MN CDL HAZMAT TEST - PRACTICE TEST

21. What is a safe haven?
An approved place for parking unattended vehicles loaded with explosives.
A place where hazardous materials can be safely dumped.
The storage container tank where hazardous materials must be stored.
The place where commercial drivers convicted for DUI must attend a one-week special driver education course.
22. A placarded vehicle must have at least ___ identical placards.
3
1
2
4
23. One way to prevent hydroplaning is to:
have less than 4/32 inch tread depth in every major groove on front tires.
use the controlled braking method.
take curves at higher speeds.
make sure you have enough tread on your tires.
24. Hazardous materials should be loaded:
near heat sources.
at night.
away from heat sources.
even if some packages are leaking.
25. If your placarded trailer has dual tires, you should check the tires:
once every 500 miles.
at the beginning of each trip and each time the vehicle is parked.
once every 3 months.
once a week.
26. Hazardous materials may be transported:
by any driver with a Certification of Driving Experience.
by a CDL holder with a tank vehicles endorsement.
by any driver with a CDL license.
by a CDL holder with a HazMat endorsement.
27. Shipping papers:
must be kept in electronic form.
must specify what hazmat is being transported.
should not be placed in the cab.
must be placed on all sides of the vehicle.
28. Cargo tanks are:
military vehicles used to transport hazardous materials.
bulk packaging permanently attached to a vehicle.
bulk packaging temporarily attached to a vehicle.
required to be loaded separately.
29. When driving, you should check mirrors regularly to know where other vehicles are around you. Remember that:
there are blind spots that your mirrors cannot show you.
convex mirrors make things look larger and closer than they really are.
you should check your after the start of any trip to make sure they are properly adjusted.
every registered motor vehicle must have at least one mirror.
30. Placards are:
signs put inside a vehicle used to warn others of hazardous materials.
a type of safety equipment.
devices placed below a vehicle to improve traction.
signs placed on a vehicle to identify the hazard class of the cargo.
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