SD CDL HAZMAT TEST - PRACTICE TEST

11. Anti-lock brakes:
keep your brakes from locking up when you brake hard.
reduce the perception distance.
increase your stopping distance.
help you stop faster.
12. Class 1 hazardous materials include:
Radioactive materials
Explosives
Flammable liquids
Flammable solids
13. What is the main difference between portable tanks and cargo tanks?
Portable tanks are not permanently attached to a vehicle.
Portable tanks must show the lessee or owner’s name.
The product is loaded or unloaded while the portable tanks are off the vehicle.
All of the above.
14. Strong winds can make it difficult to stay in your lane, especially when:
driving alongside other vehicles.
coming out of tunnels.
driving at speeds below 40 mph.
going into tunnels.
15. If your tires are hot, you should NOT:
once the tires have cooled down, make another stop to check the tires.
stop to let the tires cool down.
drive until you correct the cause of the overheating.
let air out of the tires so the pressure goes back to normal.
16. When the temperature drops:
bridges will freeze before the road will.
bridges usually freeze after other parts of the roadway.
bridges will not freeze.
None of the above.
17. If your brakes fail on a steep mountain downgrade, you should:
use an escape ramp if it is available.
go right if the shoulder is clear.
change lanes after making sure there is enough room.
leave the road immediately.
18. 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 others of hazardous materials.
to warn other drivers about the risks of tailgating.
to protect the accident area.
19. Column 2 in the Hazardous Material Table contains:
the identification numbers.
the label codes.
the HazMat description and shipping name.
the hazard class or division.
20. ABS:
helps you avoid wheel lock up.
makes it easier to turn.
allows the wheels to lock up.
makes it easier to break.
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