Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 04

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1 / 30

An under-inflated tire will result in...

Centre tread wear

Wear on the outer edge

Loosened lugs

A flat tire

2 / 30

What is referred to as 'Box-length' for a truck and trailer combination?

The distance from the front of the load carrying area on the truck to the rear of the rearmost vehicle in the truck and trailer combination, not including the load

None of these

The distance from the middle of the load carrying area on the truck to the rear of the rearmost vehicle in the truck and trailer combination, including the load

The distance from the front of the load carrying area on the truck to the rear of the rearmost vehicle in the truck and trailer combination, including the load

3 / 30

Which statement is false? Starting your truck properly can save money on fuel by doing the following...

Warm your vehicle up after the initial idle time by driving gently, don't try to get too much speed out of the engine by pushing the throttle down hard

Don't pump the throttle of a fuel-injected engine as the amount of fuel required for starting is pre-measured

When setting your vehicle in motion, make sure you use the throttle and are in a gear that needs throttle

4 / 30

Flares which are reflectors or advanced warning triangles are required to emit a red reflection visible from a distance of how far on a clear night when illuminated by headlights?

125 m

100 m

150 m

75 m

5 / 30

What is referred to as 'End dump semi trailer'?

A semi trailer designed so that half of its cargo carrying area may be raised to allow the end dumping of its load

A semi trailer designed so that its cargo carrying area may be raised to allow the end dumping of its load

A semi trailer designed so that its cargo carrying area can't be raised to allow the end dumping of its load

None of these

6 / 30

When should the tire pressure be checked?

At the end of a run

After the first 160 km of a run

When the tires are warm

When the tires are cold

7 / 30

'Combination of vehicles' means how many vehicles joined together

Three of more

Four

Two or more

Three plus a dolly

8 / 30

What is referred to as 'C-train'?

None of these

A combination of vehicles composed of a tractor and semi trailer towing a full trailer

A combination of vehicles composed of a tractor and semi trailer towing a full trailer connected with a C-dolly

A combination of vehicles composed of a tractor and semi trailer connected with a C-dolly

9 / 30

A combination of vehicles other than an A, B or C train must not exceed how many metres in length?

23 metres

27 metres

21 metres

19 metres

10 / 30

What is meant by 'Converter dolly'?

A device consisting of three or more axles, a fifth-wheel assembly and one or more drawbars used to convert a semi trailer to a full trailer

A device consisting of two or more axles, a fifth-wheel assembly and one or more drawbars used to convert a semi trailer to a full trailer

A device consisting of one or more axles, a fifth-wheel assembly and one or more drawbars used to convert a semi trailer to a full trailer

None of these

11 / 30

Always ensure tire diameters are within how many mm of each other on a set of duals?

8.5 mm

10 mm

15 mm

12.5 mm

12 / 30

Petroleum (flammable) hauling vehicles must have an extinguisher with a rating of not less than...

10 B.C or two at 7 B.C

Two at 15 B.C

12 B.C

20 B.C or two at 10 B.C

13 / 30

Any vehicle greater than 2,060 mm (81 in.) in width and operating outside the corporate limits of a city, town or village is required to carry three flares consisting of...

Three electric lanterns

Three advanced warning triangles

Three reflectors

Three magnesium sticks

14 / 30

What is referred to as 'Drawbar length'?

The distance from the end of the axle unit on a converter dolly to the hitch point on the vehicle towing the trailer

The distance from the mid-point of the axle unit on a converter dolly to the back of the cab on the vehicle towing the trailer

The distance from the mid-point of the axle unit on a converter dolly to the hitch point on the vehicle towing the trailer

The distance from the mid-point of the axle unit on a converter dolly to the rear of the vehicle towing the trailer

15 / 30

A rear vision mirror on the side of a vehicle may extend how far past the width prescribed in the regulations or in a permit?

36 cm

24 cm

30 cm

18 cm

16 / 30

Flares which are electric lanterns are required to emit a red light visible from a distance of 150 m on a clear night and be capable of operating continuously for at least how many hours?

8 hours

24 hours

12 hours

15 hours

17 / 30

An over-inflated tire will result in...

None of these

A flat tire

Centre tread wear

Wear on the outer edge

18 / 30

Which statement is false? The flexing action of the tires will be increased...

If the tires are subject to too much speed

If the tires are over-loaded for their size

If the tires are brakes begin overheating

If the tires are under-inflated

19 / 30

What is defined as an 'A-train'?

Three trucks and trailers commuting together on the highway

A combination of multiple trucks driving together closely in a row

A combination of vehicles composed of a truck tractor and a semi trailer towing a trailer

None of these

20 / 30

'Multiple axle group' means an axle group of three or more axles with an axle spread of not more than how many metres?

3.6

3.9

4.2

4.5

21 / 30

The maximum legal width, unless otherwise expressed in a permit, for a vehicle and its load on a provincial highway or provincial road is...

3.1 metres

2.6 metres

2.2 metres

3.4 metres

22 / 30

'Bus' means a motor vehicle designed and intended to carry more than how many passengers?

23 / 30

Practise progressive shifting by shifting before you reach the maximum governed rpm, which is...

Between 1700 and 1800

Between 1200 and 1600

2000

Between 900 and 1100

24 / 30

What is referred to as 'Axle spread'?

The distance between wheel hubs across the axle

The distance between the extreme axle centres of an axle group

The length of the axle from brake chamber to brake chamber

The thickness in diameter of the axle

25 / 30

Which statement is false? Fire prevention in and around a vehicle is easier and cheaper than fighting a vehicle fire if you practise the following rules...

Never start a vehicle that has a fuel leak

Ground the fuel hose nozzle against the filler pipe of the truck tank after delivering fuel

Shut off engines when refuelling vehicles

Hose away or wipe up spilled fuel

26 / 30

Most school buses built from 2000 or later are required to carry an operative fire extinguisher of at least...

2A-60 B.C.

2A-50 B.C.

3A-40 B.C.

3A-20 B.C.

27 / 30

A single vehicle must not exceed...

14.2 metres

13.8 metres

11.7 metres

12.5 metres

28 / 30

What is referred to as 'B-train'?

A combination of vehicles composed of a tractor and a semi trailer towing another semi trailer attached to a fifth wheel mounted on the rear of the first semi trailer

A combination of vehicles composed semi trailer towing another semi trailer attached to a fifth wheel mounted on the rear of the first semi trailer

A combination of vehicles composed of a tractor and a semi trailer towing another semi trailer

None of these

29 / 30

Which statement is false? 'Pony trailer' means a vehicle that is...

Equipped with a two-axle unit

Equipped with a rigid drawbar

Designed and intended to be towed by another vehicle

Designed so that most of its weight is carried on its axles

30 / 30

What is referred to as 'Tandem drive axle group'?

A tandem axle group in which only one axle in the group is connected to a power source that transmits tractive power to all wheels on that axle or those axles

A tandem axle group in which one or both axles in the group are connected to a power source that transmits tractive power to half of the wheels on that axle or those axles

A tandem axle group in which one or both axles in the group are connected to a power source that transmits tractive power to all wheels on that axle or those axles

None of these

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