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1. 

An appropriate gear for entering a curve is:

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using neither the gas pedal nor the brake.

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while also using the brakes.

Second gear.

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using engine power throughout

None

2. 

A Class 4 license allows you to drive:

A taxi or limousine.

All of the above.

An ambulance or a bus with a maximum seating capacity of 25.

Any motor vehicle or combination of vehicles in Class 5.

None

3. 

A “special activity bus”:

Does not run on a set schedule.

Is used for the purpose for which it was manufactured.

Is operated for a school.

All of the above.

None

4. 

After working 120 hours in a 14-day cycle, drivers must take ____________ hours of off-duty time before working 70 hours of on-duty time.

3

8

16

24

None

5. 

A controlled railway crossing may have:

Any of the above.

A stop sign.

A flagperson.

An electrical or mechanical signaling device.

None

6. 

A governor is:

A speed controller.

A mechanism which regulates the amount of fuel going to the engine.

All of the above.

A mechanism that allows you to start a vehicle without using a throttle.

None

7. 

A “bus” refers to:

A motor vehicle which is operated for public transportation.

A motor vehicle which is operated for hire.

A motor vehicle with a seating capacity of more than 10 persons, including the driver, and which is operated for hire or for public transportation.

A motor vehicle with a seating capacity of no more than 10 persons, including the driver.

None

8. 

A “special vehicle” is:

A school bus which seats no more than 10 people.

A car or truck you really like.

A bus which seats more than 10 people.

A vehicle which seats no more than 10 people, and which provides public transportation for people with disabilities.

None

9. 

Anti-lock braking systems (ABS) are:

Designed to help prevent wheel lock-up caused by over-braking on slippery road surfaces.

Designed to allow you to drive faster.

Designed to make braking distance shorter.

Designed to allow you to brake faster than conventional brakes.

None

10. 

A “taxi” refers to:

Any motor vehicle which is operated for public transportation.

Any motor vehicle which is available with its driver for hire.

Any motor vehicle with a seating capacity of not more than 10 persons.

A motor vehicle with a seating capacity of not more than 10 persons, and which is available with its driver for hire.

None

11. 

Amber flashing lights can be mounted on a vehicle if:

It is a police car.

It is a commercial vehicle.

It is a disabled vehicle.

You have a Commercial Vehicle Safety & Enforcement permit from ICBC.

None

12. 

A trailer hand valve should not be used to hold a unit that will be left unattended because:

It is not strong enough to hold the trailer.

These are spring loaded and will automatically return to the “off” position without warning.

Air brakes are more effective.

A trailer should never be left unattended.

None

13. 

A person who has a Class 1 driver’s license may drive:

A motorcycle.

A taxi.

Any vehicle with three or more axles.

a. and b. are correct.

None

14. 

Adjusting your head restraint so that it is at least level with the top of your ears is:

Illegal.

A great way to make driving more relaxing.

Important in reducing the risk of soft tissue neck and back injuries during a rear-end crash.

More comfortable.

None

15. 

A “turn out” is:

Another name for a runaway lane.

A place to pull off the road so that other vehicles may pass.

A wide seventies-style collar.

A place where the road widens.

None

16. 

Air bags are:

A good alternative to seat belts.

Dangerous if you are seated less than 25 centimetres away from the air bag unit in the steering wheel.

Unnecessary.

Part of all commercial vehicles.

None

17. 

“Public transportation” refers to:

The transportation of any group of people.

Transportation provided by members of the public.

All of the above.

The transportation of groups of people who are not your associates or members of your family.

None

18. 

Any defect found on a school bus must be:

Fixed before the vehicle is operated as a school bus again

Fixed within the month.

Fixed within the week.

Fixed within the next two weeks.

None

19. 

A vehicle that is twice the weight of a car and is traveling at twice the speed of that car requires how much braking power to stop in the same distance:

8 times the stopping power.

6 times the stopping power.

4 times the stopping power.

2 times the stopping power.

None

20. 

A mixture of different-sized tires can:

Always be used on the same vehicle.

Be dangerous if used on different axles.

Be dangerous if used on the same axle.

Never be used on the same vehicle.

None

21. 

A red triangle Slow Moving Vehicle sign should be placed on any vehicle that travels at less than:

60 km/h

50 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

None

22. 

