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– Official DOT Tests –

Hours of Service

Understanding the regulations and rules regarding driving hours and rest periods.

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What must a driver do with their RODS during a roadside inspection?

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Can a driver use a mobile phone to maintain RODS under the ELD rule?

3 / 30

How long must records of duty status (RODS) be retained?

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What is the penalty for not complying with the ELD mandate?

5 / 30

Are all commercial drivers required to maintain a logbook?

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What is the purpose of the Hours of Service regulations?

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How is the 30-minute break satisfied under HOS regulations?

8 / 30

When must a driver start a 30-minute break?

9 / 30

What provision allows drivers to extend the driving window for adverse driving conditions?

10 / 30

Can drivers edit their ELD records?

11 / 30

What is a consequence of falsifying logbook records?

12 / 30

Which of the following is NOT considered on-duty time?

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What must a driver do before starting a shift after taking a 34-hour restart?

14 / 30

Under the ELD mandate, who is required to use an Electronic Logging Device?

15 / 30

How does the 16-hour short-haul exception work?

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What is the air-mile radius for the short-haul exemption?

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What happens if a driver violates the Hours of Service regulations?

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What is required for a driver using the sleeper berth provision to split the 10-hour off-duty period?

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Which logbook method is NOT allowed under HOS regulations?

20 / 30

How often must a driver take a 30-minute break?

21 / 30

What is the short-haul exception?

22 / 30

What is the adverse driving conditions exception?

23 / 30

How long is the maximum work shift for a property-carrying driver?

24 / 30

What does the 34-hour restart rule allow a driver to do?

25 / 30

Under the 70/8 rule, how many hours can a driver work in an 8-day period?

26 / 30

What is the weekly maximum driving limit under the 60/7 rule?

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How many consecutive hours must a driver rest in the sleeper berth to split the 10-hour off-duty requirement?

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What is the maximum on-duty period for passenger-carrying drivers?

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After how many hours of driving must a property-carrying driver take a 30-minute break?

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What is the maximum driving time for property-carrying vehicles under the standard Hours of Service regulations?

Your score is

The average score is 7%

Hazardous Materials

Information on handling, transporting, and safety protocols for hazardous materials.

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What does the acronym DOT stand for?

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Which type of material can cause respiratory problems when inhaled?

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What is the purpose of a spill response plan?

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Which of the following is an example of a hazardous material commonly found in households?

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What is the purpose of a hazmat storage cabinet?

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Which of the following is a common hazard associated with radioactive materials?

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What does the acronym HAZWOPER stand for?

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Which type of material can cause severe burns upon contact?

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What is the purpose of a chemical spill containment system?

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Which of the following is an example of a hazardous chemical?

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What is the purpose of a safety shower?

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Which of the following is a common hazard associated with hazardous materials?

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What does the acronym EPA stand for?

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Which of the following is an example of a flammable liquid?

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What is the purpose of a hazardous waste manifest?

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Which of the following is a non-hazardous material?

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What is the purpose of a safety data sheet (SDS)?

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Which of the following is a hazardous material commonly used in industry?

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What is the purpose of a spill kit?

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Which of the following is an example of a flammable gas?

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What does the UN number on a hazardous material label represent?

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What does the acronym OSHA stand for?

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Which of the following is an example of an explosive material?

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What is the primary hazard associated with radioactive materials?

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Which type of material can cause an explosion when exposed to heat or fire?

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What is the purpose of a hazmat suit?

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Which of the following is an example of a toxic material?

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What does the acronym MSDS stand for?

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Which of the following is an example of a corrosive material?

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What does the NFPA diamond symbolize?

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Which of the following is a flammable material?

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What is the primary purpose of the Hazardous Materials Endorsement?

Your score is

The average score is 60%

Load Securement

Best practices for securing different types of cargo to ensure safe transport.

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What documentation is required for drivers regarding cargo securement?

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In terms of load securement, what must be done with loose items in the cargo area?

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What is the effect of driving speed on cargo securement?

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How should drivers check if cargo is properly secured throughout a trip?

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Which type of cargo does NOT typically require special consideration for securement?

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What must drivers do before a trip regarding cargo securement?

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Under the North American Cargo Securement Standard, what is the aggregate working load limit of tie-downs required to secure a load?

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What is the primary purpose of blocking and bracing as a load securement technique?

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Which factor does NOT directly affect how cargo should be secured on a vehicle?

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What is the minimum number of tie-downs required for a flatbed load?

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What must drivers check within the first 50 miles after beginning a trip?

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Direct tie-downs are used to?

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Which part of the cargo securement standards does NOT apply to the transportation of logs?

14 / 30

What is the minimum WLL for securing heavy vehicles, equipment, and machinery?

15 / 30

The securement system must be capable of resisting how much minimum forward force relative to the weight of the cargo?

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Edge protection is required when tie-downs could be?

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What factor determines the number of tie-downs needed for cargo longer than 10 feet?

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Which of the following is NOT a proper method for securing a load?

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For cargo securement purposes, what is the Aggregate Working Load Limit (WLL) required for cargo weighing 10,000 pounds?

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What is the minimum number of tie-downs required for a flatbed load shorter than 10 feet and lighter than 1,100 pounds?

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What factor does NOT affect the type and amount of securement required?

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For securing logs on a log carrier, what is the minimum requirement for the number of tie-downs?

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When securing a heavy vehicle, equipment, or machinery on a flatbed, what is the minimum requirement for the number of tie-downs?

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What must be done with loose parts of the securement system?

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Which type of cargo does NOT necessarily require direct tie-downs?

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Under the North American Cargo Securement Standard, how is the adequacy of cargo securement determined?

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What is the aggregate working load limit (WLL) required for cargoes not blocked by a headerboard, bulkhead, or another cargo?

28 / 30

Which of the following is NOT a primary goal of load securement according to FMCSA regulations?

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How often should cargo securement devices be inspected during transit?

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What is the minimum number of tie-downs required for a flatbed load?

Your score is

The average score is 21%

Quiz

Understanding how air brakes work, brake inspections, and what to do in case of brake failures.

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What component adjusts the brakes as they wear?

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What is the primary cause of brake fade?

3 / 20

When checking air brake system hoses, what is a sign of potential failure?

