Arkansas CDL — General Knowledge Practice Test 8

1.A CLP holder has a tank vehicle (N) endorsement. Which tank vehicle may this person drive?
Any tank vehicle carrying less than 1,000 gallonsOnly an empty tank, purged of residue if it ever held hazardous materialsA loaded tank, as long as the cargo needs no placardsAny tank vehicle while a CDL holder rides along
2.At a passive railroad crossing, who decides whether it is safe to cross?
A flagger posted at the crossingYou do, because there are no traffic control devicesThe gates and flashing lightsThe train crew, by radio
3.During which hours does the manual say many heavy motor vehicle crashes occur?
Between 6 a.m. and 9 a.m.Between noon and 3 p.m.Between midnight and 6 a.m.Between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m.
4.During a skills test exercise, the examiner raises a hand. What should you do?
Speed up to finish quicklyStop and bring the vehicle back within the exercise boundary linesSound the horn and keep goingExit the vehicle immediately
5.A driver with a hazardous materials endorsement is indicted for a disqualifying crime. How soon must the driver notify the issuing state and surrender the endorsement?
Within 10 daysWithin 30 daysWithin 24 hoursAt the next CDL renewal
6.Drivers who feel your truck is slowing them down may do what?
Always wait patiently behind youPass without a safe gap or cut in close in front of youHonk once and then follow at a distanceTurn off at the next exit
7.Which of these would lead to a driver being denied, or losing, a hazardous materials endorsement?
Renouncing United States citizenshipReceiving a parking ticketHolding a Class B CDL instead of a Class ADriving only within one state
8.While driving through an intersection during the road test, which action should you avoid?
Checking traffic in all directionsKeeping your hands on the wheelYielding to pedestrians in the intersectionChanging lanes
9.At night you must use low beams. About how far ahead can you see with them, and what should you do?
About 250 feet, so slow down enough to stop within that distanceAbout 500 feet, so keep your normal speedAbout 1,000 feet, so you can speed upAbout 50 feet, so stop driving
10.When using the manual's chart to estimate BAC from the number of drinks, how much should you subtract for time spent drinking?
0.01% for each 10 minutes0.05% for each hour0.01% for each 40 minutes of drinkingNothing, because time has no effect