CDL HAZMAT PRACTICE TEST MARYLAND

21. To find out if a shipment includes hazardous materials, you should:
carefully inspect every package and container.
look for a hazardous material spill.
Turn your engine off, then check the cargo.
look at the shipping papers.
22. The power unit of placarded vehicles must have a fire extinguisher with a UL rating of _______ or more.
10 B:C
15 B:C
20 B:C
10 A:B
23. If you hear a loud loud "bang" and the steering feels "heavy", you should:
brake hard and pull off the road.
hold the steering wheel firmly and stay off the brake.
pump the brakes until the vehicle has slowed down.
check your rearview mirrors to see if you have a flat tire.
24. The emergency response information must include all of the following except:
Value of the materials.
The basic description and technical name
Immediate hazards to health
Risks of fire or explosion
25. When it comes to hazardous materials transportation, the shipper:
must package, mark, and label the materials.
takes the shipment from to its destination.
follows all special rules about transporting HazMat.
placards the vehicle when loading, if required.
26. Placards must be placed:
so the words or numbers are read from left to right.
so the words or numbers are read from right to left.
less than 3 inches away from any other markings.
so that the format, color, and message can only be seen by the driver.
27. Containers of hazardous materials must:
be made of cardboard.
not be braced.
be opened regularly to check their contents.
None of the above.
28. What is the most important reason to inspect your vehicle?
Achieving the best gas mileage.
Vehicle inspection is required by federal and state laws.
Saving money by preventing costly repairs.
Your safety and that of other road users.
29. Which of the following may be used to warn of a stopped vehicle carrying explosives?
Reflective triangles
Liquid burning flares
Fire signals
Fuses
30. When driving in extremely hot weather, if the air pressure in the tires is too high, you should:
continue driving.
stop and remain stopped until the tires cool off.
call your supervisor.
let air out of the tires to decrease pressure.
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