CDL DOUBLES TRIPLES PRACTICE TEST OREGON

11. If a load is placed on one side of the trailer:
the steering axle weight will be too light to steer safely.
your brakes won't work.
making turns may be easier.
a rollover is more likely.
12. Headache racks:
protect you from being hit by your cargo.
help you keep weights within legal limits.
can blind other drivers.
None of the above.
13. If you go twice as fast, your stopping distance will increase by:
four times.
ten times.
eight times.
two times.
14. What is Gross Vehicle Weight?
The total weight of a combination of vehicles excluding the load
The total weight of a single vehicle, including its load
The total weight of a single vehicle, excluding its load
The total weight of the cargo
15. When you see you will need to slow down, you can warn drivers behind you by:
tapping the brakes a few times.
making gestures.
slamming on the brakes.
turning on the right turn signal.
16. Because of the "crack-the-whip" effect, doubles and triples:
are more likely to run out of gas than other combination vehicles.
are more likely to turn over than other combination vehicles.
are much slower than other combination vehicles.
can go much faster than other combination vehicles.
17. What factors can cause brakes to fade?
Excessive heat and brakes out of adjustment.
Slippery surfaces and shaded areas.
Gravel and tar.
Dirt roads and in unpaved yards.
18. If a load is 10 feet long, the minimum number of tie-downs required is:
4
3
1
2
19. Too much weight on the steering axle can cause:
hard steering and damage to the steering axle and tires.
better handling.
poor traction.
None of the above.
20. Enough tread is especially important in winter conditions. You need at least ________ tread depth on steering axle tires.
6/24 inch
4/32 inch
2/8 inch
8/32 inch
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