VEHICLE SAFETY AND INSPECTION GUIDE EXAM QUESTIONS
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1. What things should you check during a trip?
tire problems, engine check, wheel and rim problems, bad brake
drums or shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment.
tire problems, wheel and rim problems, bad brake drums or
shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
tire problems, gauge trouble, wheel and rim problems, bad brake
drums or shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
tire problems, wheel and rim problems, bad brake drums or shoes,
steering system defects, lights and deflectors, exhaust system
defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
2. What things should you check during a trip?
Watch gauges for signs of trouble
Use your senses to check for problems (look, listen, smell, feel)
Check critical items when you stop: tires, wheels and rims, brakes,
lights and reflectors, brake and electrical connections to trailer,
trailer coupling devices and cargo securement devices
All of the above
3. At a speed of 60 mph on a dry road, approximately how many feet will it
take for a vehicle to come to a complete stop?
,300 feet
360 feet
450 feet
, 500 feet
4. Mirrors are often slightly curved (convex) because they
give a wider field of vision
totally cover blind spots
make it easier to judge the speed of following traffic
make following traffic look bigger
5. Leaking shock absorbers:
Are normal
Indicate a potentially dangerous defect
Will prevent the turn signals from working
Pose no threat if the vehicle is only driven on highways.
6. What is the primary benefit of preparing an emergency response plan
when encountering a potential road hazard?
To ensure you can react quickly and effectively
To avoid having to stop your vehicle
To minimize fuel consumption
To comply with traffic regulations
7. When securing a small load in a vehicle, what is the least number of tie-
downs you should use to ensure safety?
1 tie-down
2 tie-downs
3 tie-downs
4 tie-downs
, 8. What is the recommended distance a driver should scan the road ahead to
ensure safe driving?
5-10 seconds
10-12 seconds
12-15 seconds
15-20 seconds
9. A safe rule to follow when driving at night
Don't overdrive your headlights; you should be able to stop within
the distance you can see ahead with your light
Wear dark shaded glasses
Always use the high-beam highlights, regardless of traffic
10. When attempting to fight a fire in your vehicle, you should:
Avoid opening the hood if the fire is under it.
Avoid using water on gasoline or oil fires.
Use as much extinguishing fuel as you can.
A. and B. are correct.
11. In the context of safe driving, what is the primary purpose of using turn
signals?
To indicate your speed
To show your intended direction
To alert pedestrians of your presence
To notify other drivers of your vehicle type
AND 100% APPROVED ANSWERS |100% FULLY SOLVED WITH
100% COMPLETE SOLUTION!!
1. What things should you check during a trip?
tire problems, engine check, wheel and rim problems, bad brake
drums or shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment.
tire problems, wheel and rim problems, bad brake drums or
shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
tire problems, gauge trouble, wheel and rim problems, bad brake
drums or shoes, steering system defects, suspension system defects,
exhaust system defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
tire problems, wheel and rim problems, bad brake drums or shoes,
steering system defects, lights and deflectors, exhaust system
defects, emergency equipment, cargo (trucks).
2. What things should you check during a trip?
Watch gauges for signs of trouble
Use your senses to check for problems (look, listen, smell, feel)
Check critical items when you stop: tires, wheels and rims, brakes,
lights and reflectors, brake and electrical connections to trailer,
trailer coupling devices and cargo securement devices
All of the above
3. At a speed of 60 mph on a dry road, approximately how many feet will it
take for a vehicle to come to a complete stop?
,300 feet
360 feet
450 feet
, 500 feet
4. Mirrors are often slightly curved (convex) because they
give a wider field of vision
totally cover blind spots
make it easier to judge the speed of following traffic
make following traffic look bigger
5. Leaking shock absorbers:
Are normal
Indicate a potentially dangerous defect
Will prevent the turn signals from working
Pose no threat if the vehicle is only driven on highways.
6. What is the primary benefit of preparing an emergency response plan
when encountering a potential road hazard?
To ensure you can react quickly and effectively
To avoid having to stop your vehicle
To minimize fuel consumption
To comply with traffic regulations
7. When securing a small load in a vehicle, what is the least number of tie-
downs you should use to ensure safety?
1 tie-down
2 tie-downs
3 tie-downs
4 tie-downs
, 8. What is the recommended distance a driver should scan the road ahead to
ensure safe driving?
5-10 seconds
10-12 seconds
12-15 seconds
15-20 seconds
9. A safe rule to follow when driving at night
Don't overdrive your headlights; you should be able to stop within
the distance you can see ahead with your light
Wear dark shaded glasses
Always use the high-beam highlights, regardless of traffic
10. When attempting to fight a fire in your vehicle, you should:
Avoid opening the hood if the fire is under it.
Avoid using water on gasoline or oil fires.
Use as much extinguishing fuel as you can.
A. and B. are correct.
11. In the context of safe driving, what is the primary purpose of using turn
signals?
To indicate your speed
To show your intended direction
To alert pedestrians of your presence
To notify other drivers of your vehicle type
