Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) HW Practice Test

These questions are part of the practice quiz. Start practicing

• Which scenario could indicate a distracted pedestrian?
• What are the most serious skids caused by?
• What action is required when fueling a placarded vehicle?
• What is the minimum tread depth for the steer-tire?
• Which action is NOT a safe backing practice?
• Which statement best describes the bill of lading as a document?
• The minimum clearance distance for any overpass you may encounter on your route is ______ if your trailer is 13'6" tall.
• What is a correct pre-backup safety practice?
• Which question would help determine if someone is a possible trafficking victim?
• Which action is recommended when experiencing a tire blowout?
• Carrier interventions can be triggered by:
• To report potential trafficking to federal law enforcement, you should call:
• Which practice is safest when you are behind a distracted driver?
• Which statement about managing distracted drivers is true?
• According to FMCSRs Sec. 392.9, during the first 50 miles of a trip, what must you check?
• What does it mean when you sign the bill of lading at pickup?
• When your vehicle reaches the maximum speed for a gear, you must:
• During an oil change, the element that removes contaminants is known as what?
• Which of the following statements correctly describes how to calculate remaining miles to a fuel stop when you know the current mile and the fuel stop mile?
• Which of the following is NOT a measure to prevent heat-related illnesses?
• The max gross weight on the tandem axles is:
• Per the regulations, you have to set out emergency warning devices within how many minutes?
• Your low beam headlights enable you to see _____ feet ahead and high beam headlights about _____ feet ahead at night.
• Which of the following are potential hazards you must be aware of while driving?
• If a CMV has a feature required by FMCSR, which device must be used?
• Which statement correctly describes the illegal activity of traffickers?
• Backing under your trailer at an angle can cause which of the following?
• Which of the following violations fall under the Unsafe Driving BASIC?
• Which of the following is a source for determining trip distances?
• The burning of fossil fuels such as _____ releases nitrogen oxides into the atmosphere causing acid rain and smog.
• This system is what connects the tractor and trailer.
• If you encounter a distracted driver who is on their handheld cell phone, what are some actions you can take to ensure your own safety?
• Your _____ is the distance a vehicle travels from the time you see a hazard until your brain recognizes it.
• How can you ease pressure on the fifth wheel locking jaws before uncoupling your tractor-trailer?
• Under the 14-hour limit, which statement is true?
• If you experience a tire blowout:
• Which of the following best expresses the recommended driver posture during an inspector interaction?
• Which of the following are signs another driver is distracted?
• Which document is commonly used to record post-trip vehicle defects?
• Which sources can be used to calculate the miles between El Paso, TX and Houston, TX?
• When preparing to couple a rear trailer to a converter dolly, the trailer height should be _____ the center of the fifth wheel.
• What is a key reason backing is so dangerous?
• Which statement is true about texting while driving?
• Which statement defines off-duty time?
• Which statement is NOT a feature of the bill of lading?
• What happens to you if the FMCSA intervenes against your carrier?
• Which statement best describes the CSA system's objectives?
• What is the primary difference between a manual and semiautomatic transmission?
• What can happen if you attempt to direct traffic by flashing your lights, blowing your horn, or using hand signals?
• What are some items you should have in your cab for your protection and safety when traveling during the winter months?
• Which date should not be entered on the bill of lading?
• Which of the following vehicles are required to stop at highway-rail grade crossings?
• Which statements about blind-side jackknife backing are true?
• It takes approximately _____ for a 53-foot, 80,000 pound tractor-trailer to cross a single railroad track.
• Proper, smooth shifting is important because if you shift before your vehicle is ready:
• On average, an idling truck uses about one gallon of diesel fuel every:
• True or False: It is important to verify hours on logs before accepting a load.
• Which items may incur additional expenses if a vehicle becomes incapacitated?
• A GPS designed for truck drivers includes information on low overpasses/bridges, which of the following as well?
• Severity weighting is:
• What is the safest way to lower and raise your trailer's landing gear in high gear?
• In a manual transmission, the _____ controls what gear the transmission is in.
