Michigan CDL Class A Exam Questions
Fully Solved.
Major Traffic Violations - Answer Under Influence of Alcohol (.04) (Refusing to take test)
Under Influence of Controlled Substance
Leaving Scene of Accident
Fatality through Negligent Driving
Operating while suspended
Drug Smuggling
Conviction Times - Answer First Conviction- 1 Year suspension; 3 if hazardous material
Two Conviction- 10 year minimum
Negligent Homicide / Fleeing - 1 year suspension
Smuggling - revoke for life
Serious Traffic Violations - Answer 15 MPH over speed limit
Following too closely
Improper & Erratic lane changes
Any use of cell phone
Traffic violation with fatal accident
Reckless driving
2 (in 3 years) 60 days; 3 (in 3 years) 120 days
*Railroad Violations* - Answer Failure to Stop before Railroad Crossing
Failure to have sufficient space to cross entire crossing
Failure to obey officer or device at crossing
Insufficient undercarriage clearance
1st 60 days; 2nd (in 3 years) 120 days; 3rd (in 3 years) 1 year
Vehicle Inspection (During Trip) - Answer Watch Gauges
Senses (look, listen, smell, feel)
, *Brake and Electrical connections to trailer
*Trailer Coupling Devices
*Cargo Securement Devices
Vehicle Inspection (After Trip) (Tires) - Answer *Should be done after every trip*
Too much or too little air pressure
*Bad Wear (4/32-inch tread on front tires) (2/32 inch on other tires)*
Cuts or Other Damage
Tread Separation
Dual Tires that come in contact with one another
Mismatched Sizes
Radial / Bias-Ply tires used together
Cut & Cracked valve stems
Continued (Wheel and Rims) - Answer Damaged Rims
Rust around wheel nuts (check tightness)
Missing Clamps, Spacers, Studs or Lugs
Mismatched, bent, or cracked lock rings
Wheels or Rims that have had welding repairs
Continued (Bad Brake Drums or Shoes) - Answer Cracked Drums
Shoes or pads with oil, grease or brake fluid
Shoes worn dangerously thin missing or broken
Continued (Steering System Defects) - Answer Missing nuts, bolts, cotter keys, or other parts
Bent, loose, or broken parts, such as steering column, steering gear box, or tie rods
If power steering- Check hoses, pumps and fluid level; check leaks
Steering wheel play more than 10 degrees (approx. 2 inches)
Continued (Suspension System) - Answer Spring Hangars allowing movement of axis from
proper position
Fully Solved.
Major Traffic Violations - Answer Under Influence of Alcohol (.04) (Refusing to take test)
Under Influence of Controlled Substance
Leaving Scene of Accident
Fatality through Negligent Driving
Operating while suspended
Drug Smuggling
Conviction Times - Answer First Conviction- 1 Year suspension; 3 if hazardous material
Two Conviction- 10 year minimum
Negligent Homicide / Fleeing - 1 year suspension
Smuggling - revoke for life
Serious Traffic Violations - Answer 15 MPH over speed limit
Following too closely
Improper & Erratic lane changes
Any use of cell phone
Traffic violation with fatal accident
Reckless driving
2 (in 3 years) 60 days; 3 (in 3 years) 120 days
*Railroad Violations* - Answer Failure to Stop before Railroad Crossing
Failure to have sufficient space to cross entire crossing
Failure to obey officer or device at crossing
Insufficient undercarriage clearance
1st 60 days; 2nd (in 3 years) 120 days; 3rd (in 3 years) 1 year
Vehicle Inspection (During Trip) - Answer Watch Gauges
Senses (look, listen, smell, feel)
, *Brake and Electrical connections to trailer
*Trailer Coupling Devices
*Cargo Securement Devices
Vehicle Inspection (After Trip) (Tires) - Answer *Should be done after every trip*
Too much or too little air pressure
*Bad Wear (4/32-inch tread on front tires) (2/32 inch on other tires)*
Cuts or Other Damage
Tread Separation
Dual Tires that come in contact with one another
Mismatched Sizes
Radial / Bias-Ply tires used together
Cut & Cracked valve stems
Continued (Wheel and Rims) - Answer Damaged Rims
Rust around wheel nuts (check tightness)
Missing Clamps, Spacers, Studs or Lugs
Mismatched, bent, or cracked lock rings
Wheels or Rims that have had welding repairs
Continued (Bad Brake Drums or Shoes) - Answer Cracked Drums
Shoes or pads with oil, grease or brake fluid
Shoes worn dangerously thin missing or broken
Continued (Steering System Defects) - Answer Missing nuts, bolts, cotter keys, or other parts
Bent, loose, or broken parts, such as steering column, steering gear box, or tie rods
If power steering- Check hoses, pumps and fluid level; check leaks
Steering wheel play more than 10 degrees (approx. 2 inches)
Continued (Suspension System) - Answer Spring Hangars allowing movement of axis from
proper position
