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ILLINOIS CLASS B NON-CDL COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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ILLINOIS CLASS B NON-CDL
COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS



1. According to Illinois law, a Class B license is required for any single vehicle with a Gross

Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) of at least:

A. 16,001 lbs


B. 26,001 lbs


C. 10,001 lbs


D. 33,001 lbs


Answer: B


Conceptual Explanation: In Illinois, a Class B non-CDL is required for vehicles with a

GVWR of 26,001 lbs or more, provided the towed unit is less than 10,000 lbs.


2. What is the maximum legal width for any vehicle, including its load, on Illinois highways

(excluding mirrors and safety devices)?

A. 8 feet 6 inches


B. 9 feet 0 inches


C. 8 feet 0 inches

,D. 102 inches plus 6 inches overhang


Answer: A


Conceptual Explanation: The maximum legal width for vehicles on Illinois roads is 8 feet

6 inches (102 inches).


3. What is the maximum legal height for all vehicles on Illinois highways?

A. 13 feet 0 inches


B. 14 feet 0 inches


C. 12 feet 6 inches


D. 13 feet 6 inches


Answer: D


Conceptual Explanation: The maximum legal height for any vehicle in Illinois is 13 feet 6

inches.


4. When driving a vehicle with a high center of gravity, you should:

A. Take turns significantly slower than the posted speed limit


B. Accelerate slightly during the turn to maintain traction


C. Take turns at the posted speed limit


D. Only worry about speed if the load is liquid


Answer: A

, Conceptual Explanation: High center of gravity vehicles are prone to rollovers; therefore,

turns must be taken slower than the speed posted for smaller cars.


5. If your vehicle is equipped with air brakes, at what PSI should the low air pressure warning

light and/or buzzer activate?

A. 80 PSI


B. 40 PSI


C. 60 PSI


D. 100 PSI


Answer: C


Conceptual Explanation: Federal and state safety standards require the low air warning

to activate when pressure drops below 60 PSI.


6. When performing a pre-trip inspection, what is the minimum tread depth required for the

steering axle (front) tires?

A. 2/32 of an inch


B. 4/32 of an inch


C. 6/32 of an inch


D. 1/32 of an inch


Answer: B

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