VT CDL HAZMAT PRACTICE TEST

11. The Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG):
is indexed by the proper hazardous material shipping name and ID number.
is a guidebook for emergency personnel on how to protect themselves and the public from hazardous materials.
All of the above.
12. If you notice a cargo leak, you should identify the hazardous material leaking:
by taste.
by touching the material.
by using the shipping papers.
13. Confused drivers may:
change direction suddenly.
stop without warning.
All of the above.
14. ABS:
is not required on newer trucks.
gives you more control when you brake.
causes your wheels to lock when you break hard.
15. To find out if a shipment includes hazardous materials, you should:
look for a hazardous material spill.
look at the shipping papers.
Turn your engine off, then check the cargo.
16. If your vehicle has a breakdown or accident while carrying explosives, what should you do?
Warn others of the danger.
Do not allow smoking or open fire near the vehicle.
All of the above.
17. The two main places on which the hazardous materials identification number must appear are:
the shipping paper and the driver's ID.
the license plate and the package.
the shipping paper and the package
18. If the ABS is not working:
the truck will have no brakes.
you should immediately reduce your speed.
the truck will still have normal brakes.
19. When driving on long and/or steep downgrades, to select an appropriate safe speed you should consider:
the road conditions.
the total weight of the vehicle and cargo.
All of the above.
20. Drivers involved in transporting hazardous materials must:
keep hazardous materials shipping papers and emergency response information in the proper place.
safely transport the shipment without delay.
All of the above.
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