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OK Specific CDL General Knowledge Practice Test

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In Oklahoma, what is the maximum speed limit for commercial vehicles on rural interstates unless otherwise posted?

a)

55 mph

b)

65 mph

c)

70 mph

d)

75 mph

2.

What is the minimum age to apply for a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) in Oklahoma?

a)

18

b)

21

c)

19

d)

20

3.

Oklahoma requires a CDL for vehicles with a GVWR of how many pounds or more?

a)

16,001 lbs

b)

26,001 lbs

c)

10,001 lbs

d)

20,001 lbs

4.

What is the maximum blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for CDL drivers in Oklahoma?

a)

0.08%

b)

0.04%

c)

0.02%

5.

In Oklahoma, how long must you hold a Commercial Learner’s Permit (CLP) before taking the CDL skills test?

a)

7 days

b)

14 days

c)

30 days

d)

60 days

6.

What does a red octagonal sign mean on Oklahoma roads?

a)

Yield

b)

Stop

c)

No parking

d)

Warning

7.

Oklahoma law requires commercial drivers to stop how far from a railroad crossing if a train is approaching?

a)

10-20 feet

b)

15-50 feet

c)

5-10 feet

d)

50-100 feet

8.

What is the maximum width of a commercial vehicle in Oklahoma without a special permit?

a)

8 feet

b)

8.5 feet

c)

9 feet

d)

10 feet

9.

In Oklahoma, when are tire chains required for commercial vehicles?

a)

In heavy rain

b)

On icy or snowy roads

c)

At night

d)

On steep grades only

10.

What is the purpose of the Oklahoma bridge formula for commercial vehicles?

a)

To calculate fuel efficiency

b)

To distribute weight across axles

c)

To measure vehicle height

d)

To determine speed limits

11.

How many hours of driving are allowed in Oklahoma under the 14-hour duty period rule?

a)

8 hours

b)

10 hours

c)

11 hours

d)

14 hours

12.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if your commercial vehicle hydroplanes?

a)

Accelerate quickly

b)

Ease off the gas and steer straight

c)

Slam the brakes

d)

Turn sharply

13.

What is the maximum height of a commercial vehicle in Oklahoma without a permit?

a)

12 feet

b)

13.5 feet

c)

14 feet

d)

15 feet

14.

Oklahoma requires a pre-trip vehicle inspection to check which of these?

a)

Tires, brakes, and lights

b)

Only the engine

c)

Only the cargo

d)

Only the mirrors

15.

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign indicate on Oklahoma highways?

a)

Stop

b)

Warning

c)

No passing

d)

Speed limit

16.

In Oklahoma, what is the purpose of a "glad hand" on a commercial vehicle?

a)

To secure cargo

b)

To connect air brake lines

c)

To adjust mirrors

d)

To lock the fifth wheel

17.

How many hours of rest are required in Oklahoma after 11 hours of driving?

a)

8 hours

b)

10 hours

c)

12 hours

d)

14 hours

18.

What does a solid white line mean on Oklahoma roads?

a)

Passing is allowed

b)

Lane changes are discouraged

c)

Stop here

d)

Turn left only

19.

In Oklahoma, what is the maximum length of a single trailer without a permit?

a)

48 feet

b)

53 feet

c)

60 feet

d)

65 feet

20.

What should you do in Oklahoma if you feel drowsy while driving a commercial vehicle?

a)

Drink coffee and continue

b)

Pull over to a safe place and rest

c)

Open the window

d)

Increase speed

21.

In Oklahoma, what is a “no zone” for commercial vehicles?

a)

A no-parking area

b)

Blind spots around the vehicle

c)

A speed limit zone

d)

A construction zone

22.

What is the minimum tread depth for non-steering axle tires on a commercial vehicle in Oklahoma?

a)

1/32 inch

b)

2/32 inch

c)

4/32 inch

d)

6/32 inch

23.

In Oklahoma, what does a flashing yellow light at an intersection mean?

a)

Stop completely

b)

Slow down and proceed with caution

c)

Yield to traffic

24.

Oklahoma requires a DOT Medical Card for which type of CDL operation?

a)

Excepted intrastate commerce

b)

Non-excepted interstate commerce

c)

City or county vehicles only

d)

All of the above

25.

What is the purpose of a pre-trip inspection report in Oklahoma?

a)

To track fuel use

b)

To document vehicle condition

c)

To log driving hours

d)

To record cargo weight

26.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if your commercial vehicle’s brakes fail?

a)

Pump the brakes rapidly

b)

Use the parking brake gradually

c)

Accelerate to find a safe spot

d)

Turn off the engine

27.

