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At 55 mph approximately how many seconds does it take to come to a stop - Ans -6 seconds What is the minimum tread depth required in the front two tires - Ans -4/32" tread depth requ

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Georgia Class F drivers license Test Questions with
Verified Answers Graded A
At 55 mph approximately how many seconds
does it take to come to a stop - Ans -6
seconds Oil pressure should be between ____psi during
operation - Ans -35-75

What is the minimum tread depth required in the
front two tires - Ans -4/32" tread depth How many seconds ahead should you look while
required in the front two tires driving - Ans -Always look 10-12 seconds
ahead while driving

There must be no more than ________ play in
the steering wheel or __" in a 20" steering wheel What do round yellow warning signs for RR XING
- Ans -10 degrees/ 2" without drop arms mean? - Ans -You must
stop and listen before crossing

What is the minimum tread depth required in the
rear tires? - Ans -2/32" tread depth required Where do you place caution triangles -
in the rear tires Ans -Place caution triangles 10' and 100'
away from your vehicle towards on coming traffic

How do you test your air breaks - Ans -
Pump 3 times and then hold the break on the 4th Where do you place caution triangles when there
is a hill or a curve blocking drivers from seeing
you? - Ans -Place 1 triangle on the other
What are the only factors in BAC - Ans - size of the hill or curve
Amount of alcohol and weight

What is controlled braking - Ans -Applying
How do you calculate stopping distance? - brakes as hard as you can without locking them
Ans -Perception time + reaction time +
braking distance = stopping distance
What is engine braking - Ans -Lowering
your gears when going downhill to slow vehicle
There must be no more than ___" play in any without using brakes
engine belts - Ans -3/4" play in engine belts

Stopping distance estimate - Ans -1 second
If ABS fails - Ans -Do not stop immediately, per 10' of vehicle length add 1 second if you are
service soon traveling over 40 mph


Oil pressure should be between ____psi at idle - What emergency equipment is required to be on
Ans -5-20 psi trucks - Ans -3 caution triangles, 1 ABC fire
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