ME CDL HAZMAT PRACTICE TEST

11. A shipping paper for hazardous materials must include:
a shipper's certification, signed by the shipper, saying they prepared the shipment according to the regulations.
page numbers if the shipping paper has more than 1 page.
All of the above.
12. If the diamond-shaped hazard warning label won't fit on a package, shippers may label the hazardous materials:
with a tag.
using a bar code instead.
by placing the package in a hazmat container.
13. While crossing railroad tracks, you should:
not shift gears.
shift up.
shift down.
14. When driving in hot weather, drivers should inspect tires:
every 4 hours or every 200 miles.
every 2 hours or every 100 miles.
every 3 hours or every 75 miles.
15. The hazardous material ID number must appear:
on the package and on paperwork at the shipping destination.
on the steering wheel.
on the shipping papers and on the package.
16. If you are being tailgated, you should:
move to the left lane.
speed up.
increase your following distance.
17. To prevent drowsiness you should:
schedule trips for the middle of the night.
get adequate sleep before a trip.
never drive with a passenger.
18. When driving at night you should:
always use low beams.
use your high beams when it is safe and legal to do so.
All of the above.
19. You are driving on a steep downgrade in the proper low gear. Your "safe" speed is 40 mph. When your speed reaches 40 mph, you should:
apply the brakes to quickly reduce your speed to 25 mph, and then release the brakes.
increase your speed to approximately 45 mph, and then apply release the brakes.
apply the brakes to gradually reduce your speed to 35 mph, and then release the brakes.
20. If your placarded trailer has dual tires, you should check the tires:
once every 500 miles.
once every 3 months.
at the beginning of each trip and each time the vehicle is parked.
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