So like the title says, I'm not a trucker or trying to be one, Im studying to be a bus driver for my university. Im planning on taking the CDL knowledge test on Friday (a couple days from now) and I was wondering if anyone had any tips on the Air Brake and General Knowledge sections?
Air Brakes have just been a thorn in my side as the section seems like numbers and technical terms. With general knowledge I'm looking for a way to sift through the garbage and find the very important concepts.
My boss suggested I use Roadwars.com to study and as far as examples of questions go, the site has been great. The downfall lies in the limited number of questions; I keep seeing the same one ones two or three times every few tests. I hope the Ohio test isnt hard cause I really need to get it the first time around!!
Thanks so much guys!!
Not exactly a trucker, more of a bus driver
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by thelowend, Apr 4, 2012.
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Go to this site: *** EDIT - I'll pm the link to you***
It helped me a lot in studying. I passed all three sections, and it was much like the questions I found at the above link. Make sure to have studied to take all three tests at the same time, as they made me do that. I wasn't well read up on the Combinations section, so I had to go back three days later to retake it. -
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Here is the link
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I dont think I have to take all of the tests. Passenger, Air Brake and Gen. Knowledge are the only ones required for a Class B w/ Passenger.
Thanks for the link!!! Im gonna study the heck out that site in the next 24 hours!
EDIT: Hey wanna know something funny?--that link you gave me IS Roadwars! The Roadwars URL redirects to cristcdl.
I guess that means I'm on the right track then huh? lol -
http://www.joincrst.com/air_brakes.php
scroll to the bottom and click the get score button.
It will show you all the right answers. that way you study only the correct answers. not 3 out of 4 wrong answers.
Do you have your state's CDL study guide, usually available at the Department of Motor Vehicles.
MikeeeeLast edited by a moderator: Apr 5, 2012
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Haha....yeah, I guess so! Good luck, buddy. :^)
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