NEW HAMPSHIRE CDL COMBINATION PRACTICE TEST

11. Which of the following is true about the trailer hand valve?
The trailer hand valve works the trailer brakes.
If used in driving it could cause the trailer to skid.
It should be used only to test the trailer brakes.
All of the above.
12. Combination vehicles usually require _________ single commercial vehicles.
the same level of skill as
more driving skill than
less driving skill than
None of the above.
13. A red triangle with an orange center means:
Slow-moving vehicle
Law enforcement vehicle
The vehicle is hauling hazardous materials
Liquid tanker
14. The iron trailer supports are up, and the full weight of the trailer is resting on the tractor. Make sure:
you are in a low enough gear.
the safety latch is not engaged.
there is enough clearance between the upper and lower fifth wheel.
there is enough clearance between the rear of the tractor frame and the landing gear.
15. Emergency brakes must be must be held on by:
air pressure.
water.
mechanical force.
the locking mechanism.
16. When backing a truck you should:
look straight ahead.
back and turn toward the right side.
get out and walk around the vehicle before you begin to back.
always rely on your mirrors.
17. The use of brakes on a steep downgrade is:
the main braking factor.
much more effective than the engine braking effect.
a supplement to the braking effect of the engine.
dangerous, and should be avoided at all costs.
18. After coupling the trailer, begin raising the landing gear by using:
the electrical cord.
the crank handle.
the high gear range.
the low gear range.
19. Before starting down a hill, you should:
apply the brakes hard.
look for an escape route.
release the accelerator and shift to Neutral at the same time.
slow down and shift to a lower gear.
20. ABS helps you:
stop much faster.
avoid wheel lock up and maintain control of your vehicle when you brake.
steer gently and smoothly while you are braking.
increase your normal braking capability.
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