What can be a consequence of having cracked or broken spring hangers in the suspension system?

The vehicle may be put "out of service."

Enhanced suspension performance.

What should you look for when inspecting the air suspension parts of a vehicle?

Height Control Valve, Shock Absorber, Upper Bellows Support

Tire Pressure, Brake Lines, Engine Oil Level

Windshield Wiper Fluid, Battery Fluid Level, Coolant Level

Headlights, Taillights, Turn Signals

Which of the following is NOT a step in the Seven-step Inspection Method for a CDL Vehicle Inspection Test?

Review Last Vehicle Inspection Report

Inspect Cargo Balance and Securement

What should be checked in the engine compartment during a vehicle inspection?

Coolant level in radiator, condition of hoses, power steering fluid level

Headlight alignment, windshield wiper function, mirror adjustment

Seatbelt functionality, horn operation, emergency brake test

Tire tread depth, air pressure, lug nut security

When inspecting cargo on trucks, what must be ensured apart from the cargo being balanced and secured?

The truck is not overloaded and the cargo contains hazardous materials

The truck has a spare tire and jack

The cargo includes a list of destinations

The cargo is covered with a tarp

What emergency equipment must be equipped with a commercial vehicle?

Fire extinguisher(s), spare electrical fuses, warning devices for parked vehicles

GPS navigation system, first aid kit, reflective vest

Dashboard camera, tire pressure gauge, extra headlights

Jumper cables, tool kit, water bottles

Which of the following should be checked for looseness, sticking, damage, or improper setting?

Steering wheel, clutch, accelerator, brake controls, foot brake, trailer brake, parking brake, retarder controls, transmission controls

Horn, windshield wiper/washer, lights, headlight, dimmer switch, turn signal, four-way flashers, parking/clearance/identification/marker switch(es)

Spare electrical fuses, three red reflective triangles, properly charged and rated fire extinguisher, tire changing equipment

Engine oil temperature, coolant temperature, warning lights and buzzers, ammeter/voltmeter

What should you do immediately if the oil pressure gauge shows low, dropping, or fluctuating pressure?

STOP IMMEDIATELY! Without oil the engine can be destroyed rapidly

Continue driving to monitor the situation

Check the engine temperature for possible overheating

Stop the vehicle and check the oil level

What is the purpose of checking the ammeter/voltmeter during the engine inspection?

To check the battery's charge and the vehicle's electrical system functionality

To ensure the vehicle's speed is within the legal limit

To verify the oil pressure is within the normal range

To measure the engine's temperature

Which emergency equipment should be checked for presence and proper function?

Spare electrical fuses, three red reflective triangles, properly charged and rated fire extinguisher

Steering wheel, clutch, accelerator

Horn, windshield wiper/washer, lights

Ammeter/voltmeter, coolant temperature gauge, engine oil temperature gauge

What is the first step in the pre-trip inspection process according to the Commercial Driver's License Manual?

Check the safety belt for security and proper adjustment.

Turn on parking, clearance, side-marker, and identification lights.

Start the engine and check for unusual noises.

Clean all lights, reflectors, and glass on the vehicle.

During the walk-around inspection, what should you check regarding the vehicle's high beams?

Verify that they work when the dimmer switch is pushed.

Ensure they are clean and the right color.

Check that they are properly inflated.

Confirm that they are securely mounted in the rack.

What should be inspected on the left front side of the vehicle?

The condition of the spring hangers, shackles, and u-bolts.

The condition of the steering system.

The condition of the front axle.

The condition of the windshield.

Which of the following is NOT part of the inspection for the vehicle's right side?

Verifying the condition of the front axle.

Checking the fuel tank(s) for security.

Ensuring the exhaust system is not leaking.

Making sure the spare tire and wheel are properly inflated.

What should be done after turning off the engine and before getting out of the vehicle?

Turn on the headlights and four-way emergency flashers.

Perform a walk-around inspection.

Check the windshield wiper blades for damage.

What should be the condition of the curbside cargo compartment doors according to the Commercial Driver's License Manual?

They should be in good condition, securely latched/locked and required security seals in place.

They should be in poor condition.

They should be in good condition but do not need to be locked.

What is the required condition of the wheels and rims on a commercial vehicle?

They should have no missing, bent, or broken spacers, studs, clamps, or lugs.

They can have missing, bent, or broken spacers, studs, clamps, or lugs.

They should have at least two broken studs.

The condition of the wheels and rims is not important.

When checking lights and reflectors, what color should the side-marker lights and reflectors be?

Clean, operating, and proper color (red at rear, others amber).

Any color as long as they are clean and operating.

Clean, operating, and proper color (red at front, others amber).

What should a driver do to check signal lights according to the manual?

Get in and turn off lights, then turn on stop lights and turn signal lights, and check them.

Turn on all lights and check if they are blue.

Get in and turn off lights, then get out and check lights.

Turn on all lights and leave them on for an extended period.

What should you do before starting the engine of a vehicle?

Secure all loose articles in the cab.