An engine brake retarder is:

Often restricted in residential areas.

Sufficiently powerful to replace regular brakes altogether.

More efficient at a higher engine r.p.m. and in a lower transmission gear.

a. and b. are correct.

None

23. 

A sleeper berth does not include:

A designated area of your truck designed for sleeping.

A reclining seat.

The back seat of a bus.

A. and B are correct.

None

24. 

A humpback railway crossing is:

A danger to low-clearance vehicles.

A crossing where a hump has formed.

a. and b. are correct.

A crossing close to a waterway where whales have been sighted.

None

25. 

A passing lane has just opened up on a long narrow stretch of highway. The truck is traveling very slowly. The driver of the truck should:

The truck driver can choose either lane; cars may pass the truck on either side.

Drive right down the broken white line to give the truck more space.

Go into the right lane and allow the cars to pass on the left.

Stay in the left lane and allow the cars to pass on the right.

None

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1. 

Amber flashing lights can be mounted on a vehicle if:

It is a police car.

It is a commercial vehicle.

It is a disabled vehicle.

You have a Commercial Vehicle Safety & Enforcement permit from ICBC.

None

2. 

A long, heavy load on a single unit truck should be placed:

Lying lengthwise just ahead of the rear axle.

Standing on end near the rear of the trailer.

Lying lengthwise just behind the rear axle.

Standing on end near the front of the trailer.

None

3. 

How can you tell how much air pressure is in the main reservoir?

By consulting the one-way check valve.

By consulting the reservoir pressure gauges mounted in the dashboard.

a and c

Manually checking the reservoir using a pressure gauge.

None

4. 

Double-clutching is:

Similar to changing gears in a small vehicle.

All of the above.

A process that requires first a shift into neutral, and then a shift into the desired gear.

Similar to operating an automatic transmission.

None

5. 

An aggregate load is:

A load carried by dump trucks.

A load that is too large for your vehicle to safely carry.

A load made up of a collection of small articles.

A load that does not fill your vehicle completely.

None

6. 

A person who has a Class 1 driver’s license may drive:

A motorcycle.

A taxi.

Any vehicle with three or more axles.

a. and b. are correct.

None

7. 

A tie-down assembly is made of:

Nylon webbing.

Wire rope.

Chain.

All of the above.

None

8. 

A swerving and whipping trailer can be caused by:

Shifting loads.

Improper trailer connections.

All of the above.

Driving too fast for the conditions.

None

9. 

During a pre-hill inspection on a vehicle equipped with hydraulic brakes, you should:

Make sure that there is adequate pedal reserve.

Make sure there are no hydraulic fluid leaks.

All of the above.

Make sure that the brake drums are not over-heated.

None

10. 

A tiedown should not be used for cargo securement if:

All of the above.

There are large gouges in the chain links.

There are knots in the chain.

The grab hooks are spread or disturbed.

None

11. 

A vehicle that is twice the weight of a car and is traveling at twice the speed of that car requires how much braking power to stop in the same distance:

6 times the stopping power.

4 times the stopping power.

8 times the stopping power.

2 times the stopping power.

None

12. 

An engine brake retarder is:

a. and b. are correct.

Sufficiently powerful to replace regular brakes altogether.

Often restricted in residential areas.

More efficient at a higher engine R.P.M. and in a lower transmission gear.

None

13. 

A passing lane has just opened up on a long narrow stretch of highway. The truck is traveling very slowly. The driver of the truck should:

Stay in the left lane and allow the cars to pass on the right.

The truck driver can choose either lane; cars may pass the truck on either side.

Go into the right lane and allow the cars to pass on the left.

Drive right down the broken white line to give the truck more space.

None

14. 

Dunnage is:

Used to distribute the pressure a tie-down may put on a section of load.

All of the above.

Spacing blocks, boards or mats.

Used to separate cargo from itself and its restraints to prevent potential damage to the load or vehicle.

None

15. 

An aggregate load must be covered with a tarp if:

It is in a vehicle which will be parked for several hours.

It is likely to bounce, blow or drop from the vehicle as it is moving.

It is in a vehicle which will be traveling on a freeway.

It is being carried by a dump truck.

None

16. 

A trailer hand valve should not be used to hold a unit that will be left unattended because:

It is not strong enough to hold the trailer.

