Georgia Class F Driver License Guide 2025: Requirements & Practice Test

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Georgia Class F driver’s License Questions & Answers

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At what psi do the spring breaks cut on .....ANSWER.....20-45 psi

Is it easier to brake with a full load or an empty load?

.....ANSWER.....Full

How much slack should there be when checking the tension on the

drive belt? .....ANSWER.....3/4 of an inch

What is the minimum tread depth for the front tires

.....ANSWER.....4/32

What is the minimum tread depth for the rear tires

.....ANSWER.....2/32

How many steps are there to check the air brakes

.....ANSWER.....3

How often should you check your cargo .....ANSWER.....Every 3

hours or 150 miles

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Which of the following is not part of the steering system

.....ANSWER.....Torque rod

Is your vehicle more likely to flip if it has a full load or an empty

load .....ANSWER.....Empty

How far should you look ahead when driving .....ANSWER.....12-

15 seconds

How far should you look ahead when driving on the highway

.....ANSWER.....1/4 mile

When slowing down to pull to the side of the road, at what

speed should you hit the brakes .....ANSWER.....20 mph

When are you more likely to skid .....ANSWER.....when it first

starts raining

In order to keep you from being distracted while driving you

should .....ANSWER.....Preset your radio stations

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Which is likely to get stuck on raised crossings .....ANSWER.....Low

slung

What is the equation for total stopping distance for air brakes

.....ANSWER.....Perception Distance + Reaction Distance + Brake

Lag Distance + Effective Braking Distance = Total Stopping

Distance

What safety equipment must you always have

.....ANSWER.....Fire extinguisher, spare electrical fuses, warning

devices

What is the air pressure for the governor cut off

.....ANSWER.....120-140 psi

When entering a curve and going downhill, what gear should

you drive in .....ANSWER.....Low gear

When driving the truck, what area is most important

.....ANSWER.....The area in front of you