4 / 20

What is the function of the ABS in an air brake system?

5 / 20

Which part of an air brake system reduces the pressure from the compressor to a usable level?

6 / 20

Why is it important to drain moisture from air brake system reservoirs?

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In air brake systems, what ensures the brakes engage if the system loses pressure?

8 / 20

What common symptom could indicate a problem with your vehicle’s brakes?

9 / 20

What safety device prevents air loss in one part of the system from affecting the brakes on other wheels?

10 / 20

How often should brake inspections be conducted for optimal safety?

11 / 20

Which component stores air pressure for the brakes to use in an air brake system?

12 / 20

What should you do first if you experience a brake failure while driving?

13 / 20

During a brake inspection, what indicates that the brake pads need to be replaced?

14 / 20

What is the first step in a proper brake inspection?

15 / 20

What principle do air brake systems use to function?

16 / 20

What is the key factor in maintaining vehicle control under heavy braking?

17 / 20

Which of the following will be true about your brake function if your anti-lock braking system (ABS) fails?

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What is the first step of proper braking technique when you’re going down a steep downgrade?

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An anti-lock braking system (ABS) will

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How can you determine if your vehicle is equipped with an anti-lock braking system (ABS)?

Your score is

The average score is 43%

Vehicle Inspections

Pre-trip, en-route, and post-trip inspections to ensure safety and compliance.

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Why is it important to inspect the condition of windshield wipers?

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How can tire pressure impact vehicle safety?

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What should be the first step in a pre-trip vehicle inspection?

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Why is it important to check the vehicle’s lights during a pre-trip inspection?

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What should be done if a critical issue is found during a pre-trip inspection?

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Which document is essential for recording the details of your vehicle’s inspections?

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In addition to safety, what is a key reason for conducting vehicle inspections?

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What is the minimum frequency for conducting a post-trip inspection?

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What is the significance of logging the findings from your vehicle inspections?

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Which of the following is NOT a focus of pre-trip inspections?

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Why are en-route inspections important for long trips?

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During a post-trip inspection, what should be reported?

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What component is NOT typically checked during a pre-trip inspection?

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Which of the following should be checked during an en-route vehicle inspection?

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What is the primary purpose of pre-trip vehicle inspections?

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How often should brake inspections be conducted for optimal safety?

Your score is

The average score is 47%

Backing and Docking

Proper techniques for backing up and docking trailers.

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When backing up a trailer, why is it advisable to stop frequently?

2 / 15

How should you adjust your mirrors before beginning to back up?

3 / 15

What is the key to successful backing in tight spaces?

4 / 15

Why is it important to perform a walk-around inspection before backing up a trailer?

5 / 15

What is the best practice for using spotters during backing?

6 / 15

When should you use your mirrors while backing up a trailer?

7 / 15

Which of the following is crucial when preparing to dock a trailer?

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What is the GOAL method in trailer backing and docking?

9 / 15

How can you ensure your trailer backs up in a straight line?

10 / 15

What is a common mistake drivers make when backing a trailer for the first time?

11 / 15

How should you correct the trailer’s direction when backing up and it starts to drift off course?

12 / 15

What should you do if you lose sight of your guide or spotter while backing up?

13 / 15

When docking a trailer, why is it important to approach the dock slowly?

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Which method is recommended for backing up a trailer?

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What is the first step before beginning to back up a trailer?

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Cargo Securement

Ensuring cargo is properly loaded and secured to prevent shifting and accidents.

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What should be done if a securement device is found to be damaged?

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Which document provides guidelines for cargo securement?

3 / 23

Block and brace techniques are used to:

4 / 23

Who is responsible for ensuring that cargo is properly secured?

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What is the significance of the ‘working load limit’ (WLL)?

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The friction mat is used to:

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What is the consequence of improper cargo securement?

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Direct tie-downs are used to:

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What is the aggregate working load limit?

10 / 23

Edge protectors are used to:

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What is the minimum number of tie-downs required for cargo shorter than 1.52 meters (5 feet) and lighter than 500 kg (1102 lbs)?

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How often should cargo securement devices be inspected during transport?

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What factor should be considered when choosing the appropriate securement method?

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Which is NOT a commonly used cargo securement equipment?

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What is the primary purpose of cargo securement?

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What documentation is required for drivers regarding cargo securement?

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What is the effect of driving speed on cargo securement?

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What must drivers do before a trip regarding cargo securement?

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Under the North American Cargo Securement Standard, what is the aggregate working load limit of tie-downs required to secure a load?

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Which part of the cargo securement standards does NOT apply to the transportation of logs?

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For cargo securement purposes, what is the Aggregate Working Load Limit (WLL) required for cargo weighing 10,000 pounds?

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Under the North American Cargo Securement Standard, how is the adequacy of cargo securement determined?

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How often should cargo securement devices be inspected during transit?

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Defensive Driving

Techniques for safe driving, anticipating road hazards, and handling adverse conditions.

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What is the best strategy for dealing with bright sun glare while driving?

2 / 15

When merging onto a freeway, how should you adjust your speed?

3 / 15

What is the appropriate action when encountering a stopped school bus with its red lights flashing?

4 / 15

How should you react to an emergency vehicle approaching from any direction while displaying flashing lights?

5 / 15

When driving in fog, what is the best lighting to use?

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What should you do if you encounter an aggressive driver?

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How can you maintain a safe driving environment at night?

8 / 15

What should you do before making a turn in heavy traffic?

9 / 15

In areas with pedestrian traffic, what is a key defensive driving technique?

10 / 15

When approaching a yellow traffic light, what is the best defensive driving action?

11 / 15

What is the most effective way to handle a tailgater?

12 / 15

How should you react if your vehicle starts to skid on a slippery surface?

13 / 15

Which of the following is a safe practice when driving near a large truck or bus?

14 / 15

What is the primary rule of defensive driving?

15 / 15

When should you increase your following distance behind the vehicle in front of you?

Your score is

The average score is 0%

Road Sign Recognition

Understanding and obeying traffic signs, signals, and road markings.

1 / 15

What does a no parking sign look like?

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What should you do when you see a ‘Yield’ sign?

3 / 15

What does an orange sign indicate?

4 / 15

Which sign alerts you to a railroad crossing?

5 / 15

What does a flashing yellow light at an intersection signal?

