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Institute Fleet Safety Transportation Test Yourself Answers CMV driving English Analysis Focus Area USA

Test Yourself: Test your CMV driving knowledge: Answers

  1. a: True. Included are driver requirements related to illness or fatigue, drug/alcohol possession or use, texting, and using hand-held cell phones. Operational requirements related to railroad crossings, speed limits, seat belts, hazardous driving conditions, defensive driving, stopping on the road or shoulder, and other prohibited practices are also discussed.
  2. b: False. “Interstate” commerce involves commerce that crosses state or national borders.
  3. b: False. Texting is only allowed when drivers are legally parked or to contact emergency services.
  4. a: True. Drivers are prohibited from driving while impaired. This impairment could come from illness, fatigue, or any other cause. The only exception to this rule is when there is a “grave emergency” and continuing to drive is less hazardous to human life than not driving, in which case the driver can continue to drive to the nearest place of safety.
  5. e: All of the above. EXCEPTION: Drivers may possess or use a non-Schedule I substance if it was administered to the driver by or under the instructions of a licensed medical practitioner who advised the driver that the substance will not affect the ability to drive safely. (see 392.4)
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CMV driving

Test Yourself: Test your CMV driving knowledge: Answers

Institute Fleet Safety Transportation Test Yourself Answers CMV driving English Analysis Focus Area USA
  1. a: True. Included are driver requirements related to illness or fatigue, drug/alcohol possession or use, texting, and using hand-held cell phones. Operational requirements related to railroad crossings, speed limits, seat belts, hazardous driving conditions, defensive driving, stopping on the road or shoulder, and other prohibited practices are also discussed.
  2. b: False. “Interstate” commerce involves commerce that crosses state or national borders.
  3. b: False. Texting is only allowed when drivers are legally parked or to contact emergency services.
  4. a: True. Drivers are prohibited from driving while impaired. This impairment could come from illness, fatigue, or any other cause. The only exception to this rule is when there is a “grave emergency” and continuing to drive is less hazardous to human life than not driving, in which case the driver can continue to drive to the nearest place of safety.
  5. e: All of the above. EXCEPTION: Drivers may possess or use a non-Schedule I substance if it was administered to the driver by or under the instructions of a licensed medical practitioner who advised the driver that the substance will not affect the ability to drive safely. (see 392.4)
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