Saskatchewan Professional Driver Test 05

Suppose you’re preparing to take your Saskatchewan Commercial Driver Licence Test or Saskatchewan Truck Driver Test. In that case, it’s essential that you feel confident and well-prepared before sitting for the official exam. One way to increase your preparedness is by taking advantage of the free SASK Driver Practice Test. This resource can help you familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions you can expect to find on the actual exam.

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Power Units registered in a commercial class (A, C, D or LV) at or above 11,794 kg and operating extra-provincially must be periodically inspected...

Every 12 months

Every 90 days

Every month

Every 6 months

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While inspecting the battery on class 1 vehicles, which of the following is not part of the daily inspection?

Make sure the batteries and the battery cables are secure

Check for corrosion and leaks

Check the water level in the cylinders

Make sure the battery compartment cover is on and securely attached

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While inspecting the brake pedal, the total pedal travel does not exceed how far of the total available travel when heavy force is applied?

60%

90%

75%

80%

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Which inspection schedule do trucks, tractors and trailers or combinations of them exceeding a GVW or RGVW of 11,794 kg require?

Schedule 4

Schedule 2

Schedule 1

Schedule 5

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Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) must be periodically inspected...

Every 6 months

Every 3 years

Every 5 years

Every 12 months

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What is the maximum height of a vehicle, building, object or contrivance is unless otherwise expressed in a permit?

3.75 metres

3.85 metres

4.15 metres

4.35 metres

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While inspecting the fuel tanks on class 1 vehicle, which of the following is not part of the daily inspection?

Fuel cap is on and secure

Tank is secure and the straps are not loose

Fuel lines are secure and there is no fuel leaking

There is no excessive odor

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Which of the following information is not required in a daily inspection schedule?

Odometer reading of the vehicle

Inspection date and time

Licence plate or unit number of the vehicle and any trailers being towed by that vehicle

Driver's license number

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While inspecting tires on class 1 vehicle, which of the following is not part of the daily inspection?

Adequate tread depth

Tread separation

Ensure the tires are touching each other

Damages, cuts or bulges on the sidewall

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A tridem axle group or tandem axle group manufactured after June 1988 must not have a width less than how far measured from outside to outside tires?

2.8 m

2.5 m

1.9 m

2.1 m

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A bus / van registered in a commercial class (PC, PB and PS), operating within Saskatchewan only must be periodically inspected...

Every 12 months

Every 90 days

Every 6 months

Every 2 years

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Trucks registered in a commercial class (A, C or D) at or above 22,000 kg, operating within Saskatchewan only must be periodically inspected...

Every month

Every day

Every 12 months

Every 6 months

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A tandem axle group on a semi trailer manufactured after December 1991 must not have width less than how many metres measured from outside to outside tires?

2.5 metres

2.8 metres

2.1 metres

1.8 metres

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Amber flashing lights are required on most units carrying what type of load?

Over-dimension

Flammable

All of these

Toxic

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While inspecting a class 1 vehicle's accelerator on a daily inspection, after pressing and releasing the accelerator, what are you looking for?

Binding or sticking

The amount of rpm

The sounds of the rpm

All of these

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Which of the following vehicle do not require a daily inspection?

Vans with a cargo capacity of more than 500 cubic feet

Any trailers or semi-trailers being towed

Buses with a seating capacity of more than 10 people

All commercial vehicles (trucks/power units) with a registered gross vehicle weight of more than 11,794 kg

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A fire extinguisher must be present in commercial vehicles wider than...

1,980 mm

1,900 mm

2,060 mm

2,140 mm

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Which statement is false? While inspecting a class 1 vehicle on a daily inspection, all suspension components on each axle must be secure and not damaged, including...

Air bags are too firm

Cracked or broken springs

Loose U-bolts

Leaking shocks

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A building, object or contrivance must not exceed how many metres in width?

2.6 metres

3.2 metres

2.9 metres

2.3 metres

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Before beginning a class 1 trip inspection, which of the following is not done?

Shut off the engine

Turn the lights on

Set the parking brakes

Block the wheels

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Which inspection schedule applies only to a motor coach equipped with air ride suspension, air brakes and automatic brake adjusters?

Schedule 4

Schedule 3

Schedule 1

Schedule 2

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Trailers registered in a commercial class (TS), dollies, jeeps and boosters equipped with air brakes must be periodically inspected...

Every month

Every 90 days

Every 12 months

Every 6 months

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During a trip inspection of the hoses for class 1, which of the following is not checked?

Leaks

Poor connections

Fraying

Proper size

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During a trip inspection for class 1, which of the following is not checked with the belts?

Tension

Cracks and fraying

Wear

Age

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Which statement is false? All fluids must be at a safe operating level, including...

Windshield washer fluid

Power steering fluid

Engine coolant (do not remove radiator cap)

Engine oil (check when engine is hot)

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When are clearance lights located at the extremities and along the edges of over-dimension loads required?

When traveling along hilly rural roads

For travel during the night or in periods of reduced visibility

When traveling along narrow roads

All of these

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When should truck operators report to weigh scales?

Weekdays

When so directed by an official highway sign

When it's scheduled

At the beginning of a run

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Which inspection schedule applies to buses used for the transportation of passengers with a designated seating capacity of more than 10, including the driver, but excluding the operation for personal use, and also applied to any trailer towed by a bus?

Schedule 3

Schedule 1

Schedule 5

Schedule 2

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A house trailer being moved between sunrise and sunset shall not exceed a width of...

3.05 metres

3.25 metres

2.85 metres

2.95 metres

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A tie-down device on the side of a vehicle may extend how far past the width prescribed in the regulations or in a permit?

18 cm

12 cm

15 cm

10 cm

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