These are spring loaded and will automatically return to the “off” position without warning.

Air brakes are more effective.

A trailer should never be left unattended.

None

17. 

How often should you make en route inspections of your vehicle?

Approximately every 300 kilometres.

Approximately every 240 kilometres.

Approximately every 100 kilometres.

Approximately every 500 kilometres.

None

18. 

A “turn out” is:

Another name for a runaway lane.

A place to pull off the road so that other vehicles may pass.

A place where the road widens.

A wide seventies-style collar.

None

19. 

A red triangle Slow Moving Vehicle sign should be placed on any vehicle that travels at less than:

50 km/h

40 km/h

60 km/h

30 km/h

None

20. 

A mixture of different-sized tires can:

Always be used on the same vehicle.

Be dangerous if used on different axles.

Never be used on the same vehicle.

Be dangerous if used on the same axle.

None

21. 

A sleeper berth does not include:

A reclining seat.

A. and B are correct.

The back seat of a bus.

A designated area of your truck designed for sleeping.

None

22. 

Drivers are required to have an industrial air brake endorsement if:

They will be driving loaders or graders on industrial roads.

All of the above.

They are operating unlicensed, air brake equiped vehicles that are loaded with natural resources on industrial roads.

They will be transporting natural resources on industrial roads.

None

23. 

A heavy load should not be placed on one side of the trailer because:

It may cause flat spots on tires.

All of the above.

It may cause the tires to skid on wet surfaces.

It may cause the brakes to lock the wheels of the under-loaded side.

None

24. 

Drivers who are exempt from wearing seatbelts are:

Those who are employed doing inner-city delivery.

Bus and emergency vehicle drivers.

a. and b. are correct.

Non-existent.

None

25. 

Drivers on a 7-day cycle must not drive after ____________ hours of on-duty time in 7 consecutive days.

40

70

50

60

None

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1. 

Driving maneuvers will combine 4 skills, whether driving straight, turning at an intersection or swerving to avoid a hazard. What are they?

Speed control, steering, space margins and communication.

Accelerating, braking, shifting gears and eye contact.

Speed control, steering, listening and watching the console.

Braking, communications, steering and backing up.

None

2. 

When faced with low visibility conditions while driving, you should:

Search and scan more carefully.

All of the above.

Slow down and maintain extra space margins.

Use your defroster to keep your windows clear.

None

3. 

At what minimum distance away from railroad tracks should you stop?

10 metres from the nearest rail.

6 metres from the nearest rail.

5 metres from the nearest rail.

3 metres from the nearest rail.

None

4. 

When entering a freeway you should always:

Go as fast as you can and swing abruptly into traffic.

Signal, accelerate to the same speed as the freeway traffic and merge smoothly.

Stop and make sure there is no traffic approaching.

Slow down and proceed when it is safe.

None

5. 

A U-turn is not permitted:

All of the above.

On a curve.

Near or at the crest of a hill.

Where a sign prohibits a U-turn.

None

6. 

When you arrive at a roundabout or traffic circle, you should:

All of the above.

Yield to vehicles on your right if they arrive at the same time you do.

Slow down as you approach the circle.

Yield to traffic already in the circle.

None

7. 

Where should you position your hands on the steering wheel?

Left hand at 10 o'clock and right hand at 2 o'clock.

Left hand at 9 o'clock and right hand at 3 o'clock.

Left hand at 11 o'clock and right hand at 1 o'clock.

B. and C. are both correct.

None

8. 

If you are a passenger, and you find that your driver is behaving in an unsafe manner, you should:

Offer to take the wheel.

All of the above.

Ask to be let out of the car if the behaviour doesn't stop.

Use humour to let the driver know that you are uncomfortable.

None

9. 

A large diamond painted on the road in a particular lane means:

Crosswalk.

Reserved for buses and High Occupancy Vehicles (HOVs).

Bus lane only.

You cannot drive in this lane.

None

10. 

Based on the situation you see here, how would you respond as your car approaches the intersection?

Slow down almost to a stop and proceed if the light is still green.

Keep driving at the same pace -- the light should be green for a long time.

Stop at the intersection before proceeding.

Prepare to stop if necessary -- the light may change soon.

None

11. 

Which of the following hand and arm signals is correct for a left turn?