• When centering the side mirror adjustment, what should be visible on the inside edge of plane mirrors?
• Before inspecting the engine compartment and front axle components, which action should you perform?
• Which vehicles are required to stop at highway-rail grade crossings?
• What information is required in the Remarks area of a paper log?
• What is the primary purpose of a CMV's engine controls?
• What paperwork indicates title to the goods you are delivering?
• Travel time is calculated by which formula?
• Which document must be readily accessible to authorities during an inspection or accident?
• Which statement best describes the primary approach to roadside inspections?
• Which road type is typically not a divided highway?
• Keeping both hands on the wheel in the _____ position will enable you to respond quickly to potential hazards.
• Which of the following are signs a parked vehicle might pull into traffic?
• Engine idling impacts include effects on fuel efficiency and a company’s bottom line. Which option lists these impacts?
• How can you pull the fifth wheel release handle in a way that doesn't put yourself at risk of injury?
• If you are using a paper log, how many days do FMCSRs require you to submit the log pages?
• Which is the yellow, diamond-shaped knob that allows you to activate the parking brake?
• What should you do if you are unsure what may be behind your vehicle while backing?
• The _____ is a series of connected mechanical parts which take the power generated by the engine and applies it to the tractor's drive wheels.
• If your vehicle is stopped on the roadway and you cannot exit safely, what should you do first?
• Which of the following signs might indicate a distracted driver?
• When would a CVSA decal be placed on your vehicle?
• Which practices help keep a vehicle's components in good working order?
• Cargo securement is included in which BASIC?
• Visibility at night is limited. What action(s) can you take to ensure you are able to see as well as possible?
• Which statement most accurately reflects safe interaction with pedestrians and bicyclists?
• Which item would be considered a General Form and Manner error on a driver's log?
• You are at mile marker 100 on I-81 in Virginia and your fuel stop is at mile marker 324. How many miles remain until you stop for fuel?
• If minor violations are found, which combined outcome is possible?
• Which statement about cargo securement is true?
• With an autoshift transmission, if the transmission is in the drive position,
• It is the shipper's fault if the wrong placards are on the vehicle.
• During coupling system inspection, which items should you check?
• What speed limit should commercial motor vehicles (CMVs) drive when on an off-ramp?
• A driver's daily Record of Duty Status on an ELD must be approved when?
• If flammable liquids are on fire, which class of fire extinguisher would you need to put out the fire?
• Which document proves ownership of the goods being carried?
• What two factors are affected most by extreme weather conditions?
• Secondary controls are designed primarily to do what?
• What should you do if your brakes fail?
• If you're driving a CMV that is required to stop at railroad crossings, you must stop _____ the tracks.
• Which lines on the Record of Duty Status count against the 14-Hour clock?
• The Hours-of-Service Compliance BASIC includes an out-of-service penalty. Which other BASIC also includes this penalty?
• What is a safe approach if you cannot see behind the trailer while backing?
• If you see jacked-up wheels, a raised hood, or activated four-way flashers in the distance, what should you do to avoid the disabled vehicle?
• In addition to recognizing hazards, you should always _____ to avoid a crash.
• I have a dump truck with a GVWR of 27,000lbs towing a small trailer with a GVWR of 11,000lb. I need what class license to drive this vehicle?
• Visual distractions are:
• During converter dolly positioning, the rear trailer kingpin should be about how far from the jaw opening?
• Which of the following is an example of routine servicing?
• APUs reduce fuel use because they use less fuel than idling, which makes them environmentally friendly. Which option correctly reflects this?
• If I am hauling a Hazardous Material load, I do not have to be concerned about which route I take.
• Per FMCSR 395.8(f)(1), your Record of Duty Status (Log Book) should be updated:
• An example of a _____ distraction is eating a cheeseburger and fries while driving down the road.
• Which document should be completed and signed to report vehicle defects?
• A driver transporting a placarded amount of hazardous materials needs a hazmat endorsement.
• If the ELD malfunctions after a lunch stop, what should you do to stay compliant?
