Testing question

http://cdltest.co/cdl/texas_cdl_test.php


Good Luck on your tests

 

I don’t know about TX but never hear of a “regulations test” here in CT.
Here in CT to get your CDL class B IIRC you need to take general knowledge & air brake tests.
To get your class A besides the above 2 test you would need to take combination test.
All of the above test are on this site to practice on along with the other endorsements.
Dave ----

 

For example, you put on your turn signal 75 before the intersection.... Fair, Fail, or Bad...; as worded, i would use Bad, as in the question is missing a point of view on how to keep clear what the drivers intent is. i.e. some intersections i will drive thru, at other intersections i will make a turn. or, you could of not remembered the question as it was originally written.

 

It appears you're looking for an answer to at least this basic driving question in CDL material. I think most states stipulate signals be activated for at least 100 feet before maneuvering.

 

In addition, in case you haven't seen the link, this site has some great resources posted at http://www.thetruckersreport.com/cdl-practice-tests/

Good luck!

 

I don't remember these questions being on the general knowledge test when I got my CDL. I've always been told that once you activate the turn indicator, to wait at least 3 clicks before attempting the manouver. That probably equates to around 100 feet.

 

I'm not understand this goofy "fair, fail, bad" system. WTF happened to wording questions where a "right or wrong" answer worked? WTF is the difference between "fail" and "bad"? is this more of that "Common Core education system" crap?