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WorksheetsDispatch & Recordkeeping III
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 25mins
Intermittent means:
Occurring regularly; continuously steady
Occurring at irregular intervals; not continuous or steady
Occurring on holidays & weekends
Occurring weekly and bi-monthly
Commerce:
A city along the 710 freeway
Trade, trading, buying or selling, traffic
Another word for television commercials
None of the above
Incompatible:
(Of two things) so opposed in character as to be incapable of existing together
Opposing things in characteristic; opposites in nature
Cannot be combined well together
All of the above
Oxidizer:
In chemistry, an oxidizing agent is a substance that has the ability to cause something to lose electrons.
It changes chemically because of the effect of oxygen on it
To change (a compound) by increasing the proportion of the electronegative part or change (an element or ion).
All of the above
The hours of service rules apply to all __________ with exceptions found in paragraphs (b) through (o) of 49 CFR section 395.1.
City bus drivers, Caltrans, and government agencies
Farmers & Agricultural workers
Motor carriers and drivers
Ambulance drivers, fire fighters, and police officers
A driver is exempt from maintaining the driver's daily log requirements of 49 CFR section 395.8 if all of the following is true:
A driver operates within a _____________________location.
100 air-mile radius of the normal work reporting
150 air-mile radius of the normal working reporting
60/7 state-to-state driver once he/she reaches their maximum hours
70/8 state-to-state driver once he/she reaches their maximum hours
A driver is exempt from maintaining the driver’s daily log requirements of 49 CFR section 395.8 if all of the following is true:
Each 12 hours on duty are separated by at least __________ of duty for property-carrying drivers.
10 consecutive hours
16 consecutive hours
14 consecutive hours
6 consecutive hours
A driver is exempt from maintaining the driver’s daily log requirements of 49 CFR section 395.8 if all of the following is true:
The driver does not exceed a __________ DRIVING time following 10 consecutive hours off duty for property-carrying drivers;
Maximum of 11 hours
Maximum of 14 hours
Maximum of 16 hours
None of the above
CMV drivers using the sleeper berth provision must take at least __________ either in the sleeper berth, off duty, or any combination of the two.
6 consecutive hours in the sleeper berth, plus 4 consecutive hours off-duty
8 consecutive hours in the sleeper berth, plus 2 consecutive hours
8 consecutive hours around the sleeper berth, or in the passenger seat
None of the above
The 11-hour rule means, drivers are allowed to DRIVE for:
a. 11 hours following 10 consecutive hours off duty.
b. 11 hours following 2 consecutive hours off duty
c. 11 hours following 4 consecutive hours off duty
d. 11 hours following 5 consecutive hours off duty
The 14-hour rule means, a motor carrier cannot permit or require a driver to DRIVE after the:
a. 14th hour after coming on duty following 10 consecutive hours off duty.
b. 14th hour after driving for 11 consecutive hours after coming on duty.
c. 14th hour after driving 11 consecutive hours while on duty.
d. All of the above
A motor carrier must not permit or require a driver to drive after a total of:
60 hours on duty in 7 consecutive days, or
70 hours on duty in 8 consecutive days, and
An off duty period of 34 or more consecutive hours may restart a driver's 7 or 8 day period as long as the driver has not exceeded 60 or 70 hours on duty.
If a driver of a property-carrying vehicle work’s more than one job of any kind, that time must also be included as on-duty time.
AOBRD is the acronym for:
Automatic Over-Board recording Devices
Automated Ocean Boarding Recording Detection
Automatic On-Board Recording Devices
Audio Ocean Broadcasting Radio Detector
Every motor carrier, its officers, driver's agents, representatives, and employees directly concerned with inspection or maintenance of commercial motor vehicles must comply and be:
Knowledgeable of highway safety regulations.
Knowledgeable of these rules.
Knowledgeable of interstate rules.
All of the above.
Motor carriers must maintain the following information for every vehicle they have controlled for 30 days or more:
Identifying information, including company number, __________, and tire size.
