1.
How should you hold the steering wheel?
Firmly, with your hands on opposite sides of the wheel
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Firmly, with your left hand at the top of the wheel and the right hand at the bottom of the wheel
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With your right hand on the wheel
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With your left hand on the wheel
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2.
The posted speed limit for a curve:
is safe for all vehicles.
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is optional and may be exceeded.
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is safe for trucks or buses, but it may be too fast for cars.
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may be too fast for many trucks or buses.
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3.
You must have at least ________ tread depth on tires other than front tires.
4/16 inch
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2/32 inch
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4/32 inch
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8/32 inch
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4.
Which of these statements about using your mirrors is FALSE?
There are blind spots that your mirrors cannot show you.
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You should use your mirrors to spot overtaking vehicles.
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When driving, you should check mirrors regularly to know where other vehicles are around you.
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None of the above.
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5.
Which of these is a possible consequence of forcing an automatic transmission into a lower gear at high speed?
Loss of all engine braking effect
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Loss of steering control
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Loss of hydraulic pressure
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All of the above.
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6.
An anti-lock braking system (ABS):
helps you avoid wheel lock up.
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should help you steer around an obstacle while braking.
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helps you avoid skids caused by over braking.
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All of the above.
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7.
For a hazmat endorsement, applicants will be required to:
supply employment records for the last three years.
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submit fingerprints and undergo a background check.
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supply a list of the states visited within the last 3 years.
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All of the above.
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8.
What is an advantage of going right instead of left around an obstacle?
If you are blocked on both sides, a move to the right won't force anyone into an opposing traffic lane and a possible head-on accident.
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No one is likely to be passing you on the left, but someone may be driving on the shoulder.
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There is no real advantage.
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If an oncoming driver has drifted into your lane, their natural response will be to brake suddenly.
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9.
The Gross Combination Weight (GCW) is:
the weight of the vehicle, trailer, and cargo.
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the weight of the trailer and cargo.
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the weight of the vehicle and its trailer(s).
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the total weight of a single vehicle including its load.
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10.
_______ is the distance your vehicle travels, in ideal conditions, from the time you see a hazard until your brain recognizes it.
Braking distance
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Reaction distance
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Perception distance
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Total stopping distance
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