6 / 15

What does a blue sign typically indicate?

7 / 15

Which sign indicates the end of a divided highway?

8 / 15

What sign indicates that you must make a left or right turn ahead?

9 / 15

What does a green traffic light mean?

10 / 15

What type of sign is diamond-shaped?

11 / 15

What does a solid yellow line on your side of the road indicate?

12 / 15

A sign with a pedestrian symbol on it indicates what?

13 / 15

What color are warning signs typically in the United States?

14 / 15

What shape is a stop sign?

15 / 15

What does a red traffic light mean?

Your score is

The average score is 47%

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– Additional CDL Tests –

CDL Knowledge

Questions about the different classes of CDL, requirements, and general knowledge.

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When are you required to wear a seatbelt in a commercial vehicle?

2 / 30

What is ‘jackknifing’?

3 / 30

What must you obtain to drive a commercial vehicle with air brakes?

4 / 30

What is a ‘rollover’?

5 / 30

What is the function of an ‘air dryer’ in a commercial vehicle?

6 / 30

What is the primary purpose of the Hazardous Materials Endorsement?

7 / 30

Why is it important to use chocks when parking a trailer without a tractor?

8 / 30

What does ‘GVWR’ stand for?

9 / 30

Why is it important to distribute cargo evenly?

10 / 30

What action should you take if you experience a tire blowout while driving?

11 / 30

What is ‘coupling’ in the context of commercial driving?

12 / 30

How do you test the service brakes on a commercial vehicle?

13 / 30

Which document must always be in possession of the CDL driver while operating a commercial vehicle?

14 / 30

What is the minimum tread depth for front tires on a commercial vehicle?

15 / 30

When should you use your mirrors while driving a commercial vehicle?

16 / 30

What is the purpose of a ‘fifth wheel’ in a truck?

17 / 30

Which of the following is not a part of the air brake system?

18 / 30

What should you do if your commercial vehicle starts to hydroplane?

19 / 30

What is the ‘No-Zone’ in commercial driving?

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If you are convicted of a DUI while operating a commercial vehicle, what is the minimum suspension period for the first offense?

21 / 30

When loading a trailer, where should the heaviest items be placed?

22 / 30

What does ‘HOS’ stand for in the context of commercial driving?

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What is the most common cause of commercial vehicle crashes?

24 / 30

When driving a truck with a manual transmission, what is ‘double clutching’?

25 / 30

What is a ‘Jake Brake’?

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How often must you stop to check your cargo while on the road?

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What is the maximum allowable blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for CDL drivers while operating a commercial vehicle?

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Before operating a commercial vehicle, what must you check during the pre-trip inspection?

29 / 30

Which class of CDL allows you to drive a tractor-trailer?

30 / 30

What does CDL stand for?

Your score is

The average score is 63%

Road Safety

Topics on safe driving practices, identifying blind spots, and defensive driving techniques.

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How should you respond to a tailgating vehicle?

2 / 30

Why is it important to use turn signals well in advance?

3 / 30

What is the key factor in maintaining vehicle control under heavy braking?

4 / 30

What does the term ‘gross combination weight’ refer to?

5 / 30

When should you use hazard lights on a commercial vehicle?

6 / 30

What is the minimum tread depth for front tires on a commercial vehicle?

7 / 30

How can you reduce the risk of jackknifing?

8 / 30

What is the purpose of a convex mirror?

9 / 30

How should you cross railroad tracks in a commercial vehicle?

10 / 30

What is the function of an escape ramp?

11 / 30

What is the best practice when approaching a curve?

12 / 30

Why should you regularly check your mirrors for tire fires?

13 / 30

What should you do if confronted by an aggressive driver?

14 / 30

Under what condition should you use your parking brakes?

15 / 30

What does ABS do for your vehicle?

16 / 30

How do you test hydraulic brakes for leaks?

17 / 30

When is it safe to remove your seatbelt in a moving truck?

18 / 30

What is the key to preventing rollover accidents?

19 / 30

What action should you take if a tire blows out?

20 / 30

Why should you back toward the driver’s side?

21 / 30

What is the ‘No-Zone’ in truck driving?

22 / 30

When should you downshift automatic transmissions?

23 / 30

What is hydroplaning?

24 / 30

Before descending a steep grade, what should you do?

25 / 30

How can you avoid a rollover?

26 / 30

When are road surfaces most slippery?

27 / 30

What should you do if you are driving too fast for conditions?

28 / 30

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

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When should you use your mirrors to check the sides and rear of your vehicle?

30 / 30

What is the safe following distance behind another vehicle under normal driving conditions?

Your score is

The average score is 67%

Regulations and Compliance

Questions about the various regulations truck drivers must follow, including DOT and FMCSA rules.

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Under the DOT regulations, who is responsible for ensuring that a commercial motor vehicle is not overloaded?

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Which of the following vehicles is subject to the DOT’s commercial vehicle regulations?

3 / 33

For how long must a motor carrier retain records of duty status (RODS) and supporting documents under the DOT regulations?

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What document must be provided to the driver transporting hazardous materials?

5 / 33

Which of the following is not a purpose of the DOT’s hazardous materials regulations?

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Under the DOT regulations, what is the maximum allowable blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for commercial drivers?

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How often must a DOT medical examination be conducted for commercial drivers?

8 / 33

What is the minimum age for a commercial driver to operate interstate under DOT regulations?

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Which substance is not tested for in DOT-mandated drug testing?

10 / 33

What is the maximum driving time for property-carrying vehicles under the DOT Hours of Service regulations?

11 / 33

How often must a DOT medical examination be conducted for commercial drivers?

12 / 33

Which type of drug testing is required by the DOT?

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The term ‘gross vehicle weight rating’ (GVWR) is important because it determines:

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What is the maximum driving time for property-carrying vehicles under the Hours of Service regulations?

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Which agency is primarily responsible for regulating the transportation of hazardous materials in the U.S.?

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What does the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate require?

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Which document is required for a driver transporting hazardous materials?

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What is the primary purpose of the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR)?

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Which regulation requires commercial drivers to record their Hours of Service?

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What does DOT stand for in the context of transportation regulations?

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What is the maximum allowable driving time for property-carrying commercial motor vehicle drivers under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations (FMCSRs) before a 30-minute break is required?

