1.
You should always adjust your speed to be able to stop within:
50 feet.
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the distance you can see ahead.
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the length of your vehicle.
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30 feet.
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2.
The tractor protection valve:
prevents the trailer from being accidentally released.
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keeps air in the brake system should the trailer develop a bad leak.
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keeps your wheels from locking up when you brake hard.
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keeps air from going out if the air compressor develops a leak.
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3.
Which of the following is not a sign of fatigue?
Keeping a steady speed
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Yawning repeatedly
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Rubbing eyes
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Frequent blinking
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4.
If a tank is leaking, you should:
call your dispatcher or supervisor for instructions.
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get the leak fixed immediately.
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flash your brake lights to warn other motorists.
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continue the trip until you can pull into a service station.
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5.
A shipping paper for HazMat must include:
page numbers if the shipping paper has more than 1 page.
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a shipper's certification signed by the shipper.
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a proper shipping description for each HazMat.
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All of the above.
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6.
The best advice for driving in fog is:
use high beams.
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use low beams.
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don't drive.
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drive slowly in the left lane of traffic.
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7.
If a tire fails while you are driving, you should:
brake as hard as possible.
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stay off the brake
until your vehicle has slowed down.
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call your supervisor for instructions.
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stop on the roadway if possible.
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8.
Empty trucks:
require a greaterĀ stopping distance than full trucks.
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require a shorter stoppingĀ distance than full trucks.
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require the same stoppingĀ distance than full trucks.
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None of the above.
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9.
When you pull off the road and stop, you should:
use your high beams.
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flash your brake lights.
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turn on the 4-way emergency flashers.
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use the taillights.
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10.
The steering wheel should:
be held firmly with the left hand.
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be held firmly with the right hand.
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be held firmly with both hands.
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be held with one hand at a time.
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