Reduce your speed only if workers are close to the roadway.
Turn on your parking lights.
Watch for sharp pavement drop-offs.
You should never shut off an overheated engine until it cools.
You should never remove the radiator cap on a pressurized system until the system is cooled.
Antifreeze is not needed when the weather is warm.
A double with an empty trailers.
A tractor pulling a loaded flatbed trailer.
A triple axle vehicle with cargo.
In the front, back, and/or sides of the cargo.
From the upper part of the cargo to the floor.
Loosely around the cargo.
Displayed on all vehicles hauling any amount of hazardous materials.
Placed only on the front and rear of a vehicle.
Placed on all four sides of a vehicle.
Trailers.
Hazardous materials.
Anti-lock brakes.
Wheels skidding.
A loud hissing noise.
Vibration.
Help slow the vehicle while driving and reduce brake wear.
Apply extra braking power to the non-drive axles.
Help prevent skids.
Only occurs when there is a lot of water.
Cannot occur when driving through a puddle.
Is more likely if tire pressure is low.
Twice the length of the vehicle.
Half the length of a football field.
The length of a football field.
The vehicle does not required placards.
A person who has the Hazardous Materials Endorsement rides with you.
The GVWR is 26,001 pounds or less.
Before a fire happens.
Only when a fire happens.
Only when you are transporting flammable materials.
Used to compensate for poor brakes.
An addition to your normal brakes.
An integral part of the vehicle's braking system.
Wait for qualified firefighters.
Use water.
Use dirt.
Should only be used when driving at daytime.
Often makes you sleepy and thus should not be used while driving.
Can still be used while driving if you only take half the regular dosage.
Take an over-the-counter stimulant.
Stop periodically for rest and exercise.
Keep the vehicle closed and heated.
Off-tracking.
Wide-rounding.
Sidewinding.
Use reverse gear to back up off the crossing.
Get out the vehicle and away from the tracks.
Turn off all your lights.
Safety.
To avoid being cited.
It's the law.
Can only be driven in daylight.
Require a special transit permit.
Must be escorted by police.
Depress slightly.
Sink to the floor.
Not move.
Slow down slightly and try to drive under the object.
Find another route that will not require driving under the object.
Estimate the height of an overhead object if it is not posted.
Honk your horn and stay close behind the car.
Signal and change lanes to avoid hazard.
Slow down to prevent a crash.
Start stab braking.
Release accelerator.
Accelerate slightly.
You should adjust your mirrors before starting the trip.
You can adjust your mirrors while you are driving.
The mirrors could be adjusted correctly even if the trailer is not straight.
The ground underneath the tracks may not be stable.
You could get hung up halfway across the tracks.
Your tires could sink into the dirt and not cross the trucks.
Headlights are required by law.
There may be crosswinds when exiting.
Speeds are limited to 30 mph. or less.
Drive in the center of the bridge.
Check the weight limit of the bridge.
Slow down to 25 mph on the bridge.
Circuit breakers.
First aid kit.
Warning devices for parking vehicle.
Watch for an oncoming traffic.
Complete your turn without stopping.
Back up to allow the oncoming traffic to pass.
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100.
150.
50.
You should look at a mirror for several seconds at a time.
Convex mirrors make things look larger and closer than they really are.
There are blind spots that your mirror cannot show.
Not less than 4/32 (four thirty two) inch.
More than 6/32 (six thirty two) inch.
Not less than 2/32 (two thirty two)inch.
Only when you need to back on a curved path.
Whenever you have to back.
Only when you have a trailer on your vehicle.
You should inspect your tires every two hours or every 100 miles when driving in very hot weather.
The air pressure of a tire decreases as the temperature of the tire increases.
If tires are too hot to touch, let 5-10 pounds of air pressure out to cool them down.
With both hands close together, near the top of the wheel.
With both hands close together, near the bottom of the wheel.
With both hands, on the opposite sides of the wheel.
Signal early, and change lanes slowly and smoothly.
Signal just as you begin to change lines, and move quickly.
Signal after you begin change and cross over slowly.
It becomes gummy, making tires stick road.
It bleeds, making the road surface slippery.
Nothing, it is made for hot weather.
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in front of
to the side of
Should always be carried when driving in winter weather.
Should never be used on asphalt.
Should only be used on the drive wheels.
Can cause the driver wheels to skid when they have poor traction.
Allow you brakes. to disconnect the steering axle.
Cannot be used on interstate highways.
The heavier vehicle or the faster it is moving, the more heat the brakes have to absorb to stop it.
Brake drums cool very quickly when the vehicle is moving very fast.
Brake fade is not caused by heat.
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4/32
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Increase your following distance.
Lightly tap your brakes to warn the tailgater to drop back.
Speed up to distance yourself from the tailgater.
Pushing down on the brake pedal as hard as you can.
Responding to a hazard by slowing the vehicle.
Using the vehicle's emergency brake.
Keep driving, and turn your defroster on.
Keep driving and spray the windshield with washer fluid.
Stop safely and fix the problem.
4 seconds.
5 seconds.
6 seconds.
ABS allows you to drive faster, follow more closely or drive less carefully.
ABS prevents power or turning skids.
ABS changes the way you brake in an emergency.
Start at the inside lane and swing right as you turn.
Use a right-hand turn lane if there are two turning lanes.
Start your turn in the center of the intersection.
No, it is not necessary. In fact, most of our students enter our program with little to no prior truck driving experience. In addition to that, you must have your regular Driver’s License. However, if you are coming from another state then OHIO, then yes, you must have the CDL permit.
Watch the steps below;
You need these items below
It is totally up to you. It is mostly about your language level. If you have a good English, it will be better for you to learn everything by the book. If not, you can look at the apps on your phone. A lot of applications are available online, which you can search as “CDL Permit” at your app store. Study those questions and take the exams.
Also remember that! Some states have different language options at the exam sites. So, if you are a foreigner check those options too. It might make your job easier at the exam with your own first language.
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