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Under the DOT regulations, which of the following is considered a ‘hazardous material’?

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What does the DOT require for a commercial vehicle driver to transport hazardous materials?

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Which of the following entities is responsible for enforcing the Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR)?

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What is the primary purpose of the DOT’s Hazardous Materials Regulations (HMR)?

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How often must DOT-regulated commercial vehicles be inspected?

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Which of the following is required for commercial drivers under DOT regulations?

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What is the primary purpose of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) under the DOT?

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Which substance is regulated under the DOT’s hazardous materials regulations?

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What does DOT stand for in the context of regulations and compliance?

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What is the legal weight limit for trucks on interstate highways?

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Which agency enforces DOT regulations?

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What does DOT stand for?

Your score is

The average score is 80%

Truck Driver Health and Wellness

Tips and information on staying healthy on the road, including exercise, diet, and mental health.

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What is a key component of a healthy lifestyle for truck drivers to prevent obesity?

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Which of the following is a benefit of regular physical activity for truck drivers?

3 / 45

What role does mindfulness or meditation play in a truck driver’s health routine?

4 / 45

What impact does long-term sitting have on truck drivers’ health?

5 / 45

Which vitamin is essential for maintaining energy levels and can be deficient in truck drivers?

6 / 45

What is an effective strategy for truck drivers to improve mental health on long trips?

7 / 45

How can truck drivers mitigate the risk of back pain?

8 / 45

What type of snacks are best for truck drivers aiming to maintain a healthy diet?

9 / 45

Why is hydration important for truck drivers?

10 / 45

What is the recommended amount of sleep for adults, including truck drivers, to promote optimal health?

11 / 45

Which type of exercise is most beneficial for truck drivers during breaks?

12 / 45

How often should truck drivers take breaks to stretch or walk around?

13 / 45

What is a common health issue faced by many truck drivers?

14 / 45

Which of these is a healthy eating habit for truck drivers?

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What is the most effective way to manage stress on the road?

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How can truck drivers reduce the risk of hypertension?

17 / 45

What is the benefit of truck drivers planning their meals ahead of their trip?

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Which type of snack is best for truck drivers to maintain good health and energy levels throughout the day?

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What is an effective method for truck drivers to improve their mental health?

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Which nutrient is particularly important for truck drivers to consume to maintain strong bones and prevent fatigue?

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What is the recommended amount of physical activity per week for truck drivers to reduce health risks?

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Why is it important for truck drivers to wear sunglasses during the day?

23 / 45

What is a significant health benefit of truck drivers maintaining hydration during long hauls?

24 / 45

Which of the following strategies can help truck drivers manage stress on the road?

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What is essential to manage in order to achieve healthy sleep patterns for truck drivers?

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Which exercise is most feasible for truck drivers to perform regularly during breaks?

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What type of diet is most beneficial for truck drivers to maintain energy levels and overall health?

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How often should truck drivers take breaks to stretch and walk around to maintain good health?

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Which of the following is recommended to reduce the risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?

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What is a common health issue faced by truck drivers due to prolonged sitting?

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What health issue is directly related to irregular eating habits and poor diet in truck drivers?

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Which of the following conditions is common among long-distance truck drivers due to their job nature?

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What is the recommended action if a truck driver feels fatigued while driving?

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Which of the following vitamins is most known for supporting immune health?

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What is the significance of maintaining good posture while driving?

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Which of the following is an effect of prolonged sitting?

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What is a healthy drinking habit for truck drivers to stay hydrated?

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How often should truck drivers take breaks to stretch or walk during long drives?

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What type of snack should truck drivers prefer for better health?

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Which exercise is most practical for a truck driver to perform regularly?

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Which of the following is a symptom of dehydration?

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What is an effective strategy to manage stress on the road?

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How many hours of sleep per night is generally recommended for adults to maintain good health?

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Which of the following is a healthy eating habit for truck drivers?

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What is a recommended way for truck drivers to include physical activity into their routines?

Your score is

The average score is 46%

Trucking Industry Facts

Fun facts and trivia about the trucking industry, its history, and its impact on the economy.

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What is a significant trend affecting the future of the trucking industry?

2 / 100

Which of the following is NOT a challenge faced by today’s trucking industry?

3 / 100

What is the primary reason for the truck driver shortage in the United States?

4 / 100

How many days of training on average does it take to become a truck driver?

5 / 100

What technology is increasingly being adopted in the trucking industry to improve efficiency and safety?

6 / 100

What is the longest highway in the United States used by truckers?

7 / 100

What percentage of truck drivers are independent contractors, also known as owner-operators?

8 / 100

Which U.S. state is known for having the most challenging mountain passes for truck drivers?

9 / 100

What is the estimated shortage of truck drivers in the United States as of the latest reports?

10 / 100

Which license is required to drive a commercial truck in the United States?

11 / 100

What was the trucking industry’s contribution to the U.S. GDP in the latest data?

12 / 100

Approximately how many trucking companies are there in the United States?

13 / 100

What is the most common type of truck in the trucking industry?

14 / 100

Which factor contributes most to trucking accidents?

15 / 100

What is the average age of commercial truck drivers in the United States?

16 / 100

What is the most common commodity transported by the trucking industry in the United States?

17 / 100

As of the latest data, which state has the highest number of registered commercial trucks?

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What is the maximum weight (including the truck) for a standard semi-truck in the United States?

19 / 100

How many miles does the average long-haul truck driver cover each year?

20 / 100

What percentage of all freight in the United States is transported by trucks?

21 / 100

What is the busiest truck border crossing in North America?

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What is the average lifespan of a commercial truck tire?

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How many miles of road does the National Highway System in the U.S. comprise?

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What percentage of all U.S. goods transported by tonnage moves by truck?

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What is the most common cause of trucking accidents?

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In what year did the Motor Carrier Act deregulate the trucking industry in the U.S.?

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What percentage of trucking companies operate six or fewer trucks?

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What is the most popular truck brand among long-haul truckers in the U.S.?

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What was the first year the trucking industry surpassed railroads in freight transportation in the U.S.?

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How many miles does the average long-haul trucker drive each year?

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What is the largest operating expense for a trucking company?

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What is the average cost of a new Class 8 truck?