• Is there aHours of Service violation if the driver exceeds both the 8-hour and 11-hour limits in a shift?
• A 34-hour restart is never mandatory and is optional.
• Why is it important to move your vehicle (if you are able) to the side of the road after an accident?
• Which indicator tells you there are multiple tracks at a crossing?
• What is something you can do to help keep your Driver Fitness BASIC score low?
• Which statement best describes a tractor jackknife?
• When double clutching is done correctly and RPMs are matched during the shift, what is one benefit?
• Too much weight on a steering axle can cause:
• Which item is not part of the four components of the fire tetrahedron?
• Which of the following are signs a driver may be confused or impaired?
• If you place emergency warning devices four paces behind your truck, forty paces behind your truck, and forty paces in front of your truck, what type of road would you be on?
• What condition requires post-accident alcohol and drug testing?
• When looking over the suspension system, you need to check for cracked, loose, or:
• What is the federal maximum gross vehicle weight?
• According to FMCSA, which action may be permissible when driving a CMV?
• Which of the following are considered highway-rail grade crossing offenses?
• On a downgrade, your vehicle is working _____ gravity, resulting in a(n) _____ in speed.
• In an automatic transmission, which control is used to change gears?
• To help avoid fatigue while driving at night, you should:
• You need to keep your record of duty status current to your last change of duty to avoid a violation. This includes today's current activity and the previous _____ consecutive days, which must be in your possession and available for inspection duty.
• Which statement about night driving is true based on the material?
• Which warning device indicates there is inadequate pressure in the air brake system?
• Severity weighting is:
• When positioning the converter dolly for coupling, you should roll the converter dolly up to the rear trailer and stop when:
• Which statement about the 14-hour limit is true?
• What is a potential sign of a distracted driver?
• For your carrier, violations and out-of-service orders mean:
• When is an appropriate time for you to use your four-way flashers?
• Which document is not typically reviewed after a roadside inspection?
• Idling laws can be enacted by which levels of government?
• Which fuels contribute to nitrogen oxide emissions?
• Which statement is true regarding the packing group for hazmat shipments?
• What is essential for you to do when you're making a left turn in an intersection with multiple lanes?
• When there are two lanes available for a left turn, you should be aware of off tracking. True or false?
• Which statement defines visual distractions?
• Which statement best describes the end-of-day processing for ELD logs?
• To maintain a cushion on both sides of your vehicle, you should avoid hugging which part of the road?
• When you are the focus of an inspection, you need to be prepared to:
• Data collection, safety measurement, safety evaluation, and intervention are which part of the CSA system?
• What is the very first step you should take when starting a tractor-trailer engine?
• Which tab shows the 8-day history of logs on an ELD?
• The Hours-of-Service Compliance BASIC includes an out-of-service penalty. Which other BASIC includes this penalty?
• Shipping papers must be readily accessible to authorities in the event of an inspection or accident.
• What does severity weighting refer to in the SMS?
• What is a safe practice when foreign objects are present in the road for a heavy vehicle with dual tires?
• When do the hours of service regulations apply?
• What are some ways the exact same road may look completely different from day to night?
• Multiplying tank capacity by miles per gallon estimates the vehicle's range in what unit?
• Carrier interventions can be triggered by:
• The parking brake activation control is typically which color and shape?
• Which device is not used to monitor the CMV's electrical system status?
• In the 100 to 324 scenario, which value correctly represents the remaining miles to the fuel stop?
• Which inspection type is described as including a driver and vehicle examination lasting about 45 to 60 minutes?
• The most serious skids are caused by which condition?
• Your vehicle can be placed out of service for:
• What danger(s) can foreign objects in the road pose?
• Which of these numbers correctly represents the remaining miles to the fuel stop when starting at mile 100 and stopping at 324?
• Human traffickers are:
• At night, how should you adjust your following distance?
• Dirty air filters can:
• Which tasks are included in on-duty time for a commercial driver?
• Cargo securement is important because:
• The maximum gross weight on the tandem axles is 34,000 pounds.
