CDL PRACTICE TEST - GENERAL KNOWLEDGE (WISCONSIN)

11. If your vehicle is hydroplaning, you should:
stay off the brake.
speed up.
put the vehicle in reverse.
apply the brakes.
12. Which of the following is NOT TRUE?
You should cover cargo to protect it from the weather.
In many states, spill protection for covered cargo is a requirement.
You should check that you don't exceed gross and axle weight limits.
You should regularly inspect the contents of sealed loads.
13. When backing a truck you should:
always rely on your mirrors.
back and turn toward the right side.
look straight ahead.
get out and walk around the vehicle before you begin to back.
14. Before unloading explosive materials, you should:
connect heater power sources.
use hooks or other metal tools if possible.
keep the engine running.
turn your engine off.
15. You should hold your steering wheel:
gently with both hands.
with both hands on the same side of the wheel.
firmly with one hand.
firmly with both hands.
16. Whether or not they load and secure the cargo themselves, drivers are responsible for:
knowing the cargo does not obscure the view ahead or to the sides.
making sure the cargo does not restrict access to emergency equipment.
recognizing poorly balanced weight.
All of the above.
17. Which of the following is NOT a good rule for using turn signals?
Signal well before you turn.
Cancel your signal after you have turned.
Signal continuously until you have completed the turn.
Put your turn signal on after the turn.
18. When conducting a pre-trip inspection:
the vehicle inspection report should not be reviewed unless your supervisor tells you to do so.
you should review the last vehicle inspection report.
the inspection report should only be reviewed if you will be carrying passengers.
None of the above.
19. The size of motorcycles can cause you to misjudge their speed and distance. You should:
check twice for motorcycles before pulling out into traffic.
use extra caution before you pull out in front of a motorcycle.
never share lanes with motorcycles.
All of the above.
20. If you're carrying hazardous materials and are stopped at a truck stop, you should:
keep the shipping papers with you.
tuck the shipping papers under your windshield wiper.
leave the shipping papers on the dashboard in clear view.
leave the shipping papers in the driver’s door pouch or on the driver’s seat.
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