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September 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Cell Phones / Texting
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1. You may use a hand-held mobile device if your motor carrier says it's okay.
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A. True
B. False
2. Use of hand-held mobile phone includes using:
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A. At least one hand to hold a phone to conduct voice communication
B. Dialing or answering a phone by pressing more than a single button
C. Reaching for a phone in a way that requires you to maneuver so you're no longer in a seated driving position and restrained by a seat belt
D. All of the above
3. Sending an email via your phone doesn't count as "texting."
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A. True
B. False
4. Which of these is a sign of distracted driving?
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A. Another vehicle pulling over to stop on the shoulder
B. A driver who keeps braking suddenly
C. A vehicle swerving or drifting between lanes
D. Both B and C
5. It's okay to use a mobile phone when needed to communicate with law enforcement or other emergency services.
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A. True
B. False
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August 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver TrainingBack Safety & Safe Lifting Practices
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1. Which three body parts should be "in a straight line" for proper posture when standing?
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A. Head, chest, hips
B. Shoulders, knees, toes
C. Ears, hips, shoulders
D. None of the above
2. Back pain can often be prevented with proper lifting technique and good lifestyle habits.
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A. True
B. False
3. When lifting an object, you should:
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A. Bend at the hip
B. Get a good handhold
C. Lift the load over your head
D. Take your shoes off
4. To set a load down properly:
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A. Bend at the knees
B. Keep your back upright
C. Keep your abdominal muscles tight
D. All of the above
5. It's okay to twist at the waist when carrying the load around a corner or turn.
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A. True
B. False
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July 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Warning Devices
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1. You should stop immediately when involved in an accident.
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A. True
B. False
2. The regulations require a CMV to carry at least:
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A. Three bidirectional emergency reflective triangles
B. Six fusees that can burn for 30 minutes
C. Five traffic cones
D. Either A or B
3. Warning device placement varies based on where the vehicle is stopped.
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A. True
B. False
4. When asked questions by law enforcement after an accident, the driver should:
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A. Try to make themselves look good
B. Make an educated guess as to who caused the accident
C. Be factual and answer honestly
D. Volunteer as much information as possible
5. When documenting the accident, it's important to include the time and location, as well as a description of the damage.
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A. True
B. False
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June 2026, Transportation Safety, Driver Training
Railroad Crossings
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1. Which part of the FMCSRs cover highway-rail grade crossing regulations?
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A. Part 390
B. Part 392
C. Part 380
D. Part 381
2. There are around 500-600 highway-rail grade crossings in the U.S.
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A. True
B. False
3. Which of these CMV types must stop within 50 feet of the railroad tracks?
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A. Buses transporting passengers
B. Cargo tank motor vehicles used to transport hazardous materials
C. CMVs transporting Division 2.3 chlorine
D. All of the above
4. The two basic types of warning devices at railroad crossings are passive and active.
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A. True
B. False
5. Which is an example of a passive warning device?
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A. Gates
B. Bells
C. Low clearance signs
D. Traffic signals
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