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Question:

You check your safety belt to ensure that

Answer: it is securely mounted.

Explanation
You should inspect your seat belt to be sure that it is securely mounted, not ripped or frayed, and latches properly. Color and other aesthetics are not important, and six yards is way too much slack.
This question is in Section 1: General Knowledge of our CDL Test Guide. Explore now!
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Question: Who is responsible for making sure all lights and mirrors are clean?

The vehicle driver

Even if the mirrors and lights have been cleaned already, they may get dirty before you take the vehicle out or on your trip. Always have a clean rag or sponge handy to make sure they are kept in the best condition.

Question: What is the purpose of West Virginia being part of the Driver License Compact?

Keep roads safer by making sure traffic violations you receive in other states end up on your West Virginia driving record

The Driver License Compact ensures that traffic violations do not get "buried" in the state in which they occur, as serious offenses can affect your CDL driving privileges. The Non-Resident Violator Compact is what allows drivers to travel on after they accept a traffic violation.

Question: Which of these is not a brake check you normally do during your walk-around inspection?

1. Hydraulic brake cylinders leaks.

2. Brake adjustment.

3. Condition of hoses.

Brake adjustment.

Question: In ideal conditions, a truck or bus equipped with an air brake and traveling at 55 mph would require what stopping distance?

More than 450 feet

Question: You should check trailer height before connecting a converted dolly to a second or third trailer. The trailer height is right when:

The trailer will be raised slightly when the converter dolly is backed under it.

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