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This site is available to take practice questions to prepare for the Hawaii CDL test. The tests are free and you are able to take them as many times as you would like as you look to obtain a Hawaii CDL. You will be presented with 40 questions and you must answer 34 questions correctly to pass. There is a 50-minute time limit.  You may not go back once you answer a question. Click the "Start Test" button below to begin. 

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The crack-the-whip effect is more likely to cause the front trailer to tip over.

2 / 40

You should_____when checking the slack adjusters on S-Cam brakes.

3 / 40

Play of the steering wheel should not exceed:

4 / 40

When should you avoid using the parking brake?

5 / 40

Which of these statements about signaling is correct?

6 / 40

What should the driver pay special attention to when driving smaller tanks?

7 / 40

This item should be firmly attached the to frame, be solid, and clear of objects:

8 / 40

Select how brakes work on long, steep downgrades:

9 / 40

Select the true statement in regards to what the fifth wheel should be checked for.

10 / 40

While completing the 3rd component of the air brake check of a combination vehicle, at what psi should the tracor protection valve and parking brake valve should pop out?

11 / 40

Which of the following is a key steering component?

12 / 40

How much space should you see between the lower and upper fifth wheel when checking the coupling of a converter dolly?

13 / 40

When is it acceptable for non-hazardous materials to be described by hazard class words or identification numbers?

14 / 40

Which of the following must drivers have in their possession while transporting class A or B explosives?

15 / 40

You should look into the back of the fifth wheel on a dolly to see if it is locked onto the kingpin.

16 / 40

The two other places where the hazardous identification number must appear are:

17 / 40

If there is not a sight glass to check the oil level you are required to look for leaks around the _____.

18 / 40

Do you need to stop before a railroad crossing if you are hauling 100 pounds of Division 4.3 Dangerous When Wet material?

19 / 40

Air pressure should build___with a dual air system.

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You must not allow riders to stand:

21 / 40

Why should you test the tractor protection valve?

22 / 40

How many different hazard classes are there?

23 / 40

Which is more likely to tip over due to the crack the whip effect?

24 / 40

What is the purpose of cladding in a tanker?

25 / 40

Your bus starts to lean toward the outside on a banked curve, you are:

26 / 40

What is the main difference between a portable tank and a cargo tank?

27 / 40

In what position should the converter dolly air tank drain valves and pintle hook be in?

28 / 40

When arriving at the destination announce:

29 / 40

What is the best way to see the sides and rear of your vehicle?

30 / 40

The main reason you should pull the dolly out from under a trailer before disconnecting it from the trailer in front is:

31 / 40

The object that doesn't get checked at the side of the trailer is the:

32 / 40

To decide which placards you need, if any, what three things do you need to know?

33 / 40

What is the purpose of the supply pressure gauge?

34 / 40

Mirrors with a convex surface or "spot" mirrors _____.

35 / 40

The air leakage rate for combination vehicles should not be more than _ psi a minute.

36 / 40

Bus drivers must have a commercial driver license if they drive a vehicle designed to seat more than:

37 / 40

Your engine runs a pump when you are delivering compressed gas. Should you turn off your engine before or after you unhook the hoses after finishing that delivery?

38 / 40

Some school busses are marked with the LNG placard. What does LNG stand for?

39 / 40

If a rider wants to bring a car battery or a can of gasoline or kerosene aboard your bus, you should:

40 / 40

How often should air tanks be drained?

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How To Get A hawaii Commercial Drivers License

Applicants can apply for a CDL at age 18. Only applicants over the age of 21 years old can drive commercial vehicles in other states than Hawaii. Hazmat Endorsements and transporting persons is restricted to those applicants that are 21 years or older. Those applying for a commercial driver’s license must supply a DOT medical card and pass a vision assessment at the Hawaii State testing facility.

If any of the following statements are true about an applicant, they are automatically disqualified from receiving a CDL.

  • Having more than one driver’s license.
  • Being disqualified from commercial driving privileges in another state.
  • Having a driving impaired conviction in a commercial vehicle in the past 24 months.
  • Having a suspended, denied, canceled, or revoked license.

Applicants must successfully pass both a knowledge test and a practical skills test in order to be eligible for their CDL.

Endorsements
H – Hazardous Materials
X – Tank with Hazmat
N – Tank Vehicles
P – Passenger Vehicle
T – Triples / Double Rigs

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hawaii CDL License Test Tips

To obtain a CDL, all applicants must complete a knowledge test. This knowledge test contains 50 questions about the topic of commercial driving. All applicants for Class A CDLs must complete an additional 20 questions about combination driving. Those looking to obtain endorsements or to remove the Air Brake restriction will need to take additional assessments. Those seeking the Passenger, Doubles/Triples, and Tank Endorsements will need to pass a 20 question test. Those looking for the School Bus Endorsement and/or the Air Brake Restriction Removal will need to complete a 25 question test. The Hazmat Endorsement requires successful completion of a 30 question test. A passing score is marked at 80 percent or above.

Applicants must successfully complete a three-section skills assessment. This includes a vehicle inspection, driving test, and basic control skills test. This showcases the applicant’s ability to properly operate a commercial vehicle. Applicants must utilize the vehicle they are seeking an endorsement with to obtain their CDL endorsement.

Additional Information

Hawaii Division of Motor Vehicles Information

The State of Hawaii County of Hawaii Vehicle Registration and Licensing Division regulates CDL requirements and testing in Hawaii. To get more information contact them via:

Website: http://www.hawaiicounty.gov/finance-cdl-general-info

Phone:  808.961.2222

Additional HAWAII CDL Helpful Links

Please use the links below to access more valuable Hawaii CDL testing resources and to learn more about practice driving tests for the state of Hawaii.