• Which scenario would qualify as a valid 34-hour restart under HOS rules?
• In the range calculation example, which fuel economy figure was used?
• Which horn should you use when trying to communicate with others?
• How can you estimate your vehicle's range?
• Trailer seals are often used to deter theft and maintain cargo security. What type of seal is manufactured for one time use and typically made of plastic, wire, or thin strips of sheet metal marked with a serial number or an identifier?
• Which document must be current and available for inspection, covering today's activity and the previous seven consecutive days?
• Tire chains placed on _____ improve traction for downhill braking.
• What are the maximum amount of hours a CDL driver can drive a CMV in one shift?
• What is something typically unique to loading dock areas that you must watch out for when backing?
• If you leave the scene of an accident and you are convicted of this offense, how long will you be disqualified from driving a CMV?
• When an oncoming vehicle has their high beam headlights on at night, you should:
• When backing in a parking lot, why is the location of entrances and exits important?
• What is the best way to deal with a distracted driver?
• Which method distributes the stress of road shocks most evenly through the vehicle frame?
• Which statement about the roadside inspection process is true?
• General Form and Manner errors on a driver's Record of Duty Status would include:
• Using the two hours per 100 miles guideline, how many hours should you plan for a 350-mile trip?
• What number do you call to report possible human trafficking to federal law enforcement?
• If there are two lanes available for a left turn, which of the following is true?
• If your vehicle gets stuck on railroad tracks, what should be your very first step?
• Which statement best describes the proper approach to hours on the logs before accepting a load?
• Low beam headlights enable you to see approximately how many feet ahead?
• To put a commercial motor vehicle on the road, you must first
• The total quantity of the hazmat must be entered:
• What is the 11-hour limit?
• When your vehicle is the focus of an inspection, it will be checked for:
• For CMV required to stop at railroad crossings, you must stop ____ the tracks.
• Using your turn signals is only optional when:
• The tiedown used in conjunction with a ratchet or winch-type assembly to increase the tension and eliminate any slack?
• When changing lanes, check your mirrors:
• On the highway, you should signal about _____ feet before turning.
• Which warning device helps you know when exhaust temperatures are abnormal?
• How does your trailer respond when you turn the wheel to the right while backing?
• Tire chains are most effective on which surface?
• Which action describes the correct method to pull the fifth wheel release handle?
• CSA is a driver and carrier monitoring and evaluation system that is designed to do which of the following?
• What items make up the basic description for a hazardous material on a shipping paper?
• Who is responsible for knowing how to execute the correct method of transfer, and display or print logs on an Electronic Logging Device (ELD)?
• Which sign color and shape are typical warning signs in work zones?
• During vehicle-focused inspections, the inspector checks for mechanical problems, unsafe wear and tear, and non-critical deficiencies.
• Which body language would raise a red flag for trafficking?
• Which statement best describes semiautomatic transmissions vs manual transmissions?
• A driver transporting a placarded amount of hazardous materials needs a hazmat endorsement.
• If you find cracked, loose, or damaged suspension components, what is a likely consequence?
• Which statement best describes the CSA program's purpose?
• What date should be entered on the bill of lading?
• To start the engine or shift gears, the clutch must be in which position?
• Before starting a tractor-trailer engine, which action should you perform first?
• What backing maneuver should you use if the trailer did not wind up directly in front of the target?
• Truck-specific GPS systems commonly provide information on low overpasses, bridges, and upcoming scales. Which information is also commonly included?
• After stopping cranking for 15 seconds, which components should you inspect for problems?
• Which statements about loading and unloading hazardous materials are true?
• A defect in the braking system can interfere with a vehicle's ability to:
• Which backing technique is fundamental in learning all other backing maneuvers?
• As part of an oil change, the condition of which component should be assessed to help prolong the engine's life?
• CSA data is collected from which of the following sources?
• Which statement about electronic logs is true?
• Why is it important for you to know of and use proper cargo securement techniques any time you transport cargo?
