MN CDL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST - CDL PRACTICE TEST

41. Before each trip, you must make sure the truck is not overloaded and the cargo is balanced and secured properly. Hard steering can be caused by:
too much weight on the steering axles.
under loaded front axles.
too little weight on the driving axles.
high center of gravity.
42. Mirror adjustment should be checked:
once a month.
prior to the start of any trip.
only if you plan on using them.
once a week.
43. Objects that have fallen on the road:
can be hazards.
can be a danger to your tires and wheel rims.
can damage electrical and brake lines.
All of the above.
44. If there is a sign indicating "Maximum Safe Speed", you should:
consider it as a suggestion.
never exceed the speed shown.
travel at the posted speed.
know that it doesn't apply to vehicles weighing more than 26,000 pounds.
45. Which of the following is NOT correct? Anti-lock brakes:
require drivers to apply the brakes as hard as they can without locking the wheels.
give drivers more control over the vehicle during braking.
help drivers avoid skids caused by over braking.
help drivers avoid wheel lock up.
46. When stopping at the scene of an accident, you should NOT:
report any qualified person who is at the accident and helping the injured.
set out reflective triangles.
notify authorities.
put on your 4-way emergency flashers.
47. Key suspension system parts include:
Tie rod
Bearing plates
Lock rings
All of the above.
48. Who is responsible for recognizing overloads and poorly balanced weight?
The shipper
The loader
The driver
The previous driver
49. If the air pressure gets too low:
you should set the parking brake.
ABS will help maintain vehicle control.
the brakes will not work.
the brakes will lock up.
50. If your brakes fail while you are driving on a downgrade, you should:
immediately start looking outside your vehicle for something to stop it.
use an escape ramp if it's available.
take the least hazardous escape route you can.
All of the above.
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