BC Air Brake Practice Test 05

When preparing to take the British Columbia air brake test, practicing with the air brake practice test is key to success. By taking the time to review and study the material, such as understanding how the air brake system works and the proper way to conduct air brake inspections, individuals can increase their confidence before taking the official exam. Not only does the practice test provide a convenient opportunity to familiarize oneself with the test format and question types, but it also helps to identify areas that may require further attention.

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BC Air Brake Test 05

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What's another name for automatic drain valves?

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Where are alcohol injectors installed?

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How many types of front wheel limiting systems are there?

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Once the vehicle has been moved, the spring parking brakes are re-applied by doing what?

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An automatic front wheel limiting systems consists of a limiting valve. What's another name for this?

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An air brake-endorsed driver's licence is required to operate most vehicles equipped with air-over hydraulic brakes. What is the only exception?

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What air pressure do typical air-over-hydraulic braking systems use?

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What's the purpose of the one-way check valve?

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Which statement is false?

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Who should adjust wedge brakes?

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Air-over-hydraulic brakes are often found on what types of vehicles?

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What does a round blue button control?

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What are some automatic drain valves equipped with to prevent freezing in cold weather?

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How do you know if you have an air dryer integrated system?

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What should the alcohol reservoir be topped up with during the winter months?

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What are some air dryers equipped with to prevent freezing in cold weather?

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Can a peace officer place a trailer out of service if the trailer brakes don't apply when the trailer air supply valve is closed?

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What two positions does the manual front wheel limiting systems have?

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What happens to the water vapour when the reservoir has come up to full pressure?

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What's the purpose of alcohol evaporators and alcohol injectors?

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What happens to the air after it passes through the dryers?

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Which statement is false? Other types of foundation brakes found on air-braked vehicles are...

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Even if the air brake system includes an alcohol evaporator or alcohol injector, do air reservoirs still need to be drained regularly?

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Spring parking brake emergency release systems are sometimes called...

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If you notice more than a few drops of water when you drain the supply reservoir, what does that mean?

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Even if the air brake system includes an air dryer, should air reservoirs still be drained regularly to check for contaminants?

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What's the purpose of the spring parking brake emergency release system?

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What's the purpose of an air dryer?

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Are manual front wheel limiting systems still being installed on new vehicles?

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Where is the automatic front wheel limiting systems mounted?

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