Quebec Commercial Driver Test 02

When you feel ready, you can take the official exam confidently, knowing that you’ve done all you can to be fully prepared. By passing your official exam with flying colors, you’ll be well on your way to obtaining your Quebec heavy vehicle driver’s license and hitting the open road. Remember to take advantage of all available resources and prioritize safety and responsible driving.

1 / 30

Which statement is false? Going into a curve at high speed could cause the following...

Overturning

A swerve

Loss of control of your vehicle

High wind resistance

2 / 30

Looking far ahead requires you to scan the distance you will be covering in the next...

10 seconds

12 to 15 seconds

7 to 9 seconds

5 seconds

3 / 30

When pressing the brake pedal, what is a sign of a serous problem?

None of these

When the brake pedal is abnormally low

When the brake pedal is extremely stiff

When there is a squealing sound

4 / 30

What should your vehicle position be before entering a curve turning to the left?

Close to the left side of the lane you are driving in

To the right side of the lane you are driving in

It doesn't matter

In the centre of your lane

5 / 30

Why should heavy vehicle drivers use their gears for slowing down?

It's more economical on fuel

Engine compression helps you slow down your vehicle

It saves tire wear

It's less work

6 / 30

What should you do about your following distance when driving on wet pavement?

Double it

Keep it the same

Add 3 more metres

Reduce it

7 / 30

When turning at an intersection, you must consider the fact that your rear wheels will do what?

Track a shorter path than your front wheels

Go wider than the front wheels

Hit vehicles

None of these

8 / 30

Will you sometimes have to encroach on the next lane, either left or right, with your front wheels in order to complete the turn?

Yes

Only with extended loads

In winter conditions only

9 / 30

Which statement is false? All heavy vehicle brake systems, regardless of their type, include the following components...

The emergency brake, which allows you to stop your vehicle if the service brake is not working properly or in the event of a trailer breakaway

The parking brake, which keeps your vehicle stationary when it is parked

The compression brake, which serves as a back-up to regular brakes

The service brake, which allows you to reduce the speed of your vehicle (or vehicle combination) using the brake pedal

10 / 30

An engine that turns over too fast tends to do what?

Lurch

Improves fuel economy

Stall

Provides no more power than it would at a lower RPM

11 / 30

To upshift into 2nd gear, you must press down on the accelerator until the engine reaches what rpm?

600

950

1200

750

12 / 30

Use your rear view mirrors to check the traffic beside and behind you, and do so at regular intervals of...

15 seconds

4 seconds

5 to 8 seconds

10 to 12 seconds

13 / 30

Which statement is false? While completing a turn, the following must be done...

Checking your mirrors

Check the driving environment throughout the manoeuvre

Begin your turn as soon as your vehicle enters the intersection

Accelerate gently as you are coming out of the turn

14 / 30

If the weight of your load is doubled and you apply the same brake pressure, what will happen?

The brakes will fail

It will take you a greater distance to come to a stop

All of these

The brake will catch fire

15 / 30

Should you still drive your vehicle if your power brake system is not working properly?

Yes

Yes, but brake early

Only at low speed

16 / 30

An engine that does not turn over fast enough tends to do what?

Improves fuel economy

Stall

All of these

Lurch

17 / 30

When you come to a stop behind another vehicle, how far back should you stop?

So that you can pull out around the vehicle in front of you, if you have to, without having to back up

One metre

So you can see the wheels of that vehicle

3 metres

18 / 30

What will help you to maintain your vehicle in the centre of your lane?

Glancing repeatedly at each side of your lane

Looking well ahead into the centre of your lane

Experience

Lining the centre of your hood with the curb

19 / 30

When should you be in the correct gear when dealing with curves?

It doesn't matter

Before the curve

Entering the curve

Exiting the curve

20 / 30

All dump trucks and road tractors that carry dump trailers or semi dump trailers must be equipped with what?

A warning system that is automatically activated until the dump body is completely lowered

Trap doors

All of these

Locking devices

21 / 30

Downshifting and braking at the same time does what?

Extends the braking distance

Less tire wear

All of these

Puts less of a strain on your brakes

22 / 30

What should your vehicle position be before entering a curve turning to the right?

None of these

Close to the centre line or the far-left side of the lane you are driving in

Close to the curb or shoulder

In the centre of your lane

23 / 30

If there are two lanes from which left-hand turns are permitted, why should you make your turn from the outside or far right lane?

All of these

To avoid trespassing into the adjacent lane

Less braking involved

Less steering

24 / 30

What should you do about your following distance when driving on snowy pavement?

Triple it

Double it

Keep it the same

Add 3 more metres

25 / 30

Which mirrors provide a wide-angle view?

Wing mirrors

All of them

Convex mirrors

Inside mirrors

26 / 30

Is the tachometer a more reliable indicator of when to change gears than the sound of the engine?

Only with a full load

Only without a load

Yes

27 / 30

Which of the following is not a step to reduce abrupt stops?

Properly mainlining the brakes

Look up ahead, to the sides and in the rear view mirrors so that you are always aware of traffic conditions

Anticipate where and when you will have to stop

Adjust vehicle speed to traffic conditions and maintain a safe distance between you and the vehicle up ahead

28 / 30

When should you start signalling your turn?

Prior to steering

After you've begun to slow down

Anytime you feel it's necessary

Before slowing down

29 / 30

How would you ensure that you are following at a safe distance?

2 car lengths

6 seconds minimum

3 car lengths

Allow one second for every three metres in length of your vehicle

30 / 30

Which statement is false? Since there is no way you can prevent other drivers from tailgating you, you have to make allowance for their presence by doing the following...

Avoid making abrupt manoeuvres if you have to change lanes or turn

Signal your intentions ahead of time and before you brake, if the manoeuvre you are preparing to execute requires you to do so

Use your brake lights as a warning to the other driver against following you too closely

Increase the distance between yourself and the vehicle ahead of you

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