Circle motion

Arm out and up

Arm straight out the window

Arm out and down

None

12. 

If you encounter another driver who is behaving aggressively, you should:

All of the above.

Keep the doors and windows locked.

Give that driver the right-of-way.

Avoid eye contact.

None

13. 

If your headlights ever fail, you should:

a. and c. are correct.

Try turning the light switch on and off rapidly.

Use your hazard lights.

Trust your parking lights to make you visible to other vehicles.

None

14. 

A flashing red light means:

The flashing red light simply indicates an uncontrolled intersection.

Stop, and proceed when it is safe to do so

Stop, and wait for the light to turn green.

Slow down to check for oncoming traffic and proceed when it is safe.

None

15. 

A flashing green light means:

This light simply warns you that you are entering an intersection.

This is a pedestrian-controlled traffic light.

You can continue through the intersection as long as it’s clear.

a. and b.

None

16. 

Which of the following hand-and-arm signal is correct for slowing or stopping?

Arm straight out the window

Arm out and down

Circle motion

Arm out and up

None

17. 

A light with a steady green arrow pointing either left or right means:

Drive straight through the intersection.

You may turn in the direction of the arrow if the intersection is clear.

Stop and proceed in the direction of the arrow with caution.

You must check for oncoming traffic before turning in the direction of the arrow.

None

18. 

This sign means:

Winding road ahead.

Curve ahead.

Use your headlights.

Road may be slippery ahead.

None

19. 

It is important to stay well behind large trucks and buses, and out of their blind spots because:

You could get crushed between one of these vehicles and the curb if they are turning at an intersection.

All of the above.

You will not be able to see very well if you follow too closely.

You may not be visible to the driver if you follow too closely.

None

20. 

When entering a tunnel on a sunny day, you should:

Slow down to let your eyes adjust to the lower light levels.

Keep your sunglasses on, as taking them off may take your attention away from driving.

Speed up to get through as quickly as possible.

Just keep driving as you were before.

None

21. 

This sign means:

Pedestrians only.

Watch for pedestrians on or near the road.

Pedestrian crosswalk ahead.

School crosswalk ahead.

None

22. 

Unless signs tell you otherwise, the speed limit outside cities and towns is:

60 km/h

80 km/h

100 km/h

90 km/h

None

23. 

You should allow for a large space margin between your vehicle and a cyclist because:

All of the above.

You need to be able to avoid hitting a cyclist who falls.

Driving too close to a cyclist may be very unnerving for him or her.

A significant number of crashes involving cyclists result from side-swiping.

None

24. 

You may cross a bicycle lane when:

a. and c. are correct.

There is a broken white line.

You are turning in or out of a driveway.

You want to park in that lane.

None

25. 

When approaching a railway crossing you should:

All of the above.

Realize that trains always have the right of way.

Watch for warning lights that indicate an approaching train.

Watch for motorcycle riders and cyclists who may slip on the wet tracks.

None

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1. 

Double-clutching is:

Similar to changing gears in a small vehicle.

Similar to operating an automatic transmission.

A process that requires first a shift into neutral, and then a shift into the desired gear.

All of the above.

None

2. 

“Public transportation” refers to:

The transportation of any group of people.

Transportation provided by members of the public.

The transportation of groups of people who are not your associates or members of your family.

All of the above.

None

3. 

A trailer hand valve should not be used to hold a unit that will be left unattended because:

It is not strong enough to hold the trailer.

Air brakes are more effective.

These are spring loaded and will automatically return to the “off” position without warning.

A trailer should never be left unattended.

None

4. 

A tiedown should not be used for cargo securement if:

There are knots in the chain.

The grab hooks are spread or disturbed.

There are large gouges in the chain links.

All of the above.

None

5. 

A “special activity bus”:

Is operated for a school.

Does not run on a set schedule.

Is used for the purpose for which it was manufactured.

All of the above.

None

6. 

A governor is:

A speed controller.

A mechanism that allows you to start a vehicle without using a throttle.

A mechanism which regulates the amount of fuel going to the engine.

All of the above.

None

7. 

Drivers on a 7-day cycle must not drive after ____________ hours of on-duty time in 7 consecutive days.

40

50

60

70

None

8. 

A person who has a Class 1 driver’s license may drive:

A taxi.

Any vehicle with three or more axles.