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Which U.S. state has the highest number of registered commercial trucks?

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What is the average fuel efficiency of a Class 8 truck in miles per gallon (MPG)?

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What is the average age of commercial trucks on the road in the U.S.?

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How long is the average long-haul truck driver away from home?

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What is the most common type of freight transported in the U.S.?

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Approximately how many professional truck drivers are there in the United States?

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What is the maximum legal weight for a U.S. semi-truck and full trailer?

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What percentage of all freight transported in the United States is moved by trucks?

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Approximately how many trucking companies are there in the United States?

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Which day of the week has the highest rate of truck accidents?

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What is the most common cause of trucking accidents?

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How long is the longest truck in the world?

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What is the maximum weight a truck is allowed to carry on U.S. highways?

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Which is the largest trucking company in the United States?

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What percentage of truck drivers in the U.S. are male?

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Which state in the United States has the highest number of truck drivers?

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How many registered commercial trucks are there in the United States?

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What is the total revenue of the trucking industry in the United States?

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In what year was the first semi-truck invented?

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What is the most shipped item by trucks in the United States?

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How many miles does the average commercial truck driver log each year?

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What is the average miles per gallon (mpg) for a long-haul truck?

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What percentage of all freight transported in the United States is moved by trucks?

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What is the average distance a long-haul trucker drives per year in the U.S.?

57 / 100

Which type of CDL is required to drive a semi-truck in the U.S.?

58 / 100

How many rest hours are truck drivers required to take after 11 hours of driving in the U.S.?

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What is required to become a truck driver in the U.S.?

60 / 100

Which country has the largest trucking industry in the world?

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What is the most common cause of trucking accidents?

62 / 100

In what year was the first semi-truck invented?

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What percentage of truck drivers in the U.S. are male?

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What is the average annual salary of a truck driver in the U.S.?

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What is the average lifespan of a semi-truck in miles?

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As of 2023, what is the most transported type of freight in the U.S. by trucks?

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What is the average fuel efficiency of a long-haul truck in miles per gallon (mpg)?

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Which state has the highest number of truck drivers?

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What is the maximum weight limit for trucks on U.S. federal highways?

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What percentage of freight moved in the U.S. is transported by trucks?

71 / 100

Which innovation is significantly impacting the trucking industry’s future?

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What significant trucking industry event occurs annually in Louisville, Kentucky?

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Which organization is primarily responsible for regulating the trucking industry in the U.S.?

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What is the primary purpose of the Hours of Service (HOS) regulations in the trucking industry?

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In what year did the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate fully come into effect?

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What is a common term used for the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate?

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What is the estimated shortage of truck drivers in the U.S. as of the latest data?

78 / 100

Which U.S. state has the highest number of truck drivers?

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What is the average fuel efficiency of a long-haul truck in the U.S.?

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How many miles does the average long-haul truck driver travel per year in the U.S.?

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What is the most common type of freight transported by trucks in the U.S.?

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In what year was the American Trucking Associations (ATA) founded?

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How long is the average commercial truck driver’s work week in the U.S.?

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What is the maximum weight limit for trucks on most federal highways in the U.S.?

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What percentage of all freight transported in the United States is moved by trucks?

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What is the most popular type of commercial truck in the United States?

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Which of these is NOT a common reason for truck accidents?

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What is the main reason for the truck driver shortage in the United States?

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What percentage of truck drivers in the United States are women?

90 / 100

What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for commercial truck drivers in the United States?

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In which year was the trucking industry deregulated in the United States, leading to a surge in the number of trucking companies?

92 / 100

Which of these trucking companies is the largest in the United States?

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What is the average fuel efficiency of a long-haul truck?

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How many registered commercial trucks are there in the United States?

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What is the top transported good by trucks in the United States?

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The largest portion of operating costs for trucking companies comes from which expense?

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Approximately how many miles does the average commercial truck driver log each year?

98 / 100

What is the maximum weight for a standard truck load in the United States without requiring an overweight permit?

99 / 100

Which state in the United States has the highest number of truck drivers?

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What percentage of all freight transported in the United States is moved by trucks?

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The average score is 58%

Navigation and Route Planning

Questions about using GPS systems, reading maps, and planning efficient routes.

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When planning a route, what is the benefit of considering rest area locations?

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Why is it important for a commercial driver to have a backup plan for their route?

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What is the significance of checking bridge weight limits when planning a route?

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How can a driver ensure their route is efficient for fuel consumption?

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Which technology can help a commercial driver stay updated on real-time traffic conditions?

6 / 40

Why is it important to check for seasonal road closures when planning a route?

7 / 40

What role does a driver’s Hours of Service play in route planning?

8 / 40

When is the best time to plan a route for a commercial delivery?

9 / 40

What should a driver do if they encounter an unexpected road closure or detour?

10 / 40

How does understanding the cargo being transported influence route planning?

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Which of the following is a critical consideration when planning a route through urban areas?

12 / 40

What is the advantage of using a commercial GPS system over a standard GPS system for navigation?

13 / 40

Why is it important to plan fuel stops on a long-haul trip?

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For effective route planning, a commercial driver should be aware of:

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Which tool can help a commercial driver find routes that avoid toll roads?

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How can a commercial driver avoid low bridge strikes?

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When planning a route, what factor is important to consider to ensure timely delivery?

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What should a commercial driver check before choosing a route?

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Which document is essential for route planning in commercial driving?

20 / 40

What is the primary purpose of using a GPS navigation system in commercial driving?

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What is the least important factor in CDL route planning?

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How can traffic congestion be managed most effectively by a CDL driver?

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What should a CDL driver do when encountering an unexpected road closure?

24 / 40

Why is it important to account for time zones in CDL route planning?

25 / 40

What is the impact of not adhering to truck-specific GPS navigation?

26 / 40

How often should a CDL driver update their route plan during a long trip?

27 / 40

What factor can significantly affect a CDL driver’s planned arrival time?

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Why are weigh stations important in route planning for CDL drivers?

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Which application feature is most important for a CDL driver?

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What should a CDL driver do if they miss a planned route exit?

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When is the best time to plan a route for a CDL driver?

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What is the significance of knowing the height of your truck and load?

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How can a CDL driver find information on road conditions?

