DOUBLES TRIPLES TEST TX - CDL PRACTICE TEST

11. When the wheels of a trailer lock up:
the trailer will tend to swing around.
ABS will increase stopping power.
the vehicle will gradually come to a complete stop.
All of the above.
12. If the drive wheels begin to spin, you should:
take your foot off the accelerator.
wait 4-5 seconds before applying the accelerator.
apply your brakes all the way.
accelerate smoothly and change gears as necessary.
13. You are driving a vehicle with air brakes when the low air pressure warning light and buzzer come on. You should:
pull off the road and stop immediately.
apply the brakes as hard as you can.
activate your hazard lights and drive to the nearest place where you can stop.
slow down and test your brakes.
14. When driving a double or triple:
the lighter trailer should be directly behind the tractor.
all trailers should have the same weight.
the more heavily loaded trailer should be in the rear.
the more heavily loaded trailer should be directly behind the tractor.
15. If you must stop on a one-way or divided highway, you should place warning devices _______ toward the approaching traffic.
3, 15 and 45 feet
5, 50 and 500 feet
5, 25 and 50 feet
10, 100 and 200 feet
16. An alcohol evaporator:
to hold compressed air.
protects the air brake system from too much pressure.
is used to reduce the risk of ice in air brake valves and other parts during cold weather.
used to reduce the chance of the front wheels skidding.
17. To avoid becoming an aggressive driver you should:
give other drivers your full attention.
make gestures to other drivers.
speed up if you think you’re going to be late.
give other drivers the benefit of the doubt.
18. Why should you back toward the driver's side?
Using double clutching requires practice.
You can see better and watch the rear of your vehicle by looking out the side window.
You can more easily correct any steering errors.
All of the above.
19. The center of gravity of a trailer should be:
at the rear of the trailer.
as high as possible.
at the front of the trailer.
as low as possible.
20. On dry pavement, the braking distance when traveling at 55 mph is about:
216 feet.
142 feet.
419 feet.
61 feet.
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