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Below are test questions for the Louisiana CDL test. The site is free and you are able to take the practice test as many times as you need to. Questions in these practice tests cover questions from the Louisiana CDL manual and the Louisiana CDL study guide. The Louisiana CDL test contains 50 questions, of which candidates must answer 40 questions correctly to pass. 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 Quiz" button below to begin. 

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With Division 1.2 or 1.3 Explosive B, how close to the travelled part of the roadway can you park?

2 / 40

Why should you use chocks when parking a trailer without spring brakes?

3 / 40

Select the true statement in regards to large combination vehicles taking longer to stop.

4 / 40

How many seats may be placed in the aisle if the bus is a charter and is carrying agricultural (farm) workers?

5 / 40

If you are carrying Division 1.2 or 1.3 materials, how far away must you park from the traveled portion of the roadway?

6 / 40

What is the best way to prevent brakes form overheating while drive down a steep grade?

7 / 40

How should you inspect a converter dolly?

8 / 40

At around____the governor allows the air compressor to start pumping again:

9 / 40

Why is understanding the loading and unloading procedures so critical?

10 / 40

The belt that you need to make sure is securely mounted, without frays, and adjusts and latches properly is the:

11 / 40

You downshift automatic transmissions ______.

12 / 40

When checking for_____you are looking for dripping fluids or puddles on the ground below the transmission or engine.

13 / 40

Which of the following three hazard classes should NOT be placed into a temperature-controlled trailer (one with a heater/air conditioner unit)?

14 / 40

What handling effect will baffles have?

15 / 40

The walls that separate compartments inside the tanks and having openings at the top and bottom are called:

16 / 40

Where is compressed air stored?

17 / 40

A truck with baffles will handle:

18 / 40

This object is not checked at the rear of the trailer.

19 / 40

What is the purpose of a driver placarding his or her vehicle?

20 / 40

You should_____when the low pressure warning is activated:

21 / 40

Should your air compressor stop working:

22 / 40

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

23 / 40

What is a common cause of tire fires?

24 / 40

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

25 / 40

Select the answer that is not a part of the braking process when driving a tractor-trailer combination vehicle that has ABS:

26 / 40

To find out if a shipment includes a hazardous material, you should:

27 / 40

Select the statement that is not part of the air-brake system:

28 / 40

What does the air compressor governor control?

29 / 40

Wet brakes can cause _____.

30 / 40

At the end of each shift you should:

31 / 40

When using turn signals, which of the following should be avoided?

32 / 40

You should_____when an emergency requires you to quickly stop your tanker.

33 / 40

Double and triple trailers should be driven with care to avoid a rollover or jacknife.

34 / 40

You should brake on a long steep downgrade hill as a supplement to the braking effects of the engine

35 / 40

What is a technical name?

36 / 40

Overhead inside mirror is used to:

37 / 40

Signs of distracted drivers include:

38 / 40

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

39 / 40

When would a drive-wheel skid result in a jackknife when pulling doubles?

40 / 40

A driver of a tank vehicle should take curves, off ramps, and on ramps at a speed lower than the posted speed limit.

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How To Get A louisiana Commercial Drivers License

Applicants looking to obtain their CDL for interstate driving and any Hazardous Materials Endorsement must be 21 years of age or older. Those who are 18 years of age, but under the age of 21 may apply for an intrastate CDL. These individuals are not able to operate doubles, triples, loaded buses, or HazMat vehicles. All applicants must have a completed Form DPSMV2219 from their medical examiner to apply for their CDL.

There are certain situations in which an individual will automatically be disqualified from receiving their CDL. These are listed below.

  • Having CDL privileges in another state disqualified.
  • Being convicted of driving impaired in a commercial vehicles 24 months prior to the application.
  • Having more than one driver’s license.
  • Having a denied, canceled, revoked, or suspended driver’s license.

All commercial driver’s license applicants must pass a practical skills CDL test and one or more knowledge tests.

Endorsements
T – Double/Triple Trailers
P – Passenger
N – Tank Vehicles
H – Hazardous Materials
X – Combination Tank Vehicles and Hazardous Materials
M – Motorcycle
S – School Bus

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louisiana CDL License Test Tips

Each applicant will be required to successfully pass one or more knowledge tests in order to move onto the practical skills test to receive their CDL. A passing score must be received for each test taken and is considered at 80 percent or higher. General knowledge tests are 50 to 70 questions in length and are required when applying for any Louisiana Class CDL. Those looking to have endorsements on their CDL will need to pass one additional knowledge test per endorsement.

Each applicant, regardless of Class, is required to pass a three-part practical skills test. This includes a pre-trip vehicle inspection, basic control skills, and an on-road driving test. This test ensures that the applicant is able to inspect a vehicle for safety, operate the vehicle, and can handle the vehicle with different road situations.

Additional Information

Information on the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV)

The Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles Public Safety Services regulates CDL requirements in Louisiana. To get more information contact them via:

Website: http://dpsweb.dps.louisiana.gov/

Phone:  888.214.5367

 

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