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During the vehicle inspection, when approaching the vehicle you should:
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check that the vehicle is clear.
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check that the parking brakes are not set.
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look under the vehicle for fresh oil, fuel leaks or coolant.
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During the basic control skills test you may be asked to perform any of the following, except:
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Offset back/right
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Trailer jackknife
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Straight line backing
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When you inspect the front of your vehicle as part of the walk around inspection, you check all of the following EXCEPT:
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the air pressure gauge.
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the condition of your front axle.
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the condition of the steering system.
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When inspecting brakes, you should look for:
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shoes worn dangerously thin.
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cracked drums.
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All of the above.
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Which of these is NOT something you should check during the pre-trip inspection of the engine compartment?
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Brake controls
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Engine oil level
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Coolant level in radiator
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During the vehicle inspection test, after checking the area around the vehicle
for hazards, and before opening the engine compartment door, you should:
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remove the battery.
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check the level of brake fluid in the reservoir.
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check that the parking brakes are set and/or the wheels are chocked.
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7.
Name some things you should check on the FRONT of your vehicle during your pre-trip inspection.
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Oil, transmission, air compressor, and radiator
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Low beams, high beams, four-way flashers, and turn signals
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U-Bolts, anchor plate and bellows
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You pump the brake pedal three times, then hold it down for five seconds, making sure that the pedal does not move. You are checking:
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the air brakes.
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the hydraulic brakes.
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the service brake.
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9.
All CDL vehicle inspection tests include:
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an engine inspection and tire check.
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an engine start and in-cab inspection.
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an engine start and an inspection of the entire vehicle.
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10.
When approaching a vehicle for a pre-trip inspection, you should:
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make sure the parking brake is on.
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look under the vehicle for fuel leaks, fresh oil, coolant or grease.
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look under the vehicle for hazards to vehicle movement.
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