In-Cab Inspection and Brake-Test for CDL

What is the first thing you should do before starting the in-cab inspection?

• Adjust the seat

• Tell the examiner what you are going to do

• Turn on the engine

• Check the mirrors

How should you perform the in-cab inspection to ensure you don't miss anything?

• From right to left

• From top to bottom

• From left to right

• From bottom to top

What should you check about the seat belt during the in-cab inspection?

• If it is the correct color

• If it is adjustable

• If it is clean

• If it is properly mounted and not torn

What should you ensure about the mirrors during the in-cab inspection?

• They are clean

• They are properly mounted and free from illegal stickers

• They are tinted

• They are new

What should you check about the windshield wipers?

• They are new

• They are properly mounted and secure

• They are the correct size

• They are clean

Where should you find extra fuses in a fuse-driven vehicle?

• In the trunk

• In the engine compartment

• Under the seat

• In the glove box

What should you check about the fire extinguisher during the in-cab inspection?

• It is properly mounted and filled to the proper level

• It is new

• It is red

• It is easy to reach

What should you ensure about the dashboard indicators?

• They are all new

• They are all off

• They are all green

• They are all working properly

What is the first part of the brake test?

• Leak test

• Parking brake test

• Emergency brake test

• Service brake test

During the leak test, how long should you hold your foot on the brake?

• 30 seconds

• 60 seconds

• 90 seconds

• 45 seconds