1.
If one of your tires is leaking, you should:
speed up to increase traction.
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report it to your carrier before your trip.
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drive at reduced speed and stop to check the tire every 15 miles.
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not drive except to the nearest safe place to fix it.
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2.
To prevent drowsiness you should:
get adequate sleep before a trip.
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avoid exercise to save more energy.
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schedule trips for the middle of the night.
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never drive with a passenger.
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3.
Some packages of ________ bear a "transport index", which tells the degree of control needed during transportation.
flammable liquids
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radioactive materials
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explosives
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corrosive liquids
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4.
When driving on slippery roads, you should NOT:
try to anticipate stops early.
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go slowly.
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use the engine brake.
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watch far enough ahead to keep a steady speed.
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5.
When it comes to hazardous materials
transportation, the shipper:
takes the shipment from to its destination.
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must package, mark, and label the materials.
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follows all special rules about transporting HazMat.
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placards the vehicle when loading, if required.
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6.
Who must provide emergency response information?
The shipper
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The carrier
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The driver
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The local fire department
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7.
To obtain the HazMat endorsement, you must pass a ________ background check.
Local Department of Security
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Law Enfrocement Agency
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Transportation Security Administration
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8.
When driving at night, you should dim your lights within ______ of an oncoming vehicle.
300 feet.
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500 feet.
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250 feet.
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400 feet.
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9.
Placards are used:
to warn other drivers about the risks of tailgating.
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to warn other drivers when the load on the vehicle extends 4 feet or more beyond the rear of the body.
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to protect the accident area.
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to warn others of hazardous materials.
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10.
When meeting an oncoming vehicle at night, if the other driver does not put their low beams on, you should:
slow down and look straight ahead in your lane.
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look slightly to the right to avoid looking directly at the lights of the oncoming vehicle.
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"get back at the other driver" by putting your own high beams on.
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flash your high beams at the other driver.
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