• When you pass an inspection and receive a CVSA decal, how long will it be valid?
• What type of inspection takes about 45 to 60 minutes and includes an examination of both the driver and the vehicle?
• What does an automatic transmission use to change gears?
• Who should you call first if your vehicle stalls out on railroad tracks?
• Per FMCSR 395.1, a driver may perform a non-driving job after 14 consecutive hours on duty and not be in violation of the Hours of Service Regulation.
• How can you ensure a cushion on either side of your vehicle?
• You, the driver, can be placed out of service during a roadside inspection if you:
• When adjusting your mirrors, what should you see in the inside vertical edge of your plane mirrors?
• If your truck has a starter button, what must you do before engaging it?
• When is it appropriate to conduct a post-trip inspection?
• Placarded vehicles should not be parked within _____ feet of the traveled portion of any roadway.
• Auxiliary Power Units (APUs) are considered environmentally friendly and cost friendly because:
• What should you do if the warning lights at a crossing begin to flash after you have started to cross the tracks?
• Which factor should determine gear selection when climbing a steep grade?
• Which of the following combinations best describes the three basic causes of skidding and jackknifing?
• How can making eye contact help you communicate with others around you?
• Which mirror type is most effective at reducing blind spots around the vehicle's sides?
• The driver should take the shipping papers with him/her when not at the vehicle controls.
• How does a dirty windshield affect driving at night?
• Long periods of cranking an engine can waste fuel, therefore you should:
• A report of a hazardous materials incident must be made by phone to the:
• On an ELD, which tab would you use to see how you were doing over the last several days?
• In convicted of a highway-rail grade crossing offense while operating a CMV for the third time in less than three years, what is the disqualification period?
• Maintaining a valid license has a direct impact on which CSA score?
• When contacting authorities, which information should you provide?
• Tires must be checked at the beginning of each trip and each time the vehicle is stopped.
• Which of the following is not one of the listed inspection types?
• Which of the following violations falls under the Unsafe Driving BASIC?
• If you travel from mile 100 to mile 324, you will have traveled how many miles?
• What primary factor should help you determine what gear to select while traveling up steep grades?
• What acronym is commonly used to remember the safety check you should perform before backing?
• If your service line is loose or damaged, you'll:
• What is the only circumstance you are not required to inspect your cargo and load securing devices?
• In drive, autoshift transmissions will shift through gears as needed based on speed and load.
• Which statement best defines human trafficking?
• Data collection, safety measurement, safety evaluation, and intervention are which of the following for the CSA system?
• Which option correctly identifies edge protection?
• Hazmat packages not permanently attached to a vehicle must be secured against any movement.
• If you notice a defect during your post-trip inspection that you cannot fix, which action should you take?
• How does a heavy load impact the clearance distance below your trailer?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of a distracted driver?
• Which of the following numbers correctly represents the remaining miles to fuel stop from mile 100 to 324?
• A road _____ is anyone who uses the road, while a road _____ is the state of the road surface.
• What information is essential when reporting trafficking to authorities?
• Traction is needed to maintain directional control. You need traction in order to:
• After the vehicle inspection, inspectors will want to look at your CDL, record of duty status, vehicle registration, fuel license, and:
• Which item is not listed as a winter cab safety item?
• Which document tracks a driver's driving time and duty status?
• On a downgrade, your vehicle is working _____ gravity, resulting in a(n) _____ in speed.
• Why is proper space management so important?
• Always keep the center of gravity as _____ as possible when placing your cargo.
• To keep vehicle systems in good operating condition, which actions should you take?
• When testing your tractor-trailer hook-up, pull gently against the locked trailer brakes and stop when:
• If the ELD fails, what should the driver do to stay compliant?
• Human trafficking is the use of what to cause a person to provide labor, services, or commercial sex?
• Which information should you document about an accident?
• Which of the following is listed as a common vehicle violation?
• If your vehicle is placed out of service, what is true?
• If the previous driver found defects and noted them on a DVIR, what must you do before operating that vehicle again?
