Things Not To Do at a Truck Stop: Truck Stop Safety and Hazard Prevention

Build confidence with 10 original questions about Things Not To Do at a Truck Stop: Truck Stop Safety and Hazard Prevention. Review your answers and explanations after finishing.

Supplemental study practice. This is not a government licensing exam or ELDT certification, and does not replace hands-on training. Follow your state’s current handbook.

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You are parked at a busy truck stop and want to get some exercise. Which action should you avoid to stay safe?

Taking a short walk inside the truck stop building

Exercising in a designated rest area away from traffic

Looking for a well-lit area to walk

Walking around the parking area where trucks are moving

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You are about to use your phone while parked at a truck stop. What should you NOT do if you plan to drive soon?

Text while driving your commercial vehicle

Make calls only when safely parked

Exit the highway or pull over to use your phone

Use a hands-free device if necessary

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When parking your truck at a truck stop, which of the following should you avoid to reduce accident risk?

Ensuring your vehicle is fully stopped before exiting

Choosing a spot with enough space around your vehicle

Parking so your first movement is forward

Parking so your first movement will be backward

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At a truck stop, you notice your tires feel hot during a routine check. What is something you should NOT do?

Inspect the tires for signs of damage

Allow the tires to cool before proceeding

Check tire pressure and condition

Ignore the heat and continue driving

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While at a truck stop, which of the following should you NOT do if you are feeling fatigued and need to stay alert?

Drink water to stay hydrated

Smoke a cigarette to combat fatigue

Get seven or more hours of sleep at your next break

Take a short walk to increase alertness

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While fueling your truck at a truck stop, which action should you avoid to prevent fire hazards?

Smoking near the fueling area

Checking for fuel leaks

Following posted fueling procedures

Turning off your engine before fueling

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If you are feeling stressed or depressed at a truck stop, what is something you should NOT do?

Use resources like Employee Assistance Programs

Consult your doctor if symptoms persist

Ignore your feelings and avoid seeking help

Talk to family or friends for support

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You are about to enter or exit your truck at a truck stop during winter. What should you avoid to reduce the risk of falls?

Gripping hand holds securely

Checking that your footwear is clean and dry

Jumping from the cab instead of using steps and handholds

Using three points of contact when climbing in or out

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If you see a fire starting near your truck at a truck stop, which action should you NOT take?

Use the correct fire extinguisher if safe to do so

Park in an open area away from buildings and vehicles

Notify emergency services of your location

Pull into a service station to get help

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You are unloading your truck at a truck stop and need to use a forklift. What should you NOT do?

Confirm that the forklift is in good working order before use

Ensure you have been trained on the specific forklift type

Operate the forklift without site-specific training if required by the host employer

Follow all safety procedures for loading and unloading

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