VA CDL COMBINATION PRACTICE TEST

11. Which of the following is NOT a step in backing up with a trailer?
Checking the outside mirrors on both sides frequently
Backing quickly when the path is straight
Looking at your line of travel before you begin
12. Poor weight balance:
improves handling.
can make vehicle handling more difficult.
increases fuel efficiency.
13. Glad hands are used to:
connect the electrical lines from the truck or tractor to the trailer.
connect the brakes from the truck or tractor to the trailer.
connect the service and emergency air lines from the truck or tractor to the trailer.
14. Who is responsible for inspecting the cargo?
The shipper
The person who loaded and secured the cargo
The driver
15. When parking a trailer without spring brakes, it is very important for safety that you use wheel chocks. Why?
You may not notice a major leak in the service line until you try to put the brakes on.
if you don't use wheel chocks, supply air will be sent to the service line instead of going to charge the trailer air tanks.
The air could leak out of the trailer air tank, releasing its emergency brakes.
16. What happens when the center of gravity of a truck moves higher up from the road?
The truck becomes easier to turn over.
The vehicle is more stable while turning.
It is easier it is to turn around corners.
17. Most truck driver deaths in crashes result from:
truck rollovers.
off-tracking.
driving side-by-side with another truck.
18. When should you use the hand valve to park a combination vehicle?
To park at loading docks.
When parking downhill.
Never.
19. By pushing the trailer air supply control knob in, you:
shut the air off and put on the trailer emergency brakes.
supply the tires with air.
supply the trailer with air.
20. When you are uncoupling a loaded trailer, lower the landing gear until:
the tractor frame is under the trailer.
it makes firm contact with the ground.
makes contact with the ground, and leave the trailer off the fifth wheel.
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