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Question 1 of 69
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An alternative to using your tachometer.
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Question 2 of 69
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It doesn’t take even one second.
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Question 3 of 69
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Give yourself some more room.
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Question 4 of 69
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Question 5 of 69
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From the cab, your visibility rearward and to the right is limited.
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Question 6 of 69
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With the engine and accessories off, what is the voltage of a fully charged car battery?
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Question 7 of 69
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Don’t feed the flames.
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Question 8 of 69
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Air gets hotter as it’s compressed.
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Question 9 of 69
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Which side of a curved road is longer?
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Question 10 of 69
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Use gears more than brakes.
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Question 11 of 69
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More frequently than those intervals.
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Question 12 of 69
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The other two are parts of the suspension.
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Question 13 of 69
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The carrier should be charged for their services.
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Question 14 of 69
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Stop doing what caused the skid in the first place.
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Question 15 of 69
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Check the safety-critical items.
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Question 16 of 69
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About a month.
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Question 17 of 69
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Bottom-heavy is safer than top-heavy.
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Question 18 of 69
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It also has plenty of gasoline.
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Question 19 of 69
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Wider than 11 feet.
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Question 20 of 69
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Commercial drivers must be safe drivers.
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Question 21 of 69
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All of you can escape from a possible crash.
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Question 22 of 69
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Don’t lock the drive wheels.
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Question 23 of 69
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Use brake lights as a warning.
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Question 24 of 69
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The truck won’t go where the front wheels are pointing.
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Question 25 of 69
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Hold your CMV in place until you build up engine power.
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Question 26 of 69
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It’s why you should use a helper whenever you back your vehicle.
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Question 27 of 69
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Several considerations when loading cargo.
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Question 28 of 69
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“Bobtail” tractors: tractors without semitrailers.
Weight helps the wheels get traction.
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Question 29 of 69
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Too much weight in the rear means too little weight on the tractor.
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Question 30 of 69
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As long as it’s adequate.
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Question 31 of 69
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Too late to downshift.
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Question 32 of 69
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Two hundred gallons of diesel fuel weighs about 1,400 pounds.
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Question 33 of 69
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On the road, make sure the cargo is still safe.
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Question 34 of 69
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Overheating.
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Question 35 of 69
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Which of these does NOT involve front-wheel traction?
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Question 36 of 69
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NEVER take your eyes off the road for more than a split second!
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Question 37 of 69
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More alcohol means more effects.
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Question 38 of 69
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Shifting cargo are concerns.
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Question 39 of 69
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Bad in several ways.
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Question 40 of 69
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Are you conscientious about your job?
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Question 41 of 69
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Two hands give you more control than one.
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Question 42 of 69
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The proper weight on each axle.
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Question 43 of 69
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Don’t turn too soon.
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Question 44 of 69
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At 50 mph, within the first and fourth hours.
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Question 45 of 69
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All the safety-critical items.
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Question 46 of 69
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The vehicle’s manufacturer knows how much weight the vehicle can take
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Question 47 of 69
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What do they do?
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Question 48 of 69
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The power by which a dump truck dumps.
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Question 49 of 69
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The drive wheels could spin more easily.
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Question 50 of 69
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Just one vehicle and its cargo.
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Question 51 of 69
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The purpose is to help ensure that drivers stay awake and alert.
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Question 52 of 69
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Alcohol is alcohol.
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Question 53 of 69
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You must pass a test before you’ll be allowed to take the next one.
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Question 54 of 69
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Either unit can skid.
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Question 55 of 69
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Warn passing drivers.
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Question 56 of 69
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Allow your engine to slow down.
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Question 57 of 69
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Keep your hands on the steering wheel at ALL TIMES while driving.
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Question 58 of 69
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102 inches.
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Question 59 of 69
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So is bracing.
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Question 60 of 69
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Make sure your stopped CMV is visible to approaching motorists.
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Question 61 of 69
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How far can you travel in 15 seconds?
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Question 62 of 69
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What’s out there in the dark?
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Question 63 of 69
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The exhaust system helps remove toxic gases produced by the engine.
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Question 64 of 69
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You’d better act fast!
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Question 65 of 69
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Just like when you’re driving a car.
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Question 66 of 69
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It’s a hazard that the government takes seriously.
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Question 67 of 69
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Might be a good idea on school buses, though.
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Question 68 of 69
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Low and slow.
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Question 69 of 69
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Little wind underground.