Orientation/Pre & Post Trip Inspections
Pre-Trip/Basic Control
Night Operation/Skid Control & Recovery(Emergencies)
Railroad-Highway Grade Crossings/Roadside Inspections
Hours of Service Requirements/Post-Crash Procedures
Whistleblower & Coercion/Drugs & Alcohol
100

What is FMSCA?

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration

100

What type of inspection is required before you can legally operate your vehicle each day?

Pre-trip inspection 

100

What are three (3) major factors you need to focus on when driving at night?

You, your truck, and the road.

100

Certain types of CMV's stop within ____ feet of, and no closer than ____ feet to the railroad track.

50, 15

100

What qualifies as off duty time?

Time when you are relieved of all duty or responsability for performing work.

100

A whistleblower complaint should be filed within _____ days of when the alleged violation occurred.

180

200

When is it appropriate to conduct a post-trip inspection?

At the end of every day

200

What documents must be in your vehicle at all times in order to take a CMV on the road?

CDL and DOT card

200

When driving in fog, do you use your high beams?

No

200

What type of warning device is not electronic and does not give notice of the approach of a train?

Passive

200

Your ______ is the distance a vehicle travels from the time you see a hazard until your brain recognizes it?

Perception distance 

200

The key to coercion is that a clear ________ to the driver exists. 

Threat 

300

In order to obtain your commercial driver license (CDL) you must first?

Have a CDLP and be 21 years old.

300

On the front suspension, what should be checked?

Shock absorber, leaf spring, spring mounts

300

What are two (2) types of emergencies?

Control and stab braking.

300

What are three (3) outcomes from an inspection?

None, with violations, out of service.

300

You are allowed by law to wear a Bluetooth device and/or text while driving.

True or False 

False 

300

Mention three (3) coercion threats.

- Job termination

- Denial of subsequent trips or loads 

- Reduced pay 

400

What items should a post trip inspection include?

The same items as the pre-trip inspection, except for things affected by heat. 

400

What is the proper PSI for the steer tires?

80-100 PSI

400

What are the four (4) most common causes of brake failure?

Loss of air pressure, air blockage, brake fade, and  mechanical failure.

400

When you finish the roadside inspection and you pass, do you receive a copy of the inspection?

Yes.

400

How often should you scan your mirrors?

5-8 seconds 

400

Mention the six (6) types of tests that are required by the regulations to ensure that drivers are not under the incluence of alcohol or drugs while on the job.

1. Pre-Employment

2. Post-Accident 

3. Random

4. Reasonable Suspicion

5. Return-to-Duty 

6. Follow-Up

500

How many in cab inspections are part of the pre-trip?

One (1) 

500

Name six (6) components of the power steering system?

1. Power steering reservoir

2. Steering box

3. Pitman arm

4. Drag link

5. Steering column

6. Steering knuckle

500

What are the steps you as a professional driver should follow if your vehicle's system fails?

Down shift, escape route.

500

Can you file a complaint if you feel you were wronged during a roadside inspection?

Yes.

500

Per the regulations, you have _______ minutes to set our emergency warning devices?

Ten (10)
500

Failing an alcohol test, testing positive for drugs, or refusing to take a required alcohol or drug test will result in you being removed from all safety-sensitive functions until you go through a return-to-duty process. 

True or False

True 

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