During the pre-trip inspection in the winter, you should check
the following:
D)
If you unload or load a cargo tank, you must:
A)Be alert and have a clear view of the cargo tank
B)Be within 25 feet of the tank and know of the hazards of
the materials involved
C)Know the procedures to follow in an emergency and be
authorized and be able to move the cargo tank
D)All of these answers are correct
D
How should you respond to tire failure?
A)
Within 45 seconds of starting your vehicle, what should your
air pressure be?
D)
The following must be inspected on every tire:
C)
You can transport leaking packages:
D)
The average driver has a reaction of how long?
D)
What are some clues to help recognize an impaired driver?
A)Weaving across the road or drifting from one side to
another
B)Dropping right wheels onto the shoulder, or bumping across a
curb in a turn
C)Stopping at a green light, or waiting for too long at a
stop
D)All of these answers are correct
D
A pre-trip inspection should be completed:
A)At least once a week
B)At least once a day
C)If any problems occurred the last the time the vehicle was
operated
D)Before operating the vehicle
D
When should you drive a tank vehicle with open valves or manhole
covers?
C)
You may make a right turn on a red light:
D)
If you have a loss of hydraulic pressure, you should:
A)
If you have to drive through large puddles or flowing water, you
should:
A)Slow down, place transmission in a low gear, and gently put
on the brakes
B)Increase engine rpm and cross the water while keeping light
pressure on the brakes
C)When out of the water, maintain light pressure on the
brakes for a short distance to heat them up and dry them out
D)All of these answers are correct
D
While driving with Class A or B explosives, you cannot park
within 300 feet of:
A)
The posted speed limit is 55 mph. If the road is wet you should
travel:
A)
Two sets of solid, double, white lines that are two or more feet
apart:
A)
The term "Gross Combination Weight" refers to:
C)
Whether or not you load and secure the cargo yourself, you are
responsible for:
A)Inspecting your cargo, recognizing overloads and poorly
balanced weight
B)Knowing your cargo is properly secured and does not obscure
your view ahead or to the sides
C)Knowing your cargo does not restrict your access to
emergency equipment
D)All of these answers are correct
D
Which of these items is checked in a pre-trip inspection?
C)
Excessive use of the service brakes:
braking effect
A)
What is a good rule for using your turn signal?
B)
When do rollovers happen?
B)
If hazardous materials are spilling from your vehicle:
