Class C CDL with Passengers Endorsement Practice Test -4

Study for your CDL Class C for Passengers Test with this FREE Practice Test. 25 practice Questions for CDL Class C for Passengers Test straight from the CDL hand book, Stop stressing about the test and practice today with our multiple choice practice test.

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Questions number

4

Mistakes Allowed

80%

Passing Score

CDL Sample Test Questions

A high center of gravity means _______.

Much of the load's weight is carried high up off the road.
Much of the load's weight is carried low off the road.
The vehicle is very heavy.
None of the listed answers.

As a commercial driver, when should you wear seat belts?

Only in states where it is required by law.
Any time you are operating a moving vehicle.
Only when you are travelling on a highway.
Only when transporting agricultural products.

Every ____ miles (or every three hours, whichever comes first), you should make sure the cargo is secure.

50
250
225
150

For what offense will you lose your CDL for three years?

If you have any detectable amount of alcohol under .04%.
If you are caught committing an alcohol-related offense (e.g. leaving the scene of an accident or committing a felony) while operating a CMV that is placarded for hazardous materials.
If you are caught committing a serious traffic violation involving a CMV.
If you are caught committing an alcohol related offense for the second time.

Generally, you shouldn't try to move an injured person from an accident unless _______.

Under no circumstances should you move a severely injured person.
Only if you're very strong.
There's the danger of fire (or explosion) and/or passing traffic makes it necessary.
Only when there's the danger of fire (or explosion).

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