The driver's ID number
The employer's EIN number
Make, Serial Number, Year
All of the above
Motor carriers must maintain the following information for every vehicle they have controlled for 30 days or more:
These records must be retained for __________ and maintained for six months after the vehicle leaves the carrier's control.
Three years with the FMCSA
Five years at the location where the vehicle was inspected
One year at the location where the vehicle was inspected
One year at the location where the vehicle is garaged
A post-trip Inspection report must require its drivers to prepare a daily written post-trip Inspection report __________ day.
at the beginning of each driving
at the end of 60 hours/7 days on-duty
at the end of each driving
at the end of 70 hours/8 days on-duty
Before dispatching the vehicle again, a certification has been made as to __________ that they have been corrected, or state those deficiencies that do not require immediate correction.
whether the driver was intoxicated the last time he was On-Duty
whether the driver was cited for a moving violation
whether the driver exceeded his maximum driving time
any defect or deficiency
The motor carrier is responsible for ensuring that all: inspections, maintenance, repairs, and service to brakes of the CMV comply with these regulations.
True
False
The employee is responsible for brake inspection, maintenance, service, or repairs:
Meet DOT regulations for over-the-road CMV.
Meet minimum Brake Inspector qualifications.
Meet mandatory highway patrol monthly break inspection qualifications.
Meet the standards of Port Terminal Operations before delivering containers.
HM stands for:
Honey Moon
Hazardous Metal
Hazardous Machinery
Hazardous Materials
The Secretary of the ________ is the authority that regulate the transportation of hazardous materials.
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration: FMCSA
Department Of Transportation: DOT
Federal Maritime Commission: FMC
Federal Aviation Administration: FAA
PHMSA stands for:
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Pharmaceutical Material Safety Administration
Pipeline and Housing Material Standards Advisory
Pharmaceutical Health and Maintenance Service Administration
The term includes hazardous __________ listed in the table 49 CFR 172.
non-toxic consumable products
natural spring and carbonated liquids
substance, wastes, marine pollutants, elevated temperature materials
All of the above
The HMR also apply to persons who ____________ hazmat packages.
transport non-hazardous materials
federal government agencies such as firefighters & police officers
manufacture, maintain, mark or certify
None of the above
"Pre-Transportation function" are activities regulated by the HMR because they are ____________ for transportation.
actions while in-transit when transporting Hazardous Materials
actions that prepare Hazardous Materials
precautions set in place by the Department of Homeland Security
precautions that are handled after Hazardous Material are delivered
Transportation in commerce includes movement of hazmat by:
Highway, railroad, aircraft, or vessel.
Including Unloading
Including Storage
All of the above
At the next scheduled recurrent hazmat training, each hazmat employee must receive training that provides awareness of ________ designed to enhance transportation security.
annual CDL renewal for high valued property carriers
security risks associated with out of state truck stop areas
security risks associated with hazmat transport, and methods
Non-domicile drivers that handle cross border cargo
In the event that an inspection of hazmat operations disclose violations of the HMR, you may be subject to ________:
Imprisonment
Civil and/or Criminal penalties
Fines and Imprisonment
All of the above
"Civil penalties" of not more than ________ may be assessed.
$50,000 and not less than $270 per day per violation.
$5,000 and not less than $270 per day/violation
$500 and not less than 6 months imprisonment
None of the above
The term "commerce" means __________ in the jurisdiction of the United States.
trade between NAFTA countries: USA, Mexico and Canada
global trade with embargoed countries
domestic trade inclusive of Native American Reservations
trade, traffic, commerce, or transportation
What is the class number for Explosives?
(a)
What is the class number for Gases?
(a)
What is the class number for Flammable Liquid and Combustible Liquid?
(a)
What is the class number for Flammable Solid, Spontaneously Combustible, and Dangerous When Wet?
(a)
What is the class number for Oxidizer and Organic Peroxide?
(a)
What is the class number for Poison (Toxic) and Poison Inhalation Hazard?
(a)
What is the class number for Radioactive?
(a)
What is the class number for Corrosive?
(a)
What is the class number for Miscellaneous?
(a)
