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Strong winds can make it difficult to stay in your lane, especially when:
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going into tunnels.
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coming out of tunnels.
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driving at speeds below 40 mph.
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2.
The distance you will continue to travel, in ideal conditions, before you physically hit the brakes in response to a hazard ahead is called:
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Perception distance
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Reaction distance
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Braking distance
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3.
If coolant has to be added to a system without a recovery tank, you should:
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wait until the engine has cooled before adding coolant.
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keep the engine running while adding coolant.
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turn the radiator cap quickly to the first stop.
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4.
Which of the following is NOT true?
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ABS only comes into play when a wheel would have locked up because of over braking.
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ABS will change the way you normally brake.
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ABS won't compensate for bad brakes.
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5.
Parking brakes are:
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required on all vehicles.
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not required on commercial vehicles with air brakes.
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not required on trailers.
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6.
The use of brakes on a steep downgrade is:
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the main braking factor.
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much more effective than the engine braking effect.
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a supplement to the braking effect of the engine.
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7.
Which of the following is not proper tie-down equipment:
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Chains
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Ropes
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Bungee cords
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8.
If your vehicle gets stuck on the railroad tracks, you should:
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check for identifiable landmarks to give the location of the crossing.
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get out of your vehicle and away from the tracks.
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gather up your paperwork and shipping papers while calling 911, then get out of the vehicle.
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9.
Using a helper when backing up is:
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encouraged.
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illegal.
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dangerous.
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10.
To test your hydraulic brakes for leaks:
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apply firm pressure to the brakes for five seconds, then pump them three times.
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pump the brake pedal three times, then hold it down for five seconds.
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turn off the engine and and listen for leaks.
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