A motorcycle.

a. and b. are correct.

None

9. 

An overload caused by poor distribution can:

Put unnecessary stress on your vehicle's frame.

Overload the tires.

Cause steering misalignment.

All of the above.

None

10. 

Bus right-of-way means:

hat bus drivers always have the right-of-way and can pull out from a curb or change lanes anytime

That bus drivers are not responsible for what happens to another vehicle that fails to yield to the bus.

That other drivers should yield to the bus when it signals to move from the curb into traffic in areas where the speed limit is less than 60 km/h.

That other drivers should yield to the bus when it signals to move from the curb lane into traffic or to change lanes.

None

11. 

During a pre-hill inspection on a vehicle equipped with hydraulic brakes, you should:

Make sure that the brake drums are not over-heated.

Make sure that there is adequate pedal reserve.

Make sure there are no hydraulic fluid leaks.

All of the above.

None

12. 

Drivers on an 14-day cycle must not drive after ____________ hours of on-duty time in 14 consecutive days.

40

50

60

120

None

13. 

During an air brake pre-trip inspection on a vehicle with one trailer, you should make sure that air loss is not more than:

1 p.s.i. within one minute.

2 p.s.i. within one minute.

3 p.s.i. within one minute.

4 p.s.i. within one minute.

None

14. 

Horsepower is:

The ability of the engine to move the vehicle.

Used to develop speed.

The same as r.p.m.

The same as torque.

None

15. 

Anti-lock braking systems (ABS) are:

Designed to allow you to drive faster.

Designed to help prevent wheel lock-up caused by over-braking on slippery road surfaces.

Designed to allow you to brake faster than conventional brakes.

Designed to make braking distance shorter.

None

16. 

During a pre-hill inspection on a vehicle equipped with air brakes, you should:

Make sure there are no hydraulic fluid leaks.

Make sure there are no audible air leaks.

Make sure glad hands and air lines are secure.

b. and c. are correct.

None

17. 

A red triangle Slow Moving Vehicle sign should be placed on any vehicle that travels at less than:

30 km/h

40 km/h

50 km/h

60 km/h

None

18. 

Amber flashing lights can be mounted on a vehicle if:

It is a disabled vehicle.

It is a commercial vehicle.

It is a police car.

You have a Commercial Vehicle Safety & Enforcement permit from ICBC.

None

19. 

A jackknife occurs when:

The driver loses control of a combination vehicle.

The power unit and the vehicle it is towing form an angle of 90 degrees or less.

Roads are wet.

The driver of a combination vehicle separates the power unit from the trailer

None

20. 

Adjusting your head restraint so that it is at least level with the top of your ears is:

A great way to make driving more relaxing.

Important in reducing the risk of soft tissue neck and back injuries during a rear-end crash.

Illegal.

More comfortable.

None

21. 

Every motor vehicle must be equipped with how many braking systems?

One.

Two.

Three.

None

None

22. 

An appropriate gear for entering a curve is:

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while also using the brakes.

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using engine power throughout.

One that allows you to complete your progression around the curve while using neither the gas pedal nor the brake.

Second gear.

None

23. 

Daily written inspection reports must be made by the drivers of which vehicles?

Buses and school buses.

Two-axle trucks or truck-tractors with a licensed GVW greater than 14,600 kilograms.

Trucks or truck-tractors towing a trailer that has a licensed GVW greater than 8,200 kilograms.

All of the above.

None

24. 

An aggregate load must be covered with a tarp if:

It is being carried by a dump truck.

It is likely to bounce, blow or drop from the vehicle as it is moving.

It is in a vehicle which will be parked for several hours.

It is in a vehicle which will be traveling on a freeway.

None

25. 

Air bags are:

A good alternative to seat belts.

Part of all commercial vehicles.

Dangerous if you are seated less than 25 centimetres away from the air bag unit in the steering wheel.

Unnecessary.

None

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1. 

A controlled railway crossing may have:

Any of the above.

A stop sign.

A flagperson.

An electrical or mechanical signaling device.

None

2. 

The brakes, tires and suspension of a combination vehicle work best when the:

vehicle is traveling at high speeds

vehicle is loaded

roads are wet

cargo unit is empty

None

3. 

Drivers on a 7-day cycle must not drive after______ hours of on-duty time in 7 consecutive days.

