AL CDL DOUBLES TRIPLES PRACTICE TEST

11. If you are carrying a heavy load that is slowing you down, you should:
keep the vehicle in third gear.
drive in the right lane.
drive in the left lane.
drive on the shoulder.
12. A trailer jackknife is more likely to happen when the trailer is:
loaded to its full capacity.
empty.
overloaded.
None of the above.
13. When driving a double or triple, you should:
drive with emergency flashers on.
drive in the left lane whenever possible.
decrease your following distance.
increase your following distance.
14. If you are being tailgated, you should:
make quick changes.
increase your speed very gradually.
turn on your taillights.
open up room in front of you.
15. To prevent a rollover, the driver should:
pay extra attention to the coolant level.
drive slowly around corners, on ramps, and off ramps.
make quick lane changes if possible.
drive on the shoulder if possible.
16. Do NOT use the parking brakes:
if the brakes are very hot.
to test that they work.
when you leave your vehicle.
when you park for less than two hours.
17. If the air compressor is belt-driven, you should check the air compressor drive belt before each trip. The belt should be:
worn.
loose.
cracked.
tight.
18. In your mirror, you see a car approaching from the rear. The next time you check your mirror, you don't see the car. If you wish to change lanes, you should:
assume the car left the roadway and change lanes as normal.
ease into the other lane slowly so the other car can get out of the way.
wait until you are sure the car isn't in your blind spot.
None of the above.
19. You are driving a heavy vehicle with a manual transmission, and you have to stop on the shoulder while driving on an uphill grade. When putting your vehicle back in motion up the grade, you should:
use the parking brake to hold the vehicle until the clutch engages.
shift down to a speed that you can control without using the brakes.
keep the clutch slipping while slowly accelerating.
partly engage the clutch before you take your right foot off the brake.
20. On dry pavement, the braking distance when traveling at 55 mph is about:
61 feet.
419 feet.
216 feet.
142 feet.
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