CDL TANKER PRACTICE TEST DELAWARE

11. Before driving a tanker, the driver should:
make sure that the tank is empty.
inspect the vehicle.
change tires.
All of the above.
12. Your vehicle may take longer to stop:
if the tank is empty.
if the road is dry.
if the tank is full of dense liquid.
if you are driving in hot weather.
13. Rollovers happen when drivers:
brake too hard.
stop too often.
turn too slowly.
turn too fast.
14. One way to control liquid surge is to:
brake far in advance of a stop and increase following distance.
release the brakes soon when coming to a stop.
reduce your following distance.
drive below the speed limit.
15. In newer vehicles with air brakes, you put on the parking brake:
placing the transmission in Park.
using a diamond-shaped, yellow, push-pull control knob.
moving the orange push-pull lever to the right.
using a P-shaped, yellow control knob.
16. Baffles:
help to control the side-to-side liquid surge.
help to control the forward and backward liquid surge.
separate the load.
help to prevent cargo overload.
17. The height of a vehicle's center of gravity is important for safe handling. Why?
Trucks with a high center of gravity can roll over at the posted speed limit for a curve.
A high center of gravity means you are less likely to tip over.
Trucks with a high center of gravity have better traction.
All of the above.
18. While driving, you should keep the shipping papers:
within reach.
on the driver's seat.
in the sleeping compartment.
under the seat.
19. Baffled tanks:
help to control the liquid surge.
have nothing inside to slow down the flow of the liquid.
help to control the temperature of the liquid.
are usually those that transport food products.
20. Which of these statements about using your mirrors is FALSE?
You should use your mirrors to spot overtaking vehicles.
There are blind spots that your mirrors cannot show you.
When driving, you should check mirrors regularly to know where other vehicles are around you.
None of the above.
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