Frayed.

Tight.

Greasy.

Easy to slide off.

Always respond by stopping.

Not always respond by stopping.

Never respond by swerving.

Always turn on your flashers to warn other drivers.

Speed.

Number of passengers.

Time of day.

Traffic.

Keep their side door open.

Turn on their emergency flashers.

Wave their arms.

Turn off all their lights.

Glued to the bed.

Strapped down.

Loose to allow it to shift when the vehicle turns.

Heavy enough that it won’t shift.

The brakes will squeak.

The brakes may freeze so the vehicle cannot move.

The brakes may suddenly release by themselves.

The brakes may become too smooth to be used.

Speed.

Sunshine.

Time of day.

Traffic.

Show where the power steering fluid dipstick is located.

Check for adequate power steering fluid.

Ensure that the power steering fluid level is above the full mark.

Ensure that the power steering level is above the refill mark.

The water mixes with oil and grease on the road.

Roads are naturally slippery.

Gravel often gets washed to the middle of the lane.

Tires are not usually designed to drive in rain.

May be used on a tractor.

May be used on a trailer.

Should be used in adverse weather conditions.

Should not be used on a vehicle.

Not be equipped with a fire extinguisher, unless transporting hazardous materials.

Not be equipped with a fire extinguisher, unless the vehicle will be traveling through remote areas.

Never be equipped with a fire extinguisher.

Always be equipped with at least one fire extinguisher.

Headache racks

Cargo stoppers

Head braces

Bonkers

Is not required if the driver regularly uses the vehicle.

Is not required for trips under 100 miles.

Is only to be performed by a mechanic.

Is required by law.

Loosen your grip on the steering wheel.

Immediately apply the brakes.

Check your tires after coming to a complete stop.

Turn sharply off the road.

Only before the trip.

Before the trip and after the first 50 miles.

Only by loading personnel.

Only after arriving to the final destination.

Only required when transporting gases.

Only required when transporting liquids.

Required when transporting both liquids and gases.

Optional when transporting hazardous materials.

Other motorists seeing the livestock.

The vehicle's weight shifting as the animals move.

Extra tolls.

Passing emissions testing.

A vehicle should be placed out-of-service.

A vehicle's oil should be changed.

A vehicle's after-trip inspection should be completed.

A vehicle's battery should be disconnected.

Move quickly, before other vehicles can enter into the lane.

Move slowly in case another vehicle is in the lane.

Not use a turn signal.

Avoid the right lane.

20/20 vision.

20/40 vision.

20/100 vision.

20/200 vision.

Discouraged because the road ahead is not as important as your current location.

Encouraged to help you identify hazards as early as possible.

Not allowed.

Only encouraged when transporting hazardous materials.

Tied down.

Glued down.

Left loose.

Pushed to one side.

Increase your speed.

Decrease your speed.

Not drive in any lane.

Wait until the construction is complete before proceeding.

Failure of only that exercise.

A reset of that exercise.

Automatic failure of the basic vehicle control skills test.

An extra point against your score.

Excepted

Exempted

Non-excepted

Non-exempted

In the morning.

In cold weather.

At night.

After work.

Allow rain water to enter the tanks.

Are used to drain water and oil from the air tanks.

Should never be opened.

Must remain open while driving.

Look under the trailer for wheel speed sensors coming from the back of the brakes.

Look under the hood for the ABS sticker.

Look at the tires.

Remove a tire and look for the ABS sensor on the axle.

Excessive speeding.

Littering.

Reckless driving.

Following too closely.

May be done if the messages are short.

Is encouraged.

Is permitted if you are asking a question of your employer.

Is not permitted.

Is suggesting a driving speed, but vehicles may travel faster than the posted speed.

Is suggesting a speed limit to be followed only by vehicles weighing more than 26,000 pounds.

Should be followed and no vehicle should travel faster than the posted speed.

Is only applicable to automobiles.

A supply of spare electrical fuses.

A loud horn.

A battery-operated flashlight.

A supply of fireworks.

The pre-trip inspection

The basic vehicle control segment

The open road test

The defensive driving segment

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.

When approaching a work zone

When using a roadway with a drop off

When traveling in normal traffic

Where there is increased traffic

Should be parked uphill.

Should be parked downhill.

Must be washed.

May have to be left running.

Six to seven

Seven to eight

Eight to nine

Four to five

15 years old.

18 years old.

21 years old.

25 years old.

Lose your license for at least one month.

Lose your license for at least one year.

Lose your license for five years.

Lose your license for at least 60 days.

Apply the brakes completely until the wheels lock up, release the brakes until the wheels start rolling, then repeat the process.

Apply the brakes about halfway, but allow the wheels to keep rolling.

Apply the brakes completely until the wheels lock up and the vehicle stops.

Apply the emergency brake until the vehicle starts to slow.

Covered in grease.

Covered in coolant.

Covered in oil.

Free of oil and grease.

Loose

Tight

Cracked

Bumpy

Water is slippery.

The fresh rain mixes with oil on the roadway.

The water has nowhere to go.

Concrete can be slippery.

Is acceptable.

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

Can tear away.

Can attract birds.

Get about four hours of sleep.

Plan stopping points into your trip in advance.

Drive alone.

Schedule long trips at night.

Undergo a background check.

Pay a $10,000 bond.

Be a resident of the county in which they intend to drive.

Get permission from the city council.

15 years old

18 years old

21 years old

25 years old

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.

Open your door for a better look.

Use your mirrors.

Flash your headlights.

Open the cargo door.

Because the air gets old and needs to be replaced

Because compressed air contains some water which must be drained from the tanks

To allow for a change in air pressure

To remove bad air from the tanks