Alberta Commercial Driver Test 05

To pass the official exam with flying colors, it is recommended to take the practice test multiple times until you feel confident answering all questions correctly. Additionally, it is essential to study and understand the Alberta Commercial Driver’s Guide thoroughly. This guide contains all the important information you need to know to operate a commercial vehicle safely and legally. Passing the official exam with flying colors gives you a sense of pride and accomplishment and ensures you are well-equipped to become a professional commercial driver.

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Alberta Commercial Driver Test 05

1 / 30

If the dangerous goods placards and panels are lost, damaged, or defaced during the trip, who replaces them?

2 / 30

Each driver should report any violations, convictions, and collisions to the...?

3 / 30

Distracted driving is not just electronic distractions. Which of the following is not listed as a distraction?

4 / 30

Which statement is untrue: You must not move a loaded dump vehicle until the following has occurred:

5 / 30

In Alberta, who is exempt from wearing a seat belt?

6 / 30

What can you do while driving that can improve operating costs by 30%

7 / 30

Crossing railway tracks can be especially hazardous for drivers of large vehicles. Which statement is untrue?

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Every driver who transports dangerous goods, must have with them a copy of which documents?

9 / 30

Who is allowed by law to refill a propane vehicle or cylinder?

10 / 30

Who is exempt from the distracted driving law and can use their cell phone while operating their vehicle?

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Where a trip inspection report has been completed, the trip inspection is valid for a maximum of...?

12 / 30

When driving a school bus, how far must you stop from the nearest railway track?

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What is the maximum speed you are able to drive a school bus?

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How often should you monitor your vehicle's condition during your trip, such as checking gauges, tires and cargo?

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Every driver is responsible to:

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When warming up the engine, how long should you do it to warm it up adequately?

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Why is it recommended to back up a Class 3 vehicle to the left?

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While approaching railway tracks, what helps the driver notice an approaching train?

19 / 30

At what point is it illegal to reverse a school bus, whether it's loaded or unloaded?

20 / 30

Before dumping into a hopper, what should you do?

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Certain display screens are permitted and not part of the distracted driving laws. Which one is not permitted?

22 / 30

In the event of a major or minor fuel spill, who do you notify?

23 / 30

Who is in charge of or in control of dangerous goods when a dangerous incident occurs such as a leak or a collision, or an unintentional release or near release?

24 / 30

You are permitted to use a GPS system while driving without being penalized under the distracted driving laws, but under which circumstances?

25 / 30

When leaving the vehicle, it's recommended to use the three-point contact procedure. What is this?

26 / 30

Who is responsible to ensure drivers are properly trained to carry dangerous good and earn a Dangerous Goods Training Certificate?

27 / 30

At what rpm should you shift gears to improve fuel efficiency?

28 / 30

When operating a school bus with passengers on it and the bus breaks down, when do you get the passengers off the bus and guide them to a safe location?

29 / 30

Why is pumping the throttle not a good idea that can waste fuel when starting a fuel-injected vehicle?

30 / 30

After stopping the school bus before railway tracks, how do you improve your visibility to see up and down the tracks?

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