CDL PRACTICE TEST (TN) - GENERAL KNOWLEDGE TEST

41. After an accident, an improper use of flares could cause:
air pressure to build from 50 to 100 psi within 2 minutes.
the vehicle to slide back and forth.
the springs to put on the brakes.
a fire if spilled fuel is on the ground.
42. To warn drivers behind you when you see you'll need to slow down, you should:
use your headlights.
flash the brake lights.
turn off your lights.
sound your horn.
43. 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
44. On a level surface:
should never be used if the brakes are very wet.
wheel chocks make it easier for the vehicle to roll.
you should use wheel chocks to hold the vehicle.
wheel chocks should not be used when the brakes are very hot.
45. Stopping distance can be affected by:
Reaction Distance
Speed
Perception Distance
All of the above.
46. Whether or not you load and secure your load yourself, you are responsible for:
recognizing overloads and poorly balanced weight.
knowing your cargo is properly secured.
inspecting your cargo.
All of the above.
47. When preparing to make a right turn, you should NOT turn wide to the left as you start the turn. Why?
It makes the turn harder.
Turning wide to the left can cause your vehicle to tilt.
A following driver may try to pass you on the left.
A following driver may try to pass you on the right.
48. Broken suspension parts:
can be extremely dangerous.
hold up the vehicle and its load and keep the axles in place.
should not be a concern unless you are driving on steep grades.
All of the above.
49. What factors can cause brakes to fade?
Gravel and tar.
Slippery surfaces and shaded areas.
Dirt roads and in unpaved yards.
Excessive heat and brakes out of adjustment.
50. Hydroplaning occurs when:
you release the accelerator too soon.
you push in the clutch to let the drive wheels turn freely.
tire pressure is high.
tires lose traction.
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