Rookies test Flashcards by Rodney Davis

Rookies Test 24

What is the required placarding weight for Table 2 hazardous material?

a. 454 kg

b. 545 kg

c. 445 kg

d. 465 kg

454 kg

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Rookies Test 24

What percent of large truck, two vehicle crashes, where one vehicle was parked or stopped?

a. 8%

b. 9%

c. 25%

d. 35%

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Rookies Test 24

While driving a truck, and any of the tires blow out, the driver should slow down immediately.

a. True

b. False

False

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Rookies Test 24

What fire extinguisher is best for an aluminum fire?

a. Class A

b. Class D

c. Class B

d. Class C

Class D

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Rookies Test 24

What endorsement will a driver have when they are Hazmat and Tanker qualified?

a. P

b. N

c. H

d. X

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Which of these liquids are legally classified as Flammable liquid?

a. Gasoline

b. Diesel

c. Kerosene

d. All of the above

All of the above

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Rookies Test 24

How much baking soda is needed to make a paste, to apply to insect bites and stings?

a. 2 teaspoons

b. 2 tablespoons

c. 3 teaspoons

3 teaspoons

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Rookies Test 24

In 2019, the NHTSA reported how many deaths in motor vehicle due to a distracted driver?

a. 2,142

b. 2,141

c. 2,241

d. 4,122

2,142

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Rookies Test 24

What percentage of fires in the U.S. are highway vehicle fires?

a. 11%

b. 13%

c. 15%

d. 17%

13%

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Rookies Test 24

What is the maximum penalty for a person who knowingly violates a requirement of federal Hazmat transportation law?

a. $45,268

b. $75,000

c. $99,756

d. $232,762

$99,756

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Rookies Test 24

What is the purpose of PHMSA?

a. Provide education, research, safety standards, and enforcement

b. Oversee Hazardous Materials regulations

c. Administer the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations

d. Responsible transportation security

Oversee Hazardous Materials regulations

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Rookies Test 24

How many administrations is the Department of Transportation made up of?

a. 4

b. 10

c. 11

d. 13

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In 1919, Lt. Eisenhower led a convoy of soldiers from D.C. to San Francisco. The trip took how long?

a. 3 weeks

b. 62 days

c. 49 days

d. 6 weeks

62 days

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Rookies Test 24

How many states allow drivers 18 years of age drivers to operate intrastate?

a. 49

b. 37

c. 19

d. 23

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Speeding 15mph over the speed limit increases the likelihood of a crash by 40%.

a. True

b. False

True

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What should a driver do if a steer tire suddenly fails?

a. Brake sharply

b. Steer away from failed tire

c. Accelerate

d. Let off of the throttle lightly

Accelerate

Rookies Test 24

The leading cause of fines for motor carriers transporting HM is the carrier’s failure to complete timely reports and telephone calls for fuel spills.

a. True

b. False

True

Rookies Test 24

What substances can contaminate or damage waterways?

a. “Hazardous Substances”

b. “Hazardous Wastes”

c. “Marine Pollutants”

d. All of the above

All of the above

Rookies Test 24

The first step in administering first aid to a person who is conscious, is to get consent.

a. True

b. False

True

Rookies Test 24

According to the National Fire Protection Association, what percent of fires are highway vehicle fires?

a. 13%

b. 27%

c. 43%

d. 65%

13%

Rookies Test 24

The loss of how much of blood can be serious or possibly fatal?

a. 1 pint

b. 2 pints

c. 3 pints

d. 4 pints

2 pints

Rookies Test 24

Stitches are required for a wound that is more than:

a. ¼ inch

b. ½ inch

c. 1 inch

d. > 1 inch

¼ inch

Rookies Test 24

Seat belt usage reached an all-time high in 2016. What percentage of CMV drivers reported to wear seatbelts that year?

a. 92%

b. 90%

c. 86%

d. 84%

86%

Rookies Test 24

Trucks payed how much in federal and state highway user taxes in what your 2021?

a. 13.7 billion

b. 16.77 billion

c. 18 billion

d. 34.89 billion

34.89 billion

# Rookies Test 24 What is America’s Road Team Moto? a. “Reducing Accidents, and Saving Lives” b. “Trucking Moves America Forward” c. “Trucking Delivers America” d. “Safety Is Our Driving Concern”

“Safety Is Our Driving Concern”

# Rookies Test 24 How much was paid in federal-highway user taxes by the trucking industry in 2021? a. 16.77 billion b. 18 billion c. 13.7 billion d. 16 billion

18 billion

# Rookies Test 24 When was the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration established? a. 1999 b. 2000 c. 2001 d. 2002

1999

# Rookies Test 24 Hard evidence shows that each year, seat belts save 5,700 deaths, 35,000 injuries, and 67 billion in associated costs. a. True b. False

False

# Rookies Test 24 What date were all motor carriers required to be ELD compliant? a. July 2019 b. December 2019 c. January 2020 d. December 2020

December 2019

# Rookies Test 24 Can a driver missing a foot, legally drive a CMV? a. True b. False

True

# Rookies Test 24 CMV drivers who are convicted of a hand-held cell phone violation twice within a 3-year period will be disqualified for how many days? a. 120 b. 60 c. 180 d. 30

# Rookies Test 24 When checking water, and crankcase fluid levels on a CMV, what policy should the driver follow? a. Federal b. Company c. State d. County

Federal

# Rookies Test 24 The effects of epinephrine are: a. Lethal b. Poisonous c. Severe d. Temporary

Temporary