BC Commercial Driver Test 02

Studying the materials and reviewing the rules of the road is essential. Understanding the intricacies of commercial driving, including proper handling, safety protocols, and regulations, is crucial to success. Additionally, you can find valuable resources online, including practice questions, videos, and interactive tools.

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What can you do to travel safely through construction zones?

Tap the horn before entering the construction zone

Drive with hazard lights on

Leave space between you, the construction crews and their equipment

None of the above

2 / 30

When is an engine retarder is more efficient?

At a higher engine rpm and a lower vehicle speed

At normal engine rpm and normal vehicle speed

At a lower engine rpm and a higher vehicle speed

At higher engine rpm and higher vehicle speed

3 / 30

Why should you place a slight drag on the brakes while you drive through the water?

It builds up more heat which will evaporate the water, keeping the brakes dryer

It helps to stop the vehicle

It will reduce the amount of water entering the brake drums and shoes

None of the above

4 / 30

What is referred to as the vehicle's danger zone?

The blind spot behind the vehicle

The section of road a vehicle travels through before it can stop

Directly in front of the grill

The blind spot beside the vehicle

5 / 30

What is the minimum following distance for cars and lights trucks?

2 car lengths

3 seconds

3 car lengths

2 seconds

6 / 30

What can reduce your danger zone?

Tapping your horn

Slowing down

Bright headlights

Windshield wipers

7 / 30

What is the minimum following distance if driving a bus, truck or other heavy vehicle?

2 car lengths

5 seconds

2 seconds

3 seconds

8 / 30

Which statement is false? To help you stop safely...

Ensure your load is balanced

Ensure your tires are in good condition

Ensure that your brakes are correctly adjusted

Ensure you check your brake temperature first

9 / 30

What is referred to as brake fade?

Your brakes begin use less heat to stop the vehicle

Your brakes begin to fall apart in small pieces

Your brakes stop working properly because they're overheated

None of the above

10 / 30

What can you do if you see a potential hazard while driving?

Removing your foot from the accelerator and putting it lightly on the brake pedal

Tap the horn twice

None of the above

Flash your headlights

11 / 30

What can reduce fuel consumption by as much as 30 per cent?

Proper fuel

Good tires

Good safe driving habits

Nothing

12 / 30

What do retarders do for the vehicle?

They cool down the brake pads and rotors

They provide auxiliary slowing of the vehicle

They assist the brakes by reducing the heat that's built up inside them

Nothing

13 / 30

What does ATC stand for?

Anti-traction Control

Automatic Terrain Capacity

Automatic Traction Control

None of the above

14 / 30

When there is two times the vehicle speed, how much more stopping power is required?

6 times the stopping power

4 times the stopping power

2 times the stopping power

8 times the stopping power

15 / 30

When you're unable to keep up with the traffic flow, what should you do?

You must put your hazard lights on while in whichever lane you're in

You must tap your brake on occasion to warn drivers behind

You must monitor your mirrors more regularly

You must travel in the right lane

16 / 30

What is the maximum fine for operating a vehicle with brakes that are not adjusted correctly or not performing adequately?

500

250

2000

1000

17 / 30

What is the recommended safe following distance while driving a bus, trucks and other large heavy vehicles at highway speeds?

Never be less than three seconds behind the vehicle ahead

Never be less than two seconds behind the vehicle ahead

Never be less than five seconds behind the vehicle ahead

Never be less than four seconds behind the vehicle ahead

18 / 30

When there is two times the vehicle weight and two times the vehicle speed, how much more stopping power is required?

4 times the stopping power

8 times the stopping power

2 times the stopping power

6 times the stopping power

19 / 30

What's another name for engine retarders?

Exhaust retarders

Electric brakes

Engine brakes

Hydraulic retarders

20 / 30

When there is two times the vehicle weight, how much more stopping power is required?

8 times the stopping power

2 times the stopping power

4 times the stopping power

6 times the stopping power

21 / 30

What's the best way to stop on icy roads?

Let the ABS do their thing

Pump the brakes

Use extremely light pressure on the brake

Brakes normal

22 / 30

What's the purpose of a runaway lane?

To help slow and stop vehicles if their brakes fail as they are going downhill

It gives drivers room to accelerate up to speed

It serves as a rest area

To allow drivers to check their brakes before continuing on their route

23 / 30

What is the purpose of ABS brakes?

It helps prevent wheel lockup or skids

It helps to keep your regular brakes cooler

It helps you stop with just the rear brakes

None of the above

24 / 30

Does ABS allow you stop sooner?

Yes, but only on wet roads

Yes

Yes, but only on dry roads

25 / 30

Which statement is false? When driving on a downhill grade in the city...

Use the vehicle's retarding device unless signs prohibit their use

Select an appropriate low gear to hold that speed

Select a safe speed that's not too fast for the conditions

Keep braking to maintain the same controlled speed

26 / 30

Most brake components operate best at around what temperature?

300° C

120° C

250° C

200° C

27 / 30

What can lessen the impact if a tailgater rear-ends your vehicle?

Pump the brakes before stopping

Make more gradual stops

Drive with hazard lights on

Nothing

28 / 30

Which statement is false? For emergency stopping with ABS brakes, you should...

Apply firm, hard continuous pressure to the brake pedal until the vehicle stops

Not be alarmed by brake noise, pedal movement or shudder as this is normal

Be extremely cautious when steering around obstacles

Gradually build up brake pressure

29 / 30

What should drivers continuously do if the danger zone becomes occupied?

Be prepared to put on hazard lights

Nothing

Plan an escape route

Be prepared to sound the horn

30 / 30

Other than vehicle weight and speed, what is another factor that affects stopping distances?

The slope of the road

None of the above

The driver's ability

The aerodynamics of the vehicle

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