COMBINATION PRACTICE TEST - VT CDL
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What is a pull up when referring to truck driving?
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When a driver stops and pulls forward to get a better position.
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A driving maneuver used to pull your vehicle over to the side of the road and stop.
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A specific maneuver used to decelerate smoothly in the exit lane.
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12.
Radial and bias-ply tires:
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should not be used together.
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should be used together only when driving in packed snow.
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should be used together.
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13.
Emergency brakes are:
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required on all vehicles.
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not required on doubles.
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not required on buses.
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14.
Which of the following is NOT part of checking the sliding fifth-wheel?
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Checking that it is properly greased
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Testing the tractor protection valve
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Checking that all locking pins are present and locked in place
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15.
When looking at your cargo covers in the mirrors while driving, you must be aware that a flapping cover:
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can tear loose, uncovering the cargo.
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helps keep the cargo as close to the ground as possible.
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keeps the cargo cool.
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16.
An Anti-lock Braking System (ABS):
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lets you drive faster.
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keeps your wheels from locking up when you brake hard.
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increases your normal braking capability.
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17.
When the trailer breaks away or develops a bad leak, the tractor protection valve will close automatically and:
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the tractor will lose all air pressure.
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the trailer supply valve will stay open.
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the trailer emergency brakes will come on.
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18.
A bridge formula permits:
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more maximum axle weight for axles that are closer together.
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less maximum axle weight for axles that are close together.
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less maximum axle weight for axles that are far apart.
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19.
Overloading can have negative effects on:
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braking.
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steering.
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All of the above.
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20.
If you must drive slowly, how should you alert following drivers?
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Turn on your taillights
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Flash your brake lights
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Use your emergency flashers if it is legal
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