CDL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST (GA) - PRACTICE TEST

11. Your safety equipment must include:
spare electrical fuses (only if your vehicle is equipped with circuit breakers).
a properly charged and rated fire extinguisher.
a dimmer switch.
an inter-axle differential lock.
12. In some states, move-over laws require drivers to:
obey the directions given by police officers at railroad crossings.
submit to a chemical test to determine their BAC when requested by a peace officer.
slow and change lanes when approaching a roadside incident.
All of the above.
13. When your drive wheels have poor traction, you should:
turn the retarder on.
only use the retarder on the rear wheels.
turn the retarder off.
only use the retarder on the front wheels.
14. Driving dry bulk tanks requires special care. Why?
The load can shift.
Their weight and size can make it more difficult to stop quickly.
They have a high center of gravity.
All of the above.
15. On dry pavement, the braking distance when traveling at 55 mph is about:
61 feet.
216 feet.
419 feet.
142 feet.
16. If you do not have a cell phone or CB, the first thing you should do at an accident scene is to:
care for the injured.
clear the area.
gather Information for the  accident report.
protect the accident area.
17. When you take a break in the middle of your trip, you should check:
gauges for signs of trouble.
missing exhaust pipes.
heater, defroster and windshield wiper blades.
tires, brakes, lights and cargo securement devices.
18. If you perform the skills test in a vehicle that is not equipped with air brakes:
you will be required to take the tank vehicle test.
you will be required to operate vehicles with air brakes.
you will be restricted from operating vehicles with air brakes.
you will be required to operate a CMV without hydraulic brakes.
19. If you go twice as fast, your stopping distance will increase by:
four times.
ten times.
eight times.
two times.
20. When using double clutching to shift gears, if you are having difficulty putting the vehicle into the next gear you should:
reduce the engine speed to drop back to the previous gear.
return to neutral, release the clutch, increase the engine speed to match the road speed, and try again.
force the lever until you put the vehicle into the next gear.
prevent the transmission from shifting up beyond the selected gear.
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