26. What are three factors that add up to total stopping distance with hydraulic-
brakes?
A. Brake lag distance, pedal engaging distance, rolling distance.
B. Reaction distance, application distance, braking distance.
C. Perception distance, reaction distance, braking distance.
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, C. Perception distance, reaction distance, braking distance.
6. What is a good rule as to the speed you should go when driving at night?
A. You should keep your speed slow enough to stop within the range of your
headlights.
B. You do not have to be able to stop within the distance that you can see.
C. You should never drive so fast as to require your high beams.
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A. You should keep your speed slow enough to stop within the range of
your headlights.
2. How do you test hydraulic brakes for a leak?
A. With the vehicle under way at a low speed, apply firm pressure, stopping the
vehicle as quickly as possible.
B. With the vehicle stopped, push down the brake pedal and do not release for at
least five seconds.
C. With the vehicle stopped, pump the brake pedal three times. Apply firm pressure,
and then hold for five seconds.
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C. With the vehicle stopped, pump the brake pedal three times. Apply firm
pressure, and then hold for five seconds.
56. What is the purpose of blocking and bracing?
A. To keep cargo from sliding, falling and getting out of balance.
, B. To keep containers from getting dirty.
C. To support the trailer structure.
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A. To keep cargo from sliding, falling and getting out of balance.
21. What is a good reason for knowing what the traffic is doing on all sides of you?
A. Stopping or changing lanes can take time and distance and you need to have room
to make these moves safely.
B. It is always necessary to know when you can make a U-turn.
C. You need to eliminate all blind spots around you.
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A. Stopping or changing lanes can take time and distance and you need to
have room to make these moves safely.
50. As a driver for what are you responsible regarding your cargo?
A. Inspecting your cargo, knowing that your cargo is securely tied down or covered,
recognizing overloads and poorly balanced loads.
B. Inspecting your cargo and keeping rainwater from getting under the pallets.
C. Shifting your cargo at state lines and sliding your fifth wheel.
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A. Inspecting your cargo, knowing that your cargo is securely tied down or
covered, recognizing overloads and poorly balanced loads.
brakes?
A. Brake lag distance, pedal engaging distance, rolling distance.
B. Reaction distance, application distance, braking distance.
C. Perception distance, reaction distance, braking distance.
Give this one a try later!
, C. Perception distance, reaction distance, braking distance.
6. What is a good rule as to the speed you should go when driving at night?
A. You should keep your speed slow enough to stop within the range of your
headlights.
B. You do not have to be able to stop within the distance that you can see.
C. You should never drive so fast as to require your high beams.
Give this one a try later!
A. You should keep your speed slow enough to stop within the range of
your headlights.
2. How do you test hydraulic brakes for a leak?
A. With the vehicle under way at a low speed, apply firm pressure, stopping the
vehicle as quickly as possible.
B. With the vehicle stopped, push down the brake pedal and do not release for at
least five seconds.
C. With the vehicle stopped, pump the brake pedal three times. Apply firm pressure,
and then hold for five seconds.
Give this one a try later!
C. With the vehicle stopped, pump the brake pedal three times. Apply firm
pressure, and then hold for five seconds.
56. What is the purpose of blocking and bracing?
A. To keep cargo from sliding, falling and getting out of balance.
, B. To keep containers from getting dirty.
C. To support the trailer structure.
Give this one a try later!
A. To keep cargo from sliding, falling and getting out of balance.
21. What is a good reason for knowing what the traffic is doing on all sides of you?
A. Stopping or changing lanes can take time and distance and you need to have room
to make these moves safely.
B. It is always necessary to know when you can make a U-turn.
C. You need to eliminate all blind spots around you.
Give this one a try later!
A. Stopping or changing lanes can take time and distance and you need to
have room to make these moves safely.
50. As a driver for what are you responsible regarding your cargo?
A. Inspecting your cargo, knowing that your cargo is securely tied down or covered,
recognizing overloads and poorly balanced loads.
B. Inspecting your cargo and keeping rainwater from getting under the pallets.
C. Shifting your cargo at state lines and sliding your fifth wheel.
Give this one a try later!
A. Inspecting your cargo, knowing that your cargo is securely tied down or
covered, recognizing overloads and poorly balanced loads.
