AL CDL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST - CDL PRACTICE TEST

11. When backing, as soon as you see the trailer getting off the proper path, you should:
to keep a firm grip on the steering wheel and continue backing.
turn the top of the steering wheel in the direction of the drift.
turn the top of the steering wheel in the opposite direction of the drift.
None of the above.
12. If your cargo only fills one-third of the length of your trailer, make sure your cargo is:
centered and spread out as much as possible.
loaded so there is a high center of gravity.
to one side and as close to the ground as possible.
piled up high with heavy cargo on top.
13. The minimum tire tread depth for front tires is:
8/32 inch
4/32 inch
2/32 inch
4/16 inch
14. Sleep debt is defined as:
the accumulated amount of sleep from frequent rest brakes.
the cumulative effect of not getting enough sleep.
the amount of sleep you get each night.
All of the above.
15. Which of the following is not a type of retarder?
Exhaust
Hydraulic
Pressure
Electric
16. What is a hazard?
Any road condition or other road user that is a possible danger.
The driver is uncertain about taking the off ramp.
The most common cause of hydroplaning.
Something you must stop for.
17. The air storage tanks:
stop the compressor from pumping air.
protects the tank and the rest of the system from too much pressure.
are used to hold compressed air.
are connected to the engine through gears or a v-belt.
18. Skids caused by acceleration can usually be stopped by:
taking the foot off the accelerator.
speeding up.
coming to a complete stop.
applying the brakes firmly.
19. When driving in fog, drivers should:
use high beams.
use windshield washer antifreeze.
use low beams.
use the windshield wipers.
20. If you are convicted of a traffic violation (except parking) in your personal vehicle:
you must make a written report.
your commercial driver license will not be affected.
you must tell your employer.
you don't have to tell your employer.
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