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Free Texas Special Requirements CDL Practice Test 2024
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- What is the color of the rear clearance lamps on any truck, bus, or trailer that is at least 80 inches wide?
- When lighted lamps are not required, _________ must be used instead of flares, lights, or reflectors.
- The vehicle's registration papers must include
- If the load you are hauling is __________ than allowed by law, you must obtain a special permit from the Texas Department of Transportation.
- If you're towing a house trailer at night outside the city limits or on a divided highway, your vehicle must be equipped with
- Vehicles transporting _________ must use triangular reflectors instead of flares.
- Your vehicle has broken down on a highway. What is the FIRST thing you must do?
- You have just stopped your CMV on the shoulder of a road. You must immediately activate your hazard warning lights if your CMV is at least ____ inches wide or at least ____ feet long.
- Every vehicle carrying passengers for hire or lease must carry a chemical type fire extinguisher with a capacity of at least
- Reflectors must be mounted at least ____ inches from the ground.
- No vehicle, including the load that it is hauling, may be more than ______ tall.
- When operated on a highway at night, such slow-moving vehicles as animal-drawn carts, farm tractors, and road machinery not otherwise required to have lamps must have
- Trailers, semitrailers, and pole trailers that weigh more than 4,500 pounds but no more than 15,000 pounds and are operated at speeds over 30 mph
- Combination vehicles weighing 3,000 pounds or less must be able to stop within ____ feet when traveling at 20 mph.
- Combination vehicles that weigh more than 3,000 pounds must be able to stop within ____ feet when traveling at 20 mph.
- A slow-moving vehicle emblem must be affixed to the rear of every vehicle designed to operate at ____ mph or less.
- You may not drive a CMV with ________ on a highway.
- What is the maximum weight for a single or combination vehicle including its load?
- On a steep downgrade, you should
- When following another vehicle, a CMV must leave
- Any trailer or semitrailer whose width is _________ must be equipped with clearance lamps, side marker lamps, and side reflectors.
- The rear of every bus or truck manufactured after model year 1959 must be equipped with
- Under Texas law, any vehicle that has _________ may not be operated on a public roadway.
- In Texas, all trucks must carry registration papers when being operated. One purpose of this requirement is to show
- The color of clearance lamps on the front of a vehicle must be
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