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May 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
New Technology
1. Using new and advanced technologies means you don't need to pay as much attention to the road.
2. If the lane keeping assist (LKA) or lane departure warning (LDW) systems are activating often, this might mean:
3. If needed, the automated emergency braking (AEB) system will automatically brake to prevent a crash.
4. If a vehicle is equipped with a blind spot detection (BSD) system, the driver may be alerted while merging if the other vehicle is within how many feet from the cab?
5. Drivers should set the adaptive cruise control (ACC) to the greatest following distance.

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April 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Roadside Inspections
1. The best way to get through an inspection is to:
2. Roadcheck 2026 will involve mostly Level V comprehensive drivertvehicle inspections.
3. How many inspection levels are there?
4. All inspection officers use the same instructions during roadside inspections.
5. During a roadside inspection, you should be prepared to:

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March 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Drug and Alcohol Testing
1. Post-accident testing is required when:
2. Failing a Part 382 drug or alcohol test can result in a CDL holder being prohibited from driving until the driver is referred to a substance abuse professional, completes a treatment plan, and passes a return-to-duty drug and/or alcohol test.
3. Which of the following tests are required?
4. How many different types of tests are required under Part 382?
5. The regulations prohibit the misuse of alcohol or use of a controlled substance that could affect the performance of safety-sensitive functions.

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February 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Cargo Securement
1. How many tiedowns do you need when the article is longer than 5 feet but not more than 10 feet?
2. Cargo securement is considered a best practice, not an actual regulation.
3. The negative side effects of top-heavy loads include:
4. You aren't required to check sealed cargo if the vehicle is loaded in a way that makes inspection impractical.
5. When is the first time you should perform a load check on your cargo?

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