CDL GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST (NEW MEXICO) - PRACTICE TEST

11. Which of the following statements about hydroplaning is true?
Hydroplaning usually occurs at speeds lower than 30 mph.
Hydroplaning is more likely if tire tread is worn.
Hydroplaning is less likely if tire pressure is low.
12. Combination vehicles _________ than single CMVs.
are safer in bad weather
require more driving skill
are much easier to drive
13. Hanging meat in a refrigerated truck can be:
a very unstable load with a low center of gravity.
a very unstable load with a high center of gravity.
a very stable load if properly distributed.
14. When going down long, steep downgrades:
your speed will stay about the same.
your speed will decrease.
your speed will increase.
15. The best way to know what's going on behind and to the sides of your vehicle is to:
use the rear view camera.
check your mirrors regularly.
lean out of the window.
16. If you must stop on a one-way or divided highway, you should place warning devices _______ toward the approaching traffic.
5, 25 and 50 feet
10, 100 and 200 feet
5, 50 and 500 feet
17. If you are driving a vehicle with manual transmission that requires double clutching to change gears, the first step of the basic method for shifting up is to:
Release the clutch and press the accelerator at the same time.
Push in the clutch and shift into a higher gear at the same time.
Release the accelerator, push in the clutch and shift to neutral at the same time.
18. When driving, you:
should always use turn signals to tell other drivers your intentions.
should only use turn signals if there is a vehicle behind you.
should carefully evaluate road and traffic conditions to decide if you should use turn signals.
19. The use of brakes on a steep downgrade is:
the main braking factor.
a supplement to the braking effect of the engine.
much more effective than the engine braking effect.
20. Using of a hand-held mobile device while driving is:
not encouraged.
prohibited.
encouraged.
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