DOUBLES AND TRIPLES ENDORSEMENT TEST – 01

The CDL doubles and triples endorsement test will examine your knowledge of pulling double/triple trailers, coupling and uncoupling, inspecting doubles and triples, and checking air brakes. In order to receive your Doubles and Triples endorsement, it is required that you pass the state’s official CDL written Knowledge exam.
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Doubles & Triples Endorsement Test 01

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When driving a double/triple combination, compared to a straight truck or single, your following distance should be...?

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In which of these environments should you be especially cautious about tipping over a double/triple?

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Corners when driving a double/triple should be taken...?

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In comparison with other commercial vehicles, doubles/triples are...?

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A converter dolly equipped with antilock brakes will have a yellow lamp...?

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The most important thing to do if your vehicle starts skidding is to...?

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Converter dollies will have antilock brakes if they were built on or after March 1...?

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Compared to other commercial vehicles, doubles/triples have...?

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When driving a double/triple combination, you need to plan far ahead so that you can keep your driving...?

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If a converter dolly has air brakes, you should release them by...?

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When inspecting a double/triple combination, you should give special attention to...?

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With a double/triple combination, which of these will take longer to stop?

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A converter gear on a dolly is...?

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Why are double/triple combinations more likely to skid in adverse conditions?

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In a combination vehicle on slippery roads, you should not use...?

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When parking a double/triple combination, you should arrange things so that you can...?

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If you are coupling your second trailer and it doesn't have spring brakes, you can apply the emergency brakes by...?

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When driving a double/triple combination which is 90 feet long at 30 mph, how much following distance should you allow?

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Compared to smaller commercial vehicles, double/triple combinations need more...?

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If your speed doubles, your stopping distance increases...?

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If you have any doubts about the brakes on your second trailer when connecting, you should...?

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In a double/triple combination, which of these is the most likely to turn over?

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For the safest handling on the road, your most heavily loaded trailer should go...?

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On long downgrades, your trailer brakes should be used...?

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On converter dollies with spring brakes, you should release them with...?

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When driving a double/triple combination, you should avoid changing lanes near...?

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When driving a double/triple, to prevent rollover you must steer...?

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You are driving a 110 foot long combination vehicle at 55 mph. What should your following distance be?

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When making a lane change in a double/triple combination, you must check your mirrors...?

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When taking a curve in a double/triple combination, you should slow down to a safe speed before entering, then during the curve you should...?

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