• Secondary vehicle controls are primarily intended to
• What is the appropriate cool down period for a tractor-trailer engine?
• How is your vision different at night?
• When traveling on roads with sharp curves, how should you adjust your speed?
• According to common guidelines, two hours should be allocated for every how many miles?
• Which statement about using a GPS for trip planning is true?
• It is acceptable to use your cruise control:
• A driver just did his first stop to check cargo securement. Per the regulations, when must he stop again?
• Downshifting early is a common error that may:
• Which would satisfy the mandatory 30-minute break?
• When you operate a vehicle after the previous driver noted defects, what must you do before operating that vehicle again?
• As a general rule, how far ahead should you look?
• A driver calculates a 475 mile trip at 50 mph. How long should it take?
• Which statement is not a potential effect of dirty air filters?
• Which statement indicates a low air brake system pressure warning?
• Which statement could indicate a person is a victim of trafficking?
• Which set of documents will inspectors likely review after a vehicle inspection?
• In work zones, what should you do to give yourself more reaction time?
• Which class of CDL is required to operate a single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, or towing a vehicle not in excess of 10,000 pounds GVWR?
• What percent of the message is conveyed through body language?
• Which statements about blind-side jackknife backing should be followed for safety?
• The engine of a placarded vehicle must be shut off when fueling.
• From mile marker 100 to mile marker 324, which value represents the miles remaining to reach the fuel stop?
• When setting your tractor-trailer in motion, how can you tell the friction point of your clutch has been reached?
• Continuing the same scenario, if you are at mile 100 and the fuel stop is at 324, what are the miles remaining to the fuel stop?
• During testing of trailer hookup, stop when you feel the engine start to drag down.
• If you can use a spotter when backing a vehicle, which statement is true?
• What is something you can do to help prevent a front wheel skid?
• What are the most common causes of a trailer jackknife?
• Which BASIC is most directly associated with compliance for transporting hazardous materials?
• If the truck I drive averages 7 miles per gallon, and I have a total of 150 gallon tank capacity, the range of my truck would be:
• Emergency response information for hazmat incidents is intended to be available to which parties?
• The round, yellow sign with a large X and RR and an EXEMPT rectangle means:
• If you need to see down the sides and towards the rear of your trailer, what mirror should you use?
• What is the purpose of trailer seals?
• What measures can you take to help prevent heat-related illnesses?
• Which of the following is true about the packing group when describing hazmat on shipping papers?
• Before accepting a load, a driver should verify that they have enough hours logged to operate.
• Which restart provision allows drivers to reset their on-duty time?
• What behavior may indicate an impaired driver?
• Open parking spaces in truck stops may be limited, but if you can, you should:
• Which rule dictates a lower gross vehicle weight than the federal maximum in certain conditions?
• If you encounter a distracted driver on a handheld cell phone, what is a recommended action to enhance your safety?
• If a driver is traveling on I-5 in California, in which direction does the road likely run?
• When traffic ahead begins to slow, what should you do to alert those around you that you are slowing down?
• Which vehicle instrument measures the voltage in the electrical system?
• The statement 'It is not important for me to keep up on changing regulations regarding Hours of Service' is true.
• You should slow to at least _____ mph below the posted speed limit when entering a curve.
• What is a normal operating range for a CMV's oil pressure gauge?
• How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
• What is the minimum tread depth for the steer-tire?
• Which statement accurately describes the proper action regarding hours on logs when preparing to run a load?
• If you are making a right turn, ______ before starting the turn.
• The time required for a 53-foot, 80,000-pound tractor-trailer to cross a single railroad track is approximately how many seconds?
• CSA is a driver and carrier monitoring and evaluation system designed to do what?
• Which term describes the data categories used in CSA to monitor safety performance?
• Which choice is NOT a listed source of CSA data?
• What fraction of states have idling laws?
• Distance scanning helps you:
• If your engine doesn't start, stop cranking it after _____ seconds and check for problems with the fuel tank/lines, electrical systems, and battery.
• Which statement about cargo securement is true?
