GENERAL KNOWLEDGE CDL TEST NEBRASKA - PRACTICE TEST

41. Two of the most common causes of tire fires are:
Loose lug nuts and duals that touch.
Over-inflated tires and duals that touch.
Driver smoking and bleeding tar.
Duals that touch and under-inflated tires.
42. When signaling what you intend to do, you should:
cancel your signal after you have turned.
signal continuously.
signal early.
All of the above.
43. A low air pressure warning signal:
is required on all vehicles without air brakes.
is required on vehicles with air brakes.
is optional on vehicles with air brakes.
None of the above.
44. A bridge formula permits less maximum axle weight for axles that:
are closer together
have poor weight balance
have a high center of gravity
are further apart than normal
45. In the event of brake failure you should NOT:
pump the brakes.
shift up.
downshift.
use the parking brake.
46. Which of the the following statements about fatigued or drowsy driving is true?
Fatigued drivers are usually more alert because they are aware risk of being involved in an accident is higher.
Most people are less alert between 12 pm and 3 pm.
Fatigued drivers may be slower in making critical decisions.
All of the above.
47. Air brakes:
are prohibited on larger vehicles.
can improve fuel efficiency.
are an effective way to stop large and heavy vehicles.
should be used only when driving on wet roads.
48. Drivers should not assume that the heights posted at bridges and overpasses are correct. Why?
The weight of a cargo van changes its height.
Some roads can cause a vehicle to tilt.
The bridge/overpass may have been rebuilt since the heights were originally posted.
Packed snow or repaving may have reduced the clearances since the heights were posted.
49. When backing a truck you should:
always rely on your mirrors.
look straight ahead.
get out and walk around the vehicle before you begin to back.
back and turn toward the right side.
50. What is an important thing to remember about emergency braking?
The more heavily loaded semitrailer trailer should be in the rear.
Your natural response (hitting the brakes) is never the right solution.
You should never use stab braking.
Pushing down on the brake pedal as hard as you can will only keep the wheels locked up and cause a skid.
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