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The center of gravity of a load
- should be kept as high as possible
- can make a vehicle more likely to roll over on curves
- remains the same, regardless of the load
- all of the above
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Can make a vehicle more likely to rollover curves |
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The cladding in a tank
- eliminates liquid surge
- protects the tanker from corrosive cargo
- eliminates outage
- eliminates any need for both bulkheads
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Protects to take her from corrosive cargo |
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The amount of a liquid to load into a tank depends on
- legal weight limits
- the weight of the liquid
- the amount the liquid will expand in transit
- all of the above
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The best way to maneuver through recurve is too slow to a safe speed before entering the curve, and then_____as you go through it
a. brake slightly.
b. coast.
c. accelerate slightly.
d. steer over the center line to "straighten" out the curve.
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Too much weight on the steering axle can cause heart steering
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False |
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You require a Tank vehicle (N or X) endorsement when carrion liquid or liquid gas in a tank vehicle of 1000 gallons or more
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False |
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What will liquid tango do to the handling of a vehicle
- stabilize it during acceleration
- stabilize it during extreme steering requirements
- stabilize it during braking
- it can move the vehicle in the same direction as the liquid moves
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It can move the vehicle in the same direction as the liquid moves |
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When your cargo tank has bulkheads, what difference in handling can you expect
- worse braking control than a smooth bore tank
- worse acceleration controlled than for a smooth bore tank
- there will be less front to back surge than for a smooth bore
- none, bulkheads have no effect on handling
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There will be less front to back surge than for a smooth bore |
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When you unload the smaller tanks of a tanker with bulkheads, use your___changes
- Weight distribution
- Lane
- posted speed limit
- fuel level
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You should inspect your vehicle
- before loading
- before driving
- before unloading
- all of the above
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When loading a cargo tank with liquid, you must consider which of the following
- the amount of liquid will expand during transit
- the weight of the liquid
- legal weight limits
- all of the above
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When you have a liquid load, banning the brakes will can
- Cause the vehicle to rock
- Increase the surge factor
- Cause the brakes to heat up and possibly fail
- All of the above
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When should a driver of a Tank vehicle which is loss it brakes use a truck escape route
- Never
- only when the tanker is empty
- only when the tanker is full
- always
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Which of the following are important to inspect on a tank vehicle
- the tanks body (chill) for dents and leaks
- the position of the intake, discharge, and cut off valves
- Pipes, connections, and hoses of leaks (especially realm joints)
- all of the above
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When hauling liquids in ball, outage requirements do not apply
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Which is the most stable tanker shape
- elliptical
- double conical
- cylindrical
- tower
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Which of these can cause a vehicle skid
- over steering
- over acceleration
- over braking
- all of the above
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Which of these are correct when using a fire extinguisher
a. use an "A" topic extinguisher on fuel fires
b. stay up when of the fire
c. aim at the base of the fire
d. both a and B |
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Which of these statements about emergency steering and tankers is true
- a tanker is easier to counter steer than most vehicles
- when making a quick steering moment, do not apply the brakes
- you should counter steer faster and sharper than necessary to avoid the danger
- all of the above
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When making a quick steering movement, do not apply the brakes |
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Which of the following is important to remember in an emergency
- always come to a complete stop to avoid the danger
- heavy vehicles can almost always turn more quickly than they can stop
- leaving the road is always more dangerous than hitting another vehicle
- always turned to the right to avoid the danger
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Heavy vehicles can almost always turn more quickly than they can stop |
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Which fires can you use water to put out
- tire fires
- fuel fires
- electrical fires
- fuel fires and electrical fires
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You are driving a tank vehicle and must stop quickly to avoid a crash. You should
- never use the brakes to avoid a crash
- push the brake pedal as hard as you can and hold it there
- use light, steady pressure on the brake pedal
- use controlled or stab braking
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Use controlled or staff brake |
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Outage requirements for liquids varies depending upon quantity and
- quality
- center of gravity
- expansion rate when they get warm
- discharge belt size
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Expansion rate when they get warm |
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When trying to avoid a crash: steer around the danger, never use the brakes
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You should always leave room for expanding liquids when loading a cargo tank
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A tanker with a smooth bore tank handles the same way as a tanker with tank bulkhead
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You are driving a loaded tank vehicle and exiting a highway using an offramp that curves downhill you should
- travel at this posted speed limit on the offramp
- slow down to a safe speed before the turn
- slow down to a safe speed before the turn and accelerate to the posted speed during the term
- take the offramp in neutral and stab break is necessary to maintain a safe speed
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Slow down to a safe speed before the turn |
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You are driving a tank truck and the front wheels begin to skid. Which of these is most likely to occur
- You will counter steer as necessary to maintain control
- the liquid surge will straighten the trailer out
- the liquid surge will straighten the tractor out
- you will continue in a straight line and keep moving forward no matter how much you steer
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You will continue in a straight line and keep moving forward no matter how much you steer |
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