Pre-Trip Inspection 2 Quiz – Brewsterstransport

Created on October 30, 2023

Pre-Trip Inspection 2

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What lights will you need to check on the exterior?

A) Hazard, headlights, running, and clearance lights.

B) Hazard, left turn, right turn, headlights high and low beam, brake, running, and clearance lights.

C) Hazard, left turn, right turn, running, and headlights high and low beam.

D) Left turn, right turn, headlights high and low beam, running, and clearance lights.

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Exterior lights that need checked are on which side of the vehicle?

A) Front of vehicle, both sides of vehicle, and rear of vehicle.

B) Answer B plus rear of tractor in combination vehicles.

C) Front of vehicle, and both sides.

D) Front of vehicle, rear of vehicle.

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Before you leave the inside can you should not check the exterior lights.

A) True.

B) False.

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Fanning the brakes down further after the alarm and buzzer come on should result in the parking brake popping out for a single vehicle, and the parking brake and the trailer air supply popping out for a combination vehicle at?

A) 20 PSI

B) 50 PSI

C) 10 PSI

D) 40 PSI

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While fanning down the alarm and light indicating low air pressure should come on at?

A) 60 PSI

B) 80 PSI

C) 100 PSI

D) 40 PSI

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Next you should fan the brakes down to make sure all air brake safety devices are working, but what should you do before starting to fan the brakes?

A) Turn on your lights.

B) Turn the key on so that the instrument warning lights come on.

C) Nothing, start fanning the brakes.

D) Make sure the vehicle is in neutral.

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Step 1 of the CDL air brake tests makes sure the leak rate of the red and blue line is not unsafe. With the parking brake released and the brake pedal applied the leak rate should be no more than?

A) 3 PSI for a vehicle with no trailer, and 3 PSI for a combination vehicle in one minute.

B) 2 PSI for a vehicle with no trailer, and 2 PSI for the tractor plus 1 PSI for each trailer in a combination vehicle in one minute.

C) 2 PSI for a vehicle with no trailer, and 3 PSI for a combination vehicle in one minute.

D) 3 PSI for a vehicle with no trailer, and 4 PSI for a combination vehicle in one minute.

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To test air leakage the air valves should be?

A) Trailer air supply in, parking brake out, trolley released, and no pressure on the brake pedal.

B) Trailer air supply out, parking brake in, trolley released, and pressure on the brake pedal.

C) Trailer air supply in, parking brake in, trolley applied, and pressure on the brake pedal.

D) Trailer air supply in, parking brake in, trolley released, and pressure on brake pedal.

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During the CDL air brakes tests the first step is to check for air leakage?

A) False

B) True

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The next step is the CDL air brake test. This portion is done with the engine off, but should you have air pressure built up to governor cut of 120-140?

A) Yes.

B) No.

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To test the service brake test you will need to have the trailer air supply valve in, parking brake in, and the hand brake released. How do you test the service brake?

A) Move slowly and apply the service brake to stop the vehicle.

B) Pull against the service brake with no movement.

C) Move quickly and apply the service brake to stop the vehicle.

D) Pull against the service brake with a little movement.

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Testing the parking brake requires you to?

A) Move the vehicle slowly and then apply the parking brake stopping the vehicle.

B) Pull against the engaged parking brake with no movement.

C) Pull against the engaged parking brake with some movement.

D) Move the vehicle quickly and then apply the parking brake stopping the vehicle.

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To test the parking brake you should have the trailer air supply in, trailer hand break released, and the parking brake _____?

A) Out

B) In

C) Released

D) None of these

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What items are part of your safety equipment?

A) All of the above.

B) Reflective triangles.

C) Fire extinguisher.

D) Road flares.

E) First aid kit.

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What interior lights do you need to check?

A) All the above.

B) Hazard indicators lights.

C) High beam indicator light.

D) Instrument panel lights.

E) Left and right turn indicator lights.

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You don't have to make both the air and city horns work to get credit for them.

A) False

B) True

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What should the water temperature gauge do when you start the vehicle?

A) Nothing, then rise slowly as the vehicle warms up.

B) None of the above.

C) Nothing.

D) Rise immediately.

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Which gauge should be between 12-14, and in the green?

A) Fuel

B) Water temperature.

C) Air pressure.

D) Voltmeter.

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The air pressure in a commercial vehicle should rise to governor cutout of?

A) 100 PSI.

B) 150 PSI.

C) 160 PSI.

D) 120 PSI.

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These are all gauges that will need checked except?

A) Water pressure gauge.

B) Voltmeter.

C) None of these are correct.

D) Oil pressure gauge.

E) Air pressure gauge.

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Before you start the vehicle you should check?

A) Seat belt is fastened.

B) All the above.

C) Parking brake is set.

D) The vehicle is in neutral.

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The steering wheel should be checked for?

A) No play exceeding 2" or 10 degrees.

B) None of the above.

C) No play.

D) That it turns.

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Items inside the cab you must make function in order to get credit for them are?

A) Air and city horns.

B) Blower motors, temperature control, and diverter.

C) All answers are correct.

D) Lights.

E) Windshield wipers

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Check your mirrors from the inside of the cab for?

A) Adjusted so that you can see.

B) No cracks.

C) Mounts.

D) Clean.

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The first thing you should check or do when you sit in the driver's seat is?

A) Turn on your lights.

B) Check the air horn.

C) Start the vehicle.

D) Buckle your seatbelt.

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Is it best to check the seat and the seatbelts before sitting down?

Yes.No.

A) Yes.

B) No

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Handrails should be checked for?

A) Mounted

B) All bolts in place

C) All the above

D) Tight and secure

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Steps leading into the vehicle should be?

A) Strong enough to support twice your weight.

B) Properly mounted and not damaged.

C) Properly mounted, not damaged, and all bolts tight and secure.

D) Properly mounted.

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The fuel and air tanks are checked for the same items except?

A) The cap.

B) Mounting brackets and bolts.

C) No leaks.

D) Hoses.

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At the side of the cab you should not check.

A) Lights and reflectors.

B) None of these

C) Mirrors.

D) Steps into the vehicle.

E) Fuel and air tanks.

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After the engine compartment it is best to move to the driver's side of vehicle, and then head into the cab.

True.False.

A) False

B) True.

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