• You can help reduce distracted driving by: committing to not drive while you're distracted, watching out for distracted drivers around you, and:
• Which device would you use to monitor the electrical system's status?
• If I feel my truck may be overweight, I should scale my load as soon as possible and before I go through a weigh station.
• A _____ will occur when the drive wheels attempt to take over the front wheels, causing the rear of the tractor to swing out.
• If your fifth wheel isn't greased properly, it can:
• Which action negatively impacts your vehicle's fuel economy?
• Which term correctly defines a road user?
• If your escape route involves driving onto the shoulder you need to be ready:
• Which of the following is true about using cruise control?
• The purpose of upshifting is to:
• What is the term for assigning a numerical value to a violation in the SMS?
• Which condition is typically encountered at loading docks that affects backing safety?
• Traveling through a work zone can present which challenges?
• Which factor contributes most to vehicle rollovers?
• Estimating your trip time is crucial for which purposes?
• Which of the following is an important function served by the bill of lading?
• What is it called when you fail to 'see' something right in front of you because your attention is elsewhere?
• Perception distance is defined as the distance traveled from the time you see a hazard until your brain recognizes it.
• Which statement explains why topping off fuel during adverse weather is advised?
• Which term describes a person who works in a private residence as nanny, maid, or household help and is abused, underpaid, or not paid at all?
• Which type of mirror is designed to eliminate as much of your blind spot as possible?
• Which tab would you use to approve logs on an ELD?
• If you discover a defect or deficiency during your post-trip inspection, you must complete which form?
• If your vehicle breaks down in cold, windy conditions, what can you do to keep yourself safe?
• If you're driving your 70-foot rig at 65 mph in good weather conditions and minimal traffic, you should leave _____ seconds between you and the car ahead of you.
• Which action helps minimize glare and maintain visibility at night by adjusting interior lighting?
• What are the four components required to make fire possible?
• What is the key characteristic of alley dock backing?
• In addition to selected states, which areas may also have idling laws?
• All sources contribute to CSA data.
• What should you do if you cannot easily correct trailer drift (your vehicle is too far out of position) when backing your vehicle?
• When speaking with an inspector:
• If you're being tailgated, what actions should you take to stay safe?
• A driver's first violation of an out-of-service order carries the following penalty:
• If you turn the steering wheel to the left while backing, the trailer tends to drift toward which direction?
• This cargo securement device is placed on the exposed edge of an article to distribute tiedown forces over a larger area of cargo than the tiedown itself, to protect the tiedown and/or cargo from damage, and to allow the tiedown to slide freely when under tension.
• When we communicate, 55% of the message comes across through:
• How can you tell if there are multiple tracks at a crossing?
• Before backing a tractor-trailer, which is the best practice to ensure a safe path?
• Why is it important to be sure your fuel tank is topped off when adverse weather conditions are predicted?
• Distance scanning helps you avoid abrupt stops, identify hazards, and avoid radical speed changes. Which option best completes this statement?
• What is the safe response when approaching a driver who appears confused or impaired?
• Which item is NOT part of the basic hazmat shipping paper description?
• Which of the following is a sign that another driver might be distracted?
• Which of the following is NOT a safe method for lowering and raising the landing gear in high gear?
• The lubrication system lubricates, cools, and cleans the:
• In alley dock backing, the vehicle is typically backed into a space at what angle to the truck?
• You should know what route you plan to take and identify what before you depart?
• If you can't ignore a distraction, what should you do?
• Which statement best describes the role of eye contact in traffic communication?
• When performing the tug test, when should you stop?
• Which statement best describes the effect of idling on operating costs?
• Which statement about securing a load with a strap and ratchet is true?
• When transporting hazardous materials, you are required to carry _____ that is immediately available to you and any entity responding to, or investigating, a hazmat incident.
• What is the primary purpose of using four-way flashers when approaching a stop?
• What is off-tracking?
• Which sign is posted in a work zone to give advance warning of lane closings, construction areas, and workers ahead?
• As a general rule, look about _____ ahead of your vehicle.