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Which of the following is not a common truck restriction on roads?

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Why is it important for CDL drivers to check weather conditions before a trip?

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What type of maps are most beneficial for CDL drivers?

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How can weight restrictions impact CDL route planning?

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What is the primary reason for CDL drivers to plan routes with rest stops?

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Which tool is most useful for a CDL driver in planning a long-haul trip?

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What should a CDL driver consider first when planning a route?

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The average score is 44%

Types of Semi Trucks and Trailers

This test is designed to evaluate your knowledge of the diverse range of semi trucks and trailers used in the trucking industry. From conventional tractors to specialized rigs, and from dry vans to tankers, this comprehensive assessment covers all the different types and their specific purposes. You’ll be quizzed on key features, common uses, and the unique characteristics that distinguish each type. Whether you’re a seasoned professional or a newcomer to the world of trucking, this test will challenge your understanding and provide valuable insights into the various vehicles that keep goods moving across the country.

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What type of semi-trailer is best suited for transporting large quantities of dry bulk material?

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Which type of semi-truck is designed specifically for the long-haul transport of goods?

3 / 48

What is the main advantage of using a Double Drop Trailer?

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Which of these trailers is designed for easy loading and unloading of long, heavy goods?

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What is the primary feature of a Step Deck Trailer?

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Which trailer type is known for its ability to keep goods frozen or chilled during transport?

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What type of trailer uses a folding mechanism to allow for easy loading of heavy machinery?

8 / 48

Which term describes a semi-truck without a trailer attached?

9 / 48

What trailer type is best suited for hauling bulk agricultural products?

10 / 48

Which trailer is specifically designed to carry goods that need to be loaded from the top or side due to their size or shape?

11 / 48

What distinguishes a Refrigerated Trailer from other types?

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Which type of trailer is specialized for hauling heavy equipment and oversized loads?

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What is a Dry Van Trailer often referred to as?

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Which semi-trailer is commonly used for transporting automobiles?

15 / 48

What type of trailer is designed to transport liquids or gases?

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What type of semi-trailer has an open-top suitable for carrying heavy machinery or tall cargo?

17 / 48

Which type of semi-truck is specifically designed for quick urban deliveries?

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What is the name of the trailer type that can be expanded in height for larger cargo?

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Which type of trailer is known for having two levels for transporting more vehicles?

20 / 48

What kind of semi truck primarily transports liquid concrete?

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Which trailer type features a floor that moves, to help unload goods quickly?

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What type of truck has a body specifically designed for garbage collection?

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Which type of trailer has collapsible sides for easy loading and unloading?

24 / 48

What is the specific type of trailer designed for hauling vehicles called?

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Which type of semi-trailer can be loaded from the top, rear, or sides?

26 / 48

What trailer is specialized for transporting fresh or frozen goods?

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Which semi truck configuration eliminates the sleeper compartment?

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What type of trailer is best suited for hauling oversized loads?

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Which type of truck is known for its extended front nose?

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What type of semi-trailer is designed to transport liquids or gases?

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What type of trailer is specifically designed for heavy loads that are too tall for other trailers, allowing them to be closer to the ground?

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Which type of semi truck is designed for efficiency in long-distance hauls and typically has a sleeping compartment?

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What is the name of the trailer type that is designed to be filled from the top and emptied from the bottom, commonly used for bulk commodities?

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Which trailer is specifically designed for the transport of vehicles?

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What type of semi truck trailer has sides that are easy to remove for loading and unloading?

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Which trailer is used for transporting very long loads such as pipes or lumber?

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What trailer type is designed for easy loading and unloading of sand, gravel, and other similar materials?

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Which semi truck configuration is characterized by the cab sitting above the engine?

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What is a distinguishing feature of a flatbed trailer?

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Which type of semi truck trailer is enclosed and commonly used for transporting goods that need protection from the elements?

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What is the primary use of a refrigerated trailer?

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Which trailer type is specifically designed to carry heavy machinery and construction equipment?

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What type of trailer is best for hauling agricultural products?

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Which semi truck is known for its large front engine and traditional design?

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What type of trailer is designed for carrying liquids or gases?

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What type of trailer is best suited for hauling oversized loads that are too tall for a standard trailer?

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Which semi truck is known for its off-road capabilities and durability in rough terrain?

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What type of trailer is designed for carrying liquids or gases?

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The average score is 21%

Trucker Slang

Get ready to test your knowledge of trucker lingo with this engaging assessment! From long hauls to short hauls, and everything in between, this test covers the essential slang and jargon used by truckers on the road and in dispatch. You’ll be challenged on terms that are second nature to experienced drivers, as well as some lesser-known phrases that might surprise you. Whether you’re a seasoned road warrior or just curious about the colorful language of the trucking world, this test will give you a glimpse into the unique vocabulary that keeps the wheels turning. Buckle up and see how well you know your trucker slang!

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What does ‘Taking pictures’ mean?

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What is ‘Stinger’?

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What does ‘Rag top’ refer to?

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What is ‘Queen City’?

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What does ‘Paperweight’ mean?

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What is ‘Jake brake’?

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What does ‘Go-go juice’ refer to?

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What is ‘In the ditch’?

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What does ‘Handle’ mean in trucker slang?

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What is ‘Flip-flop’?

11 / 139

What does ‘Deadhead’ refer to?

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What is ‘Comic book’?

13 / 139

What does ‘City kitty’ mean?

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What is ‘Bear report’?

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What does ‘Four wheeler’ refer to?

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What is ‘Bulldog’?

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What does ‘Draggin’ wagon’ mean?

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What is ‘Yardstick’ in trucking?

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What does ‘Wiggle wagons’ refer to?

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What is ‘Thermos bottle’?

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What does ‘Shiny side up’ mean?

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What is a ‘Smokey’?

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What does ‘Skateboard’ refer to in trucker slang?

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What is ‘Salt shaker’?

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What does ‘Roller skate’ mean?

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What is a ‘Portable parking lot’?

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What does ‘Meat wagon’ refer to?

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What is ‘Kojak with a Kodak’?

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What does ‘Greasy spoon’ refer to?

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What is ‘Granny lane’?

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What does ‘Full grown bear’ refer to?

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What is ‘Double nickel’?

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What does ‘Bear bite’ mean?

