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When fueling a vehicle containing hazardous materials, you should:
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leave the engine on.
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leave the nozzle unattended.
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turn off the engine.
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2.
Some liquid tanks are divided into several smaller tanks by:
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barriers.
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bulkheads.
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baffles.
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3.
You should be especially alert for drunk drivers:
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around shopping areas.
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in the morning.
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late at night.
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4.
After an accident, an improper use of flares could cause:
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air pressure to build from 50 to 100 psi within 2 minutes.
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a fire if spilled fuel is on the ground.
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the springs to put on the brakes.
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5.
After starting the engine, the ABS light stays on. This means:
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the ABS is in Neutral.
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the ABS is not working properly.
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the ABS is working properly.
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You should flash your brake lights to warn drivers behind you when:
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you see a hazard that will require slowing down.
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you see a bus stops in the roadway ahead to unload passengers.
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All of the above.
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7.
If your brakes fail on a steep mountain downgrade, you should:
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decide what to do as soon as you know your brakes do not work.
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slow down until your vehicle comes to a complete stop.
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stay on the road and keep looking for the next available escape ramp.
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8.
Which of the following is not a sign of fatigue?
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Keeping a steady speed
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Frequent blinking
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Rubbing eyes
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9.
Front-end header boards:
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protect drivers from cargo in case of an accident or emergency stop.
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protect drivers from spilled cargo.
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should never be used.
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10.
Carrying liquids or gases in a leaking tank:
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is illegal.
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should be avoided whenever possible.
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should only be done for shorter trips.
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