WorksheetsTrip Planning
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. Which class of commercial driver’s license do you need to operate a single vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 pounds or more, or any such vehicle towing a vehicle not in excess of 10,000 pounds GVWR?
Class A
Class B
Class C
Class D
1. What paperwork should you have with you that indicates title to the goods you are delivering?
Bill of lading
Trip report
Record of duty status
Operator’s license
1. If you discover a defect or deficiency during your post-trip inspection, you must complete a written report commonly referred to as a:
individual vehicle mileage report (IVMR)
special permit.
trip report
driver vehicle inspection report (DVIR).
1. You should know what route you plan to take and identify _________ before you depart.
map grids
alternate route
highway maps
both A and B
1. A GPS designed for truck drivers includes information on low overpasses/bridges, _________, and upcoming scales.
a. weight of your vehicle
a. route restrictions
a. the length and width of your vehicle
a. all of the above
1. Estimating your trip time is crucial. It helps you:
avoid overcrowded rest stops
meet delivery schedules
a. comply with hours-of-service regulations.
a. Both B and C
1. A general guideline used by many drivers is to allow two hours for every ______ miles traveled.
75
100
125
50
1. How can you estimate the range of your vehicle?
Multiply your average speed by the vehicle tank capacity
a. Divide your idle time by the miles per gallon
a. You can find that estimate listed on your bill of lading
a. Multiply the tank capacity by the miles per gallon
1. Which of the following could affect your fuel usage estimations?
a. Driving in the mountains
Idling for an extended period of time
a. City driving
a. All of the above
1. Per the federal requirements, the maximum gross vehicle weight is 80,000 pounds except where a lower GVW is dictated by the:
bridge formula
a. tandem axle formula.
a. restricted route rule.
highway bridge rule