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What is ‘Chicken coop’?

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What does ‘Alligator’ refer to on the highway?

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What is a ‘Lot lizard’?

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What does ‘Hammer down’ mean?

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What is meant by ‘Back door’?

39 / 139

What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

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If a trucker talks about ‘Clean and green’, what does it mean?

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What is a ‘Bear bite’?

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What does ‘Alligator’ mean in trucker slang?

43 / 139

What is referred to as ‘Four wheeler’?

44 / 139

If you hear about a ‘Lot lizard’, what are they talking about?

45 / 139

What does ‘Hammer down’ mean?

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What is a ‘Chicken coop’?

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What does ‘Back door’ mean?

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If a trucker says there’s a ‘Parking lot’ ahead, what are they referring to?

49 / 139

What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

50 / 139

What is the meaning of ‘Alligator’ on the road?

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What does ‘Smokey’ refer to?

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What is a ‘Reefer’?

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If a trucker is talking about a ‘Lot Lizard’, what do they mean?

54 / 139

What does ‘Hammer Lane’ refer to?

55 / 139

What is the meaning of ‘Full Grown Bear’?

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What does ‘Chicken Coop’ mean?

57 / 139

If a trucker mentions ‘Back Door’, what are they referring to?

58 / 139

What is a ‘Bear’ in trucker slang?

59 / 139

What does ’10-4′ mean?

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What is ‘Skateboard’?

61 / 139

What does ‘Greasy spoon’ refer to?

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What is referred to as ‘City kitty’?

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What does ‘Four-wheeler’ refer to?

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If someone is ‘All locked up’, what does it mean?

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What does ‘Back door’ refer to?

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What is a ‘Lot lizard’?

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What does the term ‘Hammer lane’ mean?

68 / 139

If a trucker mentions ‘Chicken coop’, what are they referring to?

69 / 139

What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

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What does ‘Wiggle wagons’ refer to?

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What is ‘The grapevine’?

72 / 139

If a trucker is talking about ‘Smokey’, who are they referring to?

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What does ‘Lot lizard’ mean?

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What is referred to as ‘Hammer lane’?

75 / 139

What does it mean if a trucker says they’re grabbing ‘Go-go juice’?

76 / 139

What is a ‘Convoy’?

77 / 139

What does ‘Chicken coop’ mean in trucker slang?

78 / 139

If a trucker talks about a ‘Back door’, what are they referring to?

79 / 139

What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

80 / 139

If someone is ‘Riding Shotgun’, what does it mean?

81 / 139

What does ‘Smokey’ refer to in trucker language?

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What do truckers mean by ‘Lot Lizard’?

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What is a ‘Hammer Lane’?

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In trucker slang, what is a ‘Chicken Coop’?

85 / 139

What does it mean when a trucker says ‘Cash Register’?

86 / 139

What does the term ‘Back Door’ refer to?

87 / 139

What is the meaning of ‘Alligator’ on the road?

88 / 139

If a trucker talks about a ‘Parking Lot’, what are they referring to?

89 / 139

What does ‘Bear’ mean in trucker slang?

90 / 139

What is a ‘rolling roadblock’?

91 / 139

What does ‘lot lizard’ slangishly describe?

92 / 139

What would a trucker mean by ‘hammer down’?

93 / 139

If a trucker talks about a ‘choke and puke’, what are they referring to?

94 / 139

What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

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What does ‘Alligator’ mean on the road?

96 / 139

What is ‘Deadhead’?

97 / 139

What does ‘Full grown bear’ refer to?

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What is a ‘Convoy’?

99 / 139

What does ‘Chicken coop’ mean?

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What is a ‘Lot Lizard’?

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What does ‘Back door’ refer to?

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What is considered ‘Hammer Lane’?

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What is a ‘Bear’?

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What does ’10-4′ mean?

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What does ‘Greasy spoon’ refer to?

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If a trucker talks about a ‘Cash register’, what are they referring to?

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What does it mean when a trucker says ‘Got your ears on’?

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What does ‘Four wheeler’ refer to?

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What is referred to as ‘Alligator’ on the road?

110 / 139

What does the term ‘Back door’ mean?

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What is a ‘Lot lizard’?

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What does ‘Hammer lane’ mean?

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If a trucker mentions ‘Chicken coop’, what are they referring to?

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What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

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What is ‘Yardstick’ in trucking terms?

116 / 139

What does ‘Taking the scenic route’ mean?

117 / 139

What is meant by ‘Smokey’?

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What is a ‘Skateboard’?

119 / 139

What does ‘Rolling coal’ mean?

120 / 139

What is a ‘Reefer’?

121 / 139

What does ‘Lot lizard’ mean?

122 / 139

What does ‘Hammer lane’ refer to?

123 / 139

What is meant by ‘Four wheeler’?

124 / 139

What is ‘Deadhead’?

125 / 139

The term ‘Chicken coop’ refers to what?

126 / 139

What is a ‘Backdoor’ in trucking terms?

127 / 139

What does it mean to have ‘Alligator’ on the road?

128 / 139

What is the meaning of ’10-4′?

129 / 139

What does ‘Bear’ refer to in trucker slang?

130 / 139

In trucker slang, what is ‘Greasy Side Up’?

131 / 139

What does ‘Cash Register’ refer to in trucker slang?

132 / 139

What is meant by ‘Lot Lizard’?

133 / 139

What does ‘Hammer Lane’ refer to?

134 / 139

In trucker slang, what is a ‘Yardstick’?

135 / 139

What does it mean if a trucker mentions ‘Alligator’ on the road?

136 / 139

What is a ‘Backhaul’?

137 / 139

What does ’10-4′ mean?

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If a trucker talks about a ‘choke and puke’, what are they referring to?

139 / 139

What does ‘Bear’ refer to in trucker slang?

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The average score is 20%

Things Not To Do at a Truck Stop

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Is it advisable to spread rumors about specific truck stops?

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What should you not do if you witness a dispute at a truck stop?

3 / 20

Is it okay to leave lights on in your vehicle at a truck stop at night?

4 / 20

How should you not interact with other customers at a truck stop?

5 / 20

What should you avoid when using truck stop amenities?

6 / 20

How should you not deal with trash at a truck stop?

7 / 20

What should you not do regarding truck stop showers?