What can "pulling" to one side or the other during braking indicate?

There is a problem with the cargo.

How often should you check the vehicle operation during a trip?

Every 150 miles or every three hours.

Every 50 miles or every two hours.

Every 100 miles or every four hours.

Every 200 miles or every five hours.

What should you check regularly to ensure safe vehicle operation?

Instruments, air pressure gauge, and temperature gauges.

According to the manual, why should you put the starter switch key in your pocket during the vehicle inspection?

To prevent someone from starting the vehicle and causing injury.

To prevent the vehicle from being stolen.

To ensure you don't lose the key.

To remind you to perform the inspection.

What is the most important reason for doing a vehicle inspection?

To find problems that could cause a breakdown.

To ensure the vehicle looks presentable.

To make sure your personal items are secure.

To check if all the lights are working.

When driving a manual transmission vehicle, at what point should you push the clutch if you need to stop?

When the engine is close to idle

When the vehicle comes to a complete stop

What should you do to prevent rolling back when starting on a hill with a manual transmission vehicle?

Engage the parking brake to keep from rolling back

Engage the parking brake only when you have reached a complete stop

Which of the following is a safety rule when backing up a commercial vehicle?

Start in any position as long as you can see clearly

When backing up, why is it recommended to back toward the driver's side?

It is the standard legal requirement

What is the purpose of using a helper when backing up a commercial vehicle?

To signal when it is safe to stop

What is the basic method for shifting up in heavy vehicles with unsynchronized manual transmissions?

Release accelerator, press clutch, shift to a higher gear, then release clutch

Release accelerator, press clutch, shift to neutral, then shift to a higher gear

Press accelerator, press clutch, shift to a higher gear, then release clutch

Press accelerator, press clutch, shift to neutral, then shift to a higher gear

When should you downshift before starting down a hill?

Before you start going down the hill

After you have reached the bottom of the hill

Once you have reached the maximum speed limit

Before you begin to climb the same hill

What should you do before entering a curve to downshift safely?

Slow down to a safe speed and downshift before entering the curve

Slow down to a safe speed and downshift after the curve

Downshift while driving at maximum speed through the curve

Maintain your speed and downshift while in the middle of the curve

What is the purpose of retarders in some vehicles?

To reduce the need for using your brakes when slowing down

To increase the vehicle's speed

To help the vehicle accelerate faster

What is a potential consequence of not downshifting before starting down a hill?

The brakes may overheat and lose their braking power

The vehicle's speed will be too low

The vehicle will automatically shift to a lower gear

The vehicle will consume less fuel

According to the manual, what are two ways of knowing when to shift up?

Observing the vehicle's speedometer and listening to engine sounds

Using the vehicle's odometer and altimeter

Checking the vehicle's fuel gauge and tire pressure

Monitoring the vehicle's GPS and brake performance

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Why is vehicle inspection important according to Section 2.1.1 – Why Inspect?

To ensure the vehicle looks clean and presentable

To comply with personal preferences

To save on future costs and prevent breakdowns

To improve the fuel efficiency of the vehicle

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What should you use to check for problems during a trip as mentioned in Section 2.1.2 – Types of Vehicle Inspection?

Only visual checks

Only auditory checks

Only sensory checks

Look, listen, and feel

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

According to Section 2.1.3 – What to Look For, what is the minimum tread depth required for front tires?

1/32 inch

2/32 inch

4/32 inch

5/32 inch

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is prohibited for the front wheels of a bus as per Section 2.1.3 – What to Look For?

New tires

Re-grooved, recapped, or retreaded tires

Cleaned and polished tires

Properly inflated tires

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What indicates that wheel nuts may need tightening after a tire has been changed?

The tire appears deflated.

Rust around wheel nuts.

The presence of lug clamps.

The wheel has been welded.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is a potential danger of mismatched, bent, or cracked lock rings on wheels?

They can improve tire performance.

They can cause the vehicle to consume more fuel.

They are dangerous.

They are considered an aesthetic issue only.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is NOT a defect related to the steering system?

Steering wheel play of more than 10 degrees.

Missing steering bolts, cotter keys, or other parts.

Shoes worn dangerously thin.

Bent, loose, or broken parts, such as steering column, steering gear box, or tie rods.

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section 2

Why is vehicle inspection important according to Section 2.1.1 – Why Inspect?

What should you use to check for problems during a trip as mentioned in Section 2.1.2 – Types of Vehicle Inspection?

According to Section 2.1.3 – What to Look For, what is the minimum tread depth required for front tires?

Which of the following is prohibited for the front wheels of a bus as per Section 2.1.3 – What to Look For?

What indicates that wheel nuts may need tightening after a tire has been changed?

What is a potential danger of mismatched, bent, or cracked lock rings on wheels?

Which of the following is NOT a defect related to the steering system?

What can be a consequence of having cracked or broken spring hangers in the suspension system?

According to Figure 2.3, what is identified as a safety defect in the leaf spring?

What should you look for when inspecting the air suspension parts of a vehicle?

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