OREGON CDL TANKER PRACTICE TEST

11. Rollovers happen when drivers:
brake too hard.
stop too often.
turn too fast.
turn too slowly.
12. When going down grades, you should:
downshift to a lower gear.
rely solely on engine braking to reduce your speed.
shift up.
put the transmission in Neutral.
13. You must know the outage requirement when hauling liquids in bulk. Why?
Some of the heaviest liquids don't need any outage.
You must never leave room for the expanding liquid.
Different liquids expand by different amounts as they warm.
All of the above.
14. In a convex mirror everything appears:
smaller.
darker.
larger.
brighter.
15. When driving a tanker, you should:
drive 10 mph below the posted speed limit.
decrease your following distance.
stop every 50 miles to inspect your vehicle.
increase your following distance.
16. Improperly placarded vehicles can only be moved:
in the daytime.
at night.
by their owner.
during an emergency.
17. Which of the following statements about tankers is true?
A high center of gravity makes a vehicle more prone to rollover accidents.
Unbaffled liquid tankers have nothing inside to slow down the flow of the liquid.
When loading and unloading smaller tanks, do not put too much weight on the front or rear of the vehicle.
All of the above.
18. ______ are _____ that have holes in them to let the liquid flow through.
Baffles; bulkheads
Barriers; baffles
Barriers; bulkheads
Bulkheads; tankers
19. Liquid surge occurs:
in full tanks.
in empty tanks.
in partially filled tanks.
if you are caught in strong winds.
20. If the engine catches fire, you should:
open the hood as soon as you can.
avoid shooting foam from the vehicle's underside.
pull into a service station and notify the emergency services.
turn off the engine as soon as you can.
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