8 / 20

Is it appropriate to play loud music in your vehicle at a truck stop?

9 / 20

What should you not assume about all truck stops?

10 / 20

What is not advisable to do with your vehicle in the parking lot?

11 / 20

How should you not handle disagreement with truck stop staff?

12 / 20

What should you not do if you bring pets to a truck stop?

13 / 20

Is it okay to take photos of trucks without permission?

14 / 20

What should you avoid doing when speaking with truck drivers?

15 / 20

What should you not leave unattended at a truck stop?

16 / 20

What is not recommended when using the restrooms at a truck stop?

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How should you not behave in the dining area of a truck stop?

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What should you not do with your vehicle at a truck stop?

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Is it appropriate to knock on a truck driver’s door uninvited?

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What should you avoid doing around trucks at a truck stop?

Your score is

The average score is 43%

How Much Do You Know About Trucking Laws?

Trucking laws can be intricate and vary across states and countries. This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of the rules and regulations that govern the trucking industry. From hours of service to weight limits, hazardous materials handling to licensing requirements, see how well you know the laws that keep our roads safe. Whether you’re a seasoned trucker or new to the industry, challenge yourself and discover if you’re a trucking law expert!

1 / 15

What must drivers acquire in addition to a CDL to haul hazardous materials?

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What is the primary purpose of the DOT number?

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Which endorsement is required for driving a truck with a double or triple trailer?

4 / 15

What does CSA stand for in the context of trucking regulations?

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Who is responsible for ensuring that a commercial vehicle is not overloaded?

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What is the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate?

7 / 15

In which situation is a commercial driver NOT required to log their hours of service?

8 / 15

What is required for a commercial vehicle to transport hazardous materials?

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Which of these items is NOT a part of the pre-trip inspection required by law?

10 / 15

Under the FMCSA regulations, what is the maximum Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for commercial drivers?

11 / 15

What is the maximum weight limit for a commercial truck on federal highways in the U.S.?

12 / 15

How often must commercial trucks undergo inspection under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations?

13 / 15

What is the minimum age for a commercial driver to operate a truck interstate in the United States?

14 / 15

Which document is required for truck drivers to cross international borders in North America?

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What is the maximum allowable driving time for truck drivers under the FMCSA Hours of Service Regulations before taking a break?

Your score is

The average score is 44%

What’s Your Trucking IQ

Think you know everything there is to know about the world of trucking? Put your knowledge to the test with our “What’s Your Trucking IQ?” quiz! This quiz is designed to challenge even the most experienced truckers and trucking enthusiasts. From trucking history and regulations to terminology and road safety, this quiz covers it all. See how well you score and discover if you’re a true trucking expert or if there are areas where you could still learn a thing or two. Buckle up and let’s find out your trucking IQ!

1 / 15

Which driving technique is recommended for maintaining stability while driving a fully loaded truck?

2 / 15

What term is used for the freight or goods being transported by truck?

3 / 15

What safety feature is designed to prevent a trailer from tipping over sideways?

4 / 15

Which of these is a common use for a flatbed trailer?

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What does ‘LTL’ stand for?

6 / 15

What is a ‘drop and hook’ operation in trucking?

7 / 15

What is an ‘E-Log’ used for in trucking?

8 / 15

In trucking, what is ‘deadheading’?

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Which of these terms refers to a truck without a trailer?

10 / 15

What is the purpose of a Jake Brake?

11 / 15

What does ‘reefer’ refer to in trucking?

12 / 15

What is the term for the maximum distance a truck can travel without refueling?

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Which of these is NOT a type of trailer commonly used in trucking?

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What does CDL stand for?

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What is the maximum allowable weight for a standard five-axle semi-truck on U.S. federal highways?

Your score is

The average score is 87%

Do You Know Your Trucking History?

From the early days of horse-drawn wagons to the modern era of 18-wheelers, trucking has a rich and fascinating history. Test your knowledge with our “Do You Know Your Trucking History?” quiz! This quiz covers key milestones, important figures, and significant events that have shaped the trucking industry over the years. Whether you’re a history buff or just curious about the roots of trucking, this quiz will take you on a journey through time. See how well you know the past and how it influences the trucking world today. Start your engines and take the quiz to find out how much you really know about trucking history!

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What was the primary benefit of the use of containers in trucking, introduced in the 1950s?

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Which company is leading in the development of electric trucks as of the early 21st century?

3 / 20

What technological advancement in the 21st century has begun to impact the trucking industry?

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What is considered the ‘workhorse’ of World War II, serving as a critical truck for the Allies?

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Who introduced the concept of the assembly line, which indirectly benefitted the trucking industry by reducing the cost of goods?

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What was a major factor in the decline of the Teamsters union’s influence in the trucking industry?

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Which of the following technologies significantly changed trucking in the late 20th century?

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What was the Motor Carrier Act of 1980 known for?

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Which innovation was most important for long-haul trucking in the 1950s?

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What event significantly boosted the trucking industry in the 1940s?

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When did diesel engines become popular in trucks?

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What was the primary reason for the development of the interstate highway system?

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Who was known as the ‘Father of the Interstate System’?

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What year was the interstate highway system first commissioned in the United States?

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Which company is known as the first trucking company?

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What significant trucking legislation was introduced in 1935?

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In what year did the U.S. government start to regulate trucking hours?

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What was the primary purpose of the first semi-truck?

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Who invented the first semi-truck?

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When was the first semi-truck invented?

Your score is

The average score is 55%

Can You Decode These Trucker Slang Terms?

Test your knowledge of hilarious and obscure trucker lingo with this fun quiz.

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What is ‘City kitty’?

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What does ‘Alligator’ mean?

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What is ‘Thermos bottle’ slang for?

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What does ‘Skateboard’ refer to?

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What is a ‘Greasy spoon’?

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What does ‘Cash register’ mean?

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What is ‘Bear bait’?

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What does ‘Lot lizard’ refer to?

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What is a ‘Hammer lane’?

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What is meant by ‘Full grown bear’?

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What does ‘Chicken coop’ mean?

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What is ‘Back door’ slang for?

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What does ’10-4′ mean?

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What is a ‘Convoy’?

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What does ‘Bear in the air’ refer to?

Your score is

The average score is 100%

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