• If the exhaust temperature is too high, which components can be damaged?
• After stopping your tractor-trailer, what should you do to keep the vehicle stationary?
• Which statement best describes most victims of human trafficking?
• Most companies expect you to fix simple problems such as ____ but not major repairs.
• During an out-of-service scenario, may you finish your route if the inspector allows it?
• A driver purchases a truckers GPS. Does this eliminate the need to use the Motor Carrier Road Atlas in trip planning?
• Which factors could affect fuel usage estimations?
• When uncoupling the converter dolly, why should you never unlock the pintle hook with the dolly under the rear trailer?
• Which pair of factors are most affected by extreme weather?
• When documenting an accident, which details should be included?
• Unsafe cargo loading would most directly impact which BASIC?
• A driver leaves the shipper at 4am and his receiver is 400 miles away. Using the 50mph transit time, at what time should he be able to make his delivery?
• CSA data are collected from which sources?
• Post-trip inspections include the same items as pre-trip inspections, except for items affected by heat. Which statement is true?
• There are _____ hazard classes.
• How can you prepare for and pass roadside inspections?
• If you are unable to maintain a safe following distance when driving in heavy traffic, it's best to travel _____ the surrounding vehicles.
• Which factor among these can contribute to a skid?
• When do the regulations require drivers of property-carrying CMVs to complete and sign a DVIR?
• From mile marker 100 to 324, which of the following is the distance in miles to the fuel stop?
• What is the result of two or more convictions of excessive speeding (15 mph over the speed limit)?
• From dusk to dawn, be sure your _____ are always turned on.
• If the engine idles for six hours, approximately how many gallons of diesel are used?
• Which of the following people is most at risk of becoming a victim of human trafficking?
• Adding engine oil to a CMV is part of which category of servicing?
• The three basic causes of skidding and jackknifing are:
• Which statement about inspection reports is true?
• In a manual transmission, which control determines the gear selection?
• How does traveling at higher speeds affect your CMV's total stopping distance?
• When backing in a parking lot, take note of the:
• There are _____ hazard classes.
• On an electronic logging device, which tab is used to change your duty status?
• To ensure other drivers see you and your truck at night:
• How many feet should you signal before turning on the highway?
• If there is an imbalance of _____, a skid may occur.
• With most ELDs, which tab would you use to view your recap or to fax a copy of your logs?
• According to the FMCSRs, if your vehicle is stopped, you have _____ minutes to set out your emergency warning devices.
• Under FMCSR 395.8(i), how many days does the regulation allow to turn in log pages when using a paper log?
• Always use _____ to put out a tire fire.
• If the inspector found only minor violations, you:
• Which statement best reflects what should be documented about injuries in an accident?
• What happens to you if the FMCSA intervenes against your carrier?
• When your vehicle reaches the maximum speed for a gear, you must:
• A CMV's components (brakes, tires, springs, etc.) are designed to work best when:
• If your vehicle begins to hydroplane:
• Good trip planning is essential to on-time deliveries.
• What is the recommended practice regarding mirror checks during a lane change?
• Which of the following actions can you take to identify hazards early?
• From mile marker 100 to mile marker 324, how many miles are between them?
• What's the purpose of the FMCSA's hours of service regulations?
• What factors will determine how much time is needed to get your vehicle up to speed to safely merge with oncoming traffic on a interstate?
• You should slow to at least how many mph below the posted speed limit when entering a curve?
• What items should a post-trip inspection include?
• To view both the sides and rear of the trailer, which mirror should be used?
• Which statement about a safety cushion is true?
• If English is not your first language, you still need to be able to:
• Not remaining available for testing after an accident is considered what?
• Under the EXEMPT sign scenario, when is a stop required?
• What is the distance in miles between mile marker 100 and mile marker 324?
• What is something you can do to help keep your Driver Fitness BASIC score low?
• During night driving, what should you do to ensure other drivers know your intentions when changing lanes or turning?
• What is one of the main causes of vehicle rollovers?
• When approaching a pedestrian or bicyclist, always assume: