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Driving Rollover practice test: free CDL Combination Vehicles Endorsement questions

Driving Rollover covers 15 questions in the QuizCram bank (15% of all questions), ranking as the third biggest domain for the CDL combination vehicles endorsement exam. Questions are written against the official Original practice questions on the combination vehicles endorsement, written from the federal knowledge requirements in 49 CFR Part 383 and the public CDL manual facts. The real test is a multiple-choice knowledge test, and you need 80% to pass. Try the 3 free sample questions below to test your understanding of these core rules.

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    Which crash type accounts for more than half of truck driver deaths in crashes, according to the manual?

    The answer

    Answer: B. The manual says more than half of truck driver crash deaths come from rollovers. Piling more cargo up in a truck raises its centre of gravity, and that makes it easier to turn over. Rear-end crashes, head-on railroad collisions and fixed-object crashes are real risks, but the manual singles out rollovers as the main cause of truck driver deaths.

    Source: 6.1.1 - Rollover Risks

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    Which two actions does the manual name as helping to prevent a rollover?

    The answer

    Answer: C. Low cargo keeps the centre of gravity down, and a lower speed in turns reduces the sideways force on the rig. Both reduce the chance of tipping. Filling the tanks, loading to one side, speeding through curves or braking only with the engine do nothing to keep the load low or slow the rig in turns.

    Source: 6.1.1 - Rollover Risks

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    What following distance does the manual give for a combination vehicle at speeds up to 40 mph?

    The answer

    Answer: C. The manual's rule is at least one second for each 10 feet of vehicle length, with one more second added when you go faster than 40 mph. Forty feet per second, a flat two seconds or a car length per 10 mph ignore how much longer a rig is than a car and so give too little room.

    Source: 6.1.2 - Steer Gently

Quick answers on Driving Rollover

QuizCram covers 15 practice questions in the Driving Rollover domain, mapped directly to the official examination blueprint.

The benchmark score is 80% (Multiple-choice knowledge test · 80% to pass (49 CFR 383.135) · item count set by your state).

Yes. All questions on QuizCram are written against official handbooks and blueprint specifications with legal citations.