Turn up the radio.

Turn on the heater.

Walking to the back of a vehicle to check its position

Using side mirrors to check a vehicle's position

Looking out of the driver's side window to check a vehicle's position

A driver glancing over their shoulder to check blind spots

A driver should have a license for each state that will be visited.

A driver should have a license for each state where there is a planned stop.

A driver should have a license for the state where the trip begins and the state where the trip ends.

A driver should have only one license.

The parking brake should not be engaged.

Wheels should be chocked.

The engine should be running.

The gearshift should be in first gear.

The ABS is working properly.

The ABS has just been activated.

The ABS is not working properly.

The ABS needs to be activated.

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Two

Three

Four

Use the parking brakes and/or chock blocks.

Leave the vehicle in a low gear.

Remove the battery.

Disconnect the radiator.

Continue to drive normally.

Drive with one foot on the accelerator and one foot on the brake pedal.

Call the local law enforcement agency.

Safely exit the roadway and stop.

Speed up.

Swerve as you pass under the bridge.

Slow down.

Drive on the shoulder.

Apply the brakes as hard as possible without locking the wheels.

Apply the brakes with about half-force.

Apply the brakes until the wheels lock.

Pump the brakes.

That the oil pressure gauge is working.

That the oil pressure warning light turns off, or that the gauge shows increasing or normal oil pressure.

That the oil temperature gauge, if equipped, rises to the normal operating range.

That the oil pressure gauge comes on when brakes are used.

They are a habitual user of alcoholic beverages.

They are not liked by the person administering the test.

They have a speeding ticket on their record.

They work for a city government.

Shifting into a higher gear.

Shifting into a lower gear.

Finding a hill.

Letting the truck run out of gas.

Because it is best to always accelerate very slowly.

So they do not lose control of their vehicle.

So the driver does not accelerate faster than the vehicle ahead.

To be the last vehicle through an intersection.

One point of contact

Four points of contact

Three points of contact

Two points of contact

Are very slippery.

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

Offer more traction than the rest of the roadway.

Will stop a vehicle.

Your speed will not change.

Your speed will decrease.

Your speed will increase.

You will slow to a stop.

Pump the brake pedal three times and hold the pedal for five seconds. If the pedal moves, there may be a problem.

Push the brake pedal down as far as possible and let go. If the brake pedal returns to its normal position, there may be a problem.

Push the brake pedal down as far as possible and let go. If the brake makes a squeak, there may be a problem.

Remove the rear wheel and listen for a noise when the brake pedal is depressed.

Be given a citation.

Be put in jail.

Lose your CDL for one year.

Be put out-of-service for 24 hours.

Held with one hand.

Held with both hands on opposite sides of the wheel.

Held with both hands at the bottom of the wheel.

Held with both hands at the top of the wheel.

A warning light will come on.

The vehicle will not shift out of gear.

The front lights will flash.

The vehicle should stop.

When tank pressure falls below 120 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 60 psi.

When tank pressure falls below 10 psi.

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S-cam drum brake.

C-cam drum brake.

G-cam disc brake.

P-cam disc brake.