OK CDL HAZMAT TEST - PRACTICE TEST

21. Before each trip, you must make sure:
the cargo is balanced and secured.
your cargo obscures your view to the sides.
the cargo has a high center of gravity.
22. Some packages of radioactive materials bear a number called the "transport index", which tells:
how the package was sealed.
the weight of the package.
the degree of control needed during transportation.
23. Placards are used:
to warn other drivers when the load on the vehicle extends 4 feet or more beyond the rear of the body.
to warn other drivers about the risks of tailgating.
to warn others of hazardous materials.
24. Retarders:
help prevent accidents by applying extra braking power to the non-drive wheels.
help slow a vehicle and reduce brake wear.
apply their braking power whenever you push on the accelerator.
25. If you hear a loud loud "bang" and the steering feels "heavy", you should:
hold the steering wheel firmly and stay off the brake.
brake hard and pull off the road.
pump the brakes until the vehicle has slowed down.
26. What should you do if your vehicle starts hydroplaning?
Accelerate slightly, then push in the clutch to slow down.
Release the accelerator and push in the clutch to let the wheels turn freely.
Apply the brakes and countersteer to regain control of the vehicle.
27. When your drive wheels have poor traction, you should:
turn the retarder on.
turn the retarder off.
only use the retarder on the front wheels.
28. When more cargo is piled up in a truck, the center of gravity moves:
to the left side of the truck.
higher up from the road.
closer to the ground.
29. Which of the following is a clue suggesting a shipment of HazMat?
The type of business is the shipper is in.
Tanks with diamond labels or placards on the premises.
All of the above.
30. How can you tell if your vehicle is equipped with ABS?
Look for yellow ABS malfunction lamps on the instrument panel.
Trailers will have yellow ABS malfunction lamps on the left side.
All of the above.
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