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CDL General Knowledge Exam

If you need to pass the Commercial Drivers License general knowledge exam this practice test contains all the relevant information to do so and covers the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 1 - Introduction
• Section 2 - Driving Safely
• Section 3 - Cargo

CDL Class A License Endorsement

Class A vehicles include any combination of vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating (GVWR) of 26,001 pounds or more as long as the vehicle being towed weighs more than 10,000 pounds. Class A Commercial Drivers License is covered in the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 1 - Introduction
• Section 2 - Driving Safely
• Section 3 - Cargo
• Section 5 - Air Brakes
• Section 6 - Combination Vehicles

CDL Class B License Endorsement

A Class B vehicle is defined as a single vehicle with a GVWR of at least 26,001 pounds and any such vehicle towing another not weighing more than 10,000 pounds. Class B CDL is covered in the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 1 - Introduction
• Section 2 - Driving Safely
• Section 3 – Cargo

CDL Class C License with P Endorsement

A Class C Vehicle with a (P) endorsement is one that is not described as Class A or Class B but is designed to for 16 or more passengers including the driver. The Class C CDL with Passenger endorsement and covers the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 1 - Introduction
• Section 2 - Driving Safely
• Section 4 - Passengers

CDL Class C License with (H) Endorsement Bundle

A Class C Vehicle with an (H) endorsement is one that is not described as Class A or Class B but is used for the transportation of hazardous materials. The Class C CDL with H endorsement is covered in the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 1 - Introduction
• Section 2 - Driving Safely
• Section 3 - Cargo
• Section 9 - Hazardous Materials

School Bus (S) Endorsement

An (S) endorsement is for those who plan on school bus. The Class S endorsement is covered in the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 4 - Passengers
• School Bus Handbook

Doubles and Triples (T) Endorsement

An T endorsement is for those who operate double and triple trailers. The Class T endorsement is covered in the following sections from the CDL handbook:

• Section 7 - Doubles and Triples

Tankers and Hazmat (X) Endorsement

An X endorsement is for those who plan on transporting hazardous materials in tanker vehicles. The Class X endorsement and covers the following section from the CDL handbook:

• Section 8 - Tanker Vehicles
• Section 9 - Hazardous Materials

Frequently Missed Test Questions

Some questions are harder to grasp than others, especially for those new to driving. We have compiled some of the most frequently missed driving test questions so you can master them and feel confident going into your test.

When two vehicles meet on a steep mountain road where neither can pass, which vehicle has the right-of-way?

The vehicle that comes first
The vehicle traveling uphill
The vehicle traveling downhill
Both vehicles

A(n) __________ sign on a truck means that the truck's load is potentially dangerous.

diamond-shaped
inverted triangular red
octagonal
rectangular white

You should reduce your speed by half when the road is

packed with snow.
wet.
icy.
any of the above are true.

The risk of driving impairment begins to rise noticeably at a Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) of__________ and increases rapidly thereafter.

.08 percent
.07 percent
1.0 percent
.05 percent

When parked facing uphill on the right side of the road with a curb, you should steer

away from the curb.
towards the curb.
straight.
towards the side with the least amount of vehicles.

When stopped behind another vehicle on a hill, you should stay back at least

one vehicle length.
two vehicle lengths.
three vehicle lengths.
four vehicle lengths.

If you double your speed on a highway, your braking distance increases by

two times.
three times.
four times.
five times.

Right-of-way must be yielded to emergency vehicles

using a siren.
using a siren or flashing red, blue, or white lights.
at all times.
flashing red, blue, or white lights.

When should you yield on a green light?

When preparing to make a right turn
When the green light is an arrow
During rush hour in urban areas
When turning left

If your vehicle is equipped with anti-lock brakes, when they engage it is important to

grip the steering wheel tightly.
take your foot off the brake.
keep your foot on the brake.
use the emergency brake.

When adjusting your seat, you should allow ______________ between the chest and steering wheel.

4 inches
5-8 inches
10 inches
8 inches

To stop on ice with a vehicle equipped without ABS brakes you should

apply continuous pressure.
pump the brakes.
use the emergency brake.
swerve your vehicle off the road.

You are required by law to yield right-of-way to all of the following EXCEPT

ambulances with flashing lights.
vehicles with blue, green, or amber lights.
police cars with sirens.
skateboarders legally crossing the road.

Prior to entering the roadway from an alley, you must FIRST

come to a complete stop.
look both ways.
beep your horn.
yield to other traffic.

You are parked on the downward slope of a street. It is a one-way street and you are parked against the left curb. Which way should your front wheels be turned?

To the right
To the left
Straight
To the right or to the left

When entering a freeway from an acceleration lane, it is important to

increase your speed to match that of the freeway.
come to a full stop and wait for an opening in traffic.
increase speed beyond speed limit.
keep your speed below that of the freeway until you've entered traffic flow.

In which of these situations is it appropriate to use your horn?

To encourage other drivers to drive faster
To let a driver know he has made a driving error
To make eye contact with another driver
To let pedestrians know they should get off the road

An average 140-pound woman will become legally intoxicated after consuming ___ alcoholic drink(s). An average 180-pound man will become legally intoxicated after consuming ___ alcoholic drinks.

1; 2
2; 3

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3; 4
4; 5

If a driver is approaching you head on in your lane, what should you do?

Move into the left lane to avoid hitting the vehicle

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Drive on the shoulder of the road
Beep your horn and pull off the road

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Maintain your lane position. You have the right of way