Guam Chauffeur’s Test Study Guide
Questions and Answers Latest
10 percent - Amount of payload on front tires
104 inches - Maximum bus width
123 feet - Safe stop when entering an intersection at 30mph
13'6" - Maximum height
15 feet - Maximum length of draw-bars
2/32" - Minimum amount of tread on tires
20 percent - Maximum depletion of air brakes' reservoir
200 feet - Minimum distance for commercial drivers to be apart from each other
200 feet - Minimum distance to see from right and left rear mirrors and to hear horns
200 to 300 RPM - How much RPM is dropped to next lower marked speed on tack
2x - Braking force needed when doubling the vehicle's weight
300 feet - Maximum distance of business district adjacent to highway and contiguous
properties
35 feet - Maximum length on solo vehicles
350 feet - Minimum distance of vision of headlights on high beam
40 feet - Maximum length on trailers or buses
40 percent - Maximum depletion of vacuum brakes' reservoir
40,000 pounds - Maximum weight of solo behicle
4x - Braking force needed when doubling the vehicle's speed
500 feet - Minimum distance to see tail lights
60 psi - Minimum tire pressure on chauffeur vehicles
Questions and Answers Latest
10 percent - Amount of payload on front tires
104 inches - Maximum bus width
123 feet - Safe stop when entering an intersection at 30mph
13'6" - Maximum height
15 feet - Maximum length of draw-bars
2/32" - Minimum amount of tread on tires
20 percent - Maximum depletion of air brakes' reservoir
200 feet - Minimum distance for commercial drivers to be apart from each other
200 feet - Minimum distance to see from right and left rear mirrors and to hear horns
200 to 300 RPM - How much RPM is dropped to next lower marked speed on tack
2x - Braking force needed when doubling the vehicle's weight
300 feet - Maximum distance of business district adjacent to highway and contiguous
properties
35 feet - Maximum length on solo vehicles
350 feet - Minimum distance of vision of headlights on high beam
40 feet - Maximum length on trailers or buses
40 percent - Maximum depletion of vacuum brakes' reservoir
40,000 pounds - Maximum weight of solo behicle
4x - Braking force needed when doubling the vehicle's speed
500 feet - Minimum distance to see tail lights
60 psi - Minimum tire pressure on chauffeur vehicles
