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Question:

During a seven-step inspection, checking the engine compartment does NOT include checking

Answer: the oil pressure gauge.

Explanation
Checking your engine compartment consists of checking several fluid levels contained within. The oil pressure gauge is checked in a different step.
This question is in Section 1: General Knowledge of our CDL Test Guide. Explore now!
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Question: When beginning a long downgrade, which of these should not be a factor in choosing your speed?

How far you are ahead or behind your schedule

Never base your driving on your planned schedule, always on the conditions you are facing.

Question: If you're driving a 30-foot vehicle below 40 miles per hour, how much time should you leave between yourself and the vehicle in front?

3 seconds

Below 40 miles per hour, you should allow a second of space between yourself and the vehicle in front per 10 feet of your vehicle. Remember, this is the absolute minimum; other factors such as visibility and road conditions may dictate you leaving more room.

Question: How many seconds of following distance should you leave if you have a 30-foot vehicle and you are traveling at 55 mph?

4 seconds

You must leave one second of following distance for each 10 feet of your vehicle, and then an additional second if you are traveling over 40 mph.

Question: According to the driver's manual, why should you limit the use of your horn?

It can startle other drivers.

Question: At the end of each shift you should:

Both.

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