40

50

60

70

None

4. 

A red triangle Slow Moving Vehicle sign should be placed on any vehicle that travels at less than:

60 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

50 km/h

None

5. 

A vehicle that is twice the weight of a car and is traveling at twice the speed of that car requires how much braking power to stop in the same distance:

2 times the stopping power.

6 times the stopping power.

4 times the stopping power.

8 times the stopping power.

None

6. 

Time spent riding on a ferry is considered off-duty time unless:

You must take a ferry in order to reach your destination.

You are a bus driver selling tickets e while on the ferry.

All of the above.

The ferry ride is less than one hour.

None

7. 

Written trip inspection reports must include:

The licence plate or unit numbers for the vehicle and/or trailers.

All of the above.

The signature of the person making the report.

All defects that may affect the safe operation of the vehicle.

None

8. 

Bus drivers should:

e b.and c. are correct.

Pull over and check their brakes when required.

Avoid steep hills altogether.

Heed "Truck Advisory" speed limits when traveling down steep hills.

None

9. 

Railway crossings can be dangerous in rural areas because:

Your vehicle is more likely to be fully loaded in a rural area.

There tend to be fewer automated warning systems.

Brush is more prevalent.

a. and b. are correct.

None

10. 

What are the consequences if you exceed your maximum on-duty hours and an enforcement officer stops you?

All of the above.

You will lose your job.

You can be ordered out of service.

You will be arrested.

None

11. 

Large vehicles traveling at high speeds create air turbulence in which of the following areas:

All of the above.

By the back area of the trailer and at the immediate rear of the trailer.

Directly in front of the truck.

Alongside the cab.

None

12. 

When pulling away from the curb in a bus, you should:

Ensure the rear of your bus does not swing over the sidewalk.

Check your mirrors and shoulder check.

Ensure your passengers are not moving about.

All of the above.

None

13. 

If you are required to keep a daily log, what must you have in your possession?

A log that is updated to your last change in duty status.

Copies of your daily log for your work cycle.

Any supporting documents you have been issued during your trip.

All of the above.

None

14. 

You should switch your high beams to low beams at what distance from another vehicle?

150 metres.

100 metres.

50 metres.

200 metres.

None

15. 

Impaired driving can be caused by:

Taking illegal drugs.

Taking prescribed drugs.

Drinking alcohol.

All of the above.

None

16. 

When entering a narrow bridge from a curve, you should:

Be familiar with the amount of off track your vehicle displays.

Adjust your speed appropriately.

a.and b. are correct.

Put your flashers on so that other drivers get out of your way.

None

17. 

Stopping on icy roads requires:

Pumping the brakes.

Light pressure on the brakes.

Heavy brake use.

Shifting into a lower gear.

None

18. 

The brakes, tires and suspension of a combination vehicle work best when:

Roads are wet

The vehicle is loaded.

The vehicle is traveling at a high rate of e speed.

The cargo unit is empty.

None

19. 

A humpback railway crossing is:

A crossing where a hump has formed.

a.and b. are correct.

A danger to low-clearance vehicles.

A crossing close to a waterway where whales have been sighted.

None

20. 

The sign means

road ahead turns into a one-way

keep left of the divider

roadside hazard ahead

passing lane ahead

None

21. 

A large vehicle has blind spots:

Directly in front, behind and on either side of the vehicle.

On either side of the vehicle.

Directly in front of the vehicle.

On the passenger side of the vehicle only.

None

22. 

Braking forcefully when driving a combination-unit vehicle may cause:

a.and c. are correct.

Your wheels to lock up.

Your brakes to fail entirely.

Your vehicle to jack-knife or skid.

None

23. 

Revolutions per minute, or R.P.M,, are:

An important factor in governing how fast you can goin a given gear.

All of the above.

The number of complete turns the crankshaft makes in one minute.

Measured by your tachometer.

None

24. 

If, part way through your trip, you couple to another trailer, you should:

b.and c. are correct.

Obtain the trip inspection report already completed for that trailer.

Inspect the trailer yourself if no report has been completed that day.

Always inspect the trailer yourself.

None

25. 

School bus signs must be:

Displayed at the rear either immediately above or below the window.

Displayed prominently at the front and rear of the bus.

Yellow with black lettering.

All of the above.

None

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