What does “off-tracking” mean for commercial vehicles in Oklahoma?

a)

Driving off the road

b)

The trailer following a different path than the tractor

c)

Losing radio signal

d)

Engine stalling

28.

In Oklahoma, how far ahead should you look while driving a commercial vehicle?

a)

5-10 seconds

b)

12-15 seconds

c)

20-25 seconds

d)

2-3 seconds

29.

What is the purpose of a retarder in Oklahoma commercial vehicles?

a)

To increase speed

b)

To assist in braking

c)

To cool the engine

d)

To adjust steering

30.

In Oklahoma, what should you do at a railroad crossing with no gates or lights?

a)

Speed up to cross quickly

b)

Stop and check for trains

c)

Honk and proceed

d)

Ignore the crossing

31.

What is “black ice” a concern for in Oklahoma?

a)

A type of tire

b)

Thin, transparent ice on the road

c)

A road marking

d)

A type of fuel

32.

Oklahoma requires how many hours of behind-the-wheel training for ELDT for a Class A CDL?

a)

10 hours

b)

20 hours

c)

30 hours

d)

40 hours

33.

What does a double solid yellow line mean on Oklahoma roads?

a)

Passing is allowed

b)

No passing for either direction

c)

Yield to oncoming traffic

34.

In Oklahoma, what is the maximum speed limit on two-lane highways for commercial vehicles?

a)

55 mph

b)

60 mph

c)

65 mph

d)

70 mph

35.

What is the purpose of load securement in Oklahoma?

a)

To check fuel levels

b)

To ensure cargo doesn’t shift

c)

To test brakes

d)

To adjust mirrors

36.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if a truck is tailgating your commercial vehicle?

a)

Speed up

b)

Slow down gradually and let them pass

c)

Slam the brakes

d)

Swerve to the side

37.

What is the minimum following distance for a commercial vehicle in Oklahoma in good weather?

a)

2 seconds

b)

4 seconds

c)

6 seconds

d)

8 seconds

38.

In Oklahoma, what does a “tandem axle” refer to?

a)

A single axle with four wheels

b)

Two axles close together

39.

Oklahoma requires a vision test for CDL applicants to meet what standard?

a)

20/20 vision

b)

20/40 vision

c)

20/60 vision

d)

20/80 vision

40.

What is the purpose of the Oklahoma CDL Driver Manual?

a)

To track driving hours

b)

To provide rules and safety guidance

c)

To list cargo weights

d)

To record fuel use

41.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if you miss your exit on a highway?

a)

Stop and reverse

b)

Make a U-turn

c)

Proceed to the next exit

d)

Swerve across lanes

42.

What is a hazard of high winds on Oklahoma’s flat plains for commercial drivers?

a)

Improved fuel efficiency

b)

Risk of vehicle rollover

c)

Better visibility

d)

Faster travel time

43.

In Oklahoma, what does a “low air pressure warning” indicate?

a)

Tire pressure

b)

Air brake system pressure

44.

What is the purpose of an antilock braking system (ABS) in Oklahoma?

a)

To lock wheels during braking

b)

To prevent wheel lockup

c)

To increase speed

d)

To cool brakes

45.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if your cargo shifts during transport?

a)

Keep driving

b)

Stop and secure the load

c)

Speed up to stabilize

d)

Ignore it

46.

What is a key route for commercial drivers in Oklahoma?

a)

I-95

b)

I-35

c)

I-10

d)

I-80

47.

In Oklahoma, what does a triangular red sign with a reflective border mean?

a)

Fast-moving vehicle

b)

Slow-moving vehicle

c)

Emergency vehicle

d)

Oversized load

48.

Oklahoma requires ELDT from a provider listed on which registry?

a)

Oklahoma DPS Registry

b)

FMCSA Training Provider Registry

c)

Oklahoma DOT Registry

49.

In Oklahoma, what should you do if a tire blows out on your commercial vehicle?

a)

Slam on the brakes

b)

Hold the steering wheel firmly and ease off the gas

c)

Swerve to the shoulder

d)

Accelerate quickly

50.

What is the purpose of Oklahoma’s Hours of Service rules for CDL drivers?

a)

To limit fuel use

b)

To prevent fatigue and ensure safety

c)

To track cargo weight

d)

To monitor vehicle speed