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Question 1 of 10

What are the two methods or categories of securing cargo for transporting?

Blocking and bracing, and tiedowns
Skid mats and tiedowns
Blocking and bracing, and Skid mats
Tiedowns and dunnage

Question 2 of 10

Which of the following is NOT a tool required to complete a pre-trip inspection?

A tool to pry on the air brake chamber pushrod to check for free stroke
Tire pressure gauge to check tires
A watch or other timing device to check air brake leakage and buildup time
A flashlight to inspect components
Impact wrench

Question 3 of 10

trucksstophere

This sign means?

It is a regulatory sign and must be obey by vehicles exceeding 5,500kg
Warning sign and can be bypassed if brakes are in good working order
Applies only to drivers that are being paid piecemeal
Applies to all vehicles on the roadway

Question 4 of 10

When driving a commercial vehicle slower than the traffic flow, tailgaters often drive where?

At the rear of your vehicle in the blind spot increasing the risk of a rear-end collision
In the right-hand lane
Two cars back
Keeping pace with your vehicle in the left lane refusing to pass or capitulate to traffic behind

Question 5 of 10

What is dunnage?

Pallets
Shrink wrap and other materials that keep cargo on the pallets
Spacing blocks, boards and mats that separate cargo from itself and the tiedown, all of which assist in securing the load
Spacing blocks, boards and mats that protect the cargo from damage

Question 6 of 10

How often does a driver have to take 24 consecutive hours of off-duty time, regardless of cycle?

Upon reaching 70 hours in 7 days or every 14 days, whichever comes first
Once every fortnight
Every time the truck is refueled
Once a month when the unit goes to the shop for its regular maintenance

Question 7 of 10

How far must a commercial vehicle follow another commercial vehicle?

200 feet (60 metres)
100 feet (30 metres)
400 feet (120 metres)
300 feet (90 metres)

Question 8 of 10

Engine retarders work best at?

High road speeds
Low road speeds
High engine rpms
Low engine rpms

Question 9 of 10

“Hazard perception” is defined as?

The ability to recognize other “goofballs” on the road and stay well ahead of them
The ability to recognize hazards, which are anything that could potentially harm you are other road users
The ability to see clearly obstructions in your rear view mirror
The ability to see obstructions in your blind spots by conducting effective shoulder checks

Question 10 of 10

Which of the following is NOT something that might carrying in your vehicle while driving in the winter?

Chains
Shovel
Flashlight
Cellular phone
Candle
Sun tan lotion

Class 3 (Tandem-Truck) Practice - Test 5

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