1.
Transporting livestock requires special attention. Why?
Because livestock can move around in a trailer.
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Because livestock can lean on curves.
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All of the above.
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2.
ABS will:
increase your average speed.
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shorten your stopping distance.
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not change your normal braking capability.
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3.
When traction is poor, as in rain or snow, you should speed up very gradually. If you don't:
you could lose control.
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you will exceed the speed limit.
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the brakes will not work.
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4.
In which of the following situations should you check your mirrors more often?
When driving on a single lane road.
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When driving on a narrow road.
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When changing lanes or merging.
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5.
A cardboard box on the road:
may contain some solid material capable of causing damage.
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will never damage vehicle parts if driven over.
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is likely to be empty and should not be considered a hazard.
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6.
Drivers who must stop on a road or the shoulder of any road must put out their emergency warning devices within:
20 minutes
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10 minutes
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5 minutes
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7.
During a pre-trip inspection, you discover a power steering leak. You should:
report the problem and make arrangements to use another vehicle.
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report the problem after your trip and try to stay on schedule.
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report the problem and start your trip, driving slower than normal.
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8.
How can you avoid rolling back when you start your vehicle?
Accelerate quickly so the vehicle does not jerk.
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Partly engage the clutch before you take your right foot off the brake.
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Use stab braking before you engage the clutch.
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9.
Name two situations in which it may not be safe to operate your vehicle at legal maximum weights.
In heavy traffic or at night
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During bad weather or in mountains
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Over bridges or through tunnels
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10.
Controlled braking:
involves locking the wheels and then releasing the brakes.
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must be used when you need to turn sharply while braking.
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can be used to keep your vehicle in a straight line and allow you to turn if necessary.
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