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    FMCSA/DOT Mock Exam

    Section 1: General Knowledge

    1 What is the primary responsibility of the FMCSA?

    ◦ A. Regulating air travel


    ◦ B. Ensuring safe and efficient highway transportation
    ◦ C. Managing marine transportation
    ◦ D. Overseeing railroad operations
    2 Which of the following is NOT required in a pre-trip inspection?

    ◦ A. Checking tire pressure


    ◦ B. Inspecting the fuel tank
    ◦ C. Testing the horn
    ◦ D. Verifying the radio works
    3 How often must a driver’s logbook be updated?

    ◦ A. Every hour
    ◦ B. Every 24 hours
    ◦ C. Every 7 days
    ◦ D. Every month
    4 What is the maximum number of hours a commercial driver can drive in one day?

    ◦ A. 8 hours
    ◦ B. 10 hours
    ◦ C. 11 hours
    ◦ D. 14 hours
    5 Which of the following is a violation of hours of service regulations?

    ◦ A. Driving after 10 hours of rest


    ◦ B. Driving more than 60 hours in 7 consecutive days
    ◦ C. Taking a 30-minute break after 8 hours of driving
    ◦ D. Driving less than 34 hours in 8 days
    Section 2: Safety and Regulations

    6 What is the purpose of the DOT's Drug and Alcohol Testing Program?

    ◦ A. To reduce the amount of paperwork


    ◦ B. To ensure compliance with federal tax laws
    ◦ C. To ensure the safety of the transportation system
    ◦ D. To increase profits for transport companies
    7 Which document must a driver carry to show they are qualified to drive a
    commercial vehicle?
    ◦ A. Birth certificate
    ◦ B. Commercial Driver's License (CDL)
    ◦ C. Social Security card
    ◦ D. Passport
    8 What is the purpose of the Electronic Logging Device (ELD) mandate?

    ◦ A. To track cargo shipments


    ◦ B. To electronically record a driver's Record of Duty Status (RODS)
    ◦ C. To monitor vehicle maintenance
    ◦ D. To provide GPS navigation
    9 What should a driver do if they are involved in an accident?

    ◦ A. Leave the scene immediately


    ◦ B. Contact their supervisor and await instructions
    ◦ C. Move the vehicle to the side of the road and continue driving
    ◦ D. Check for injuries and call emergency services if needed
    10 What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for commercial drivers?

    ◦ A. 0.08%
    ◦ B. 0.04%
    ◦ C. 0.06%
    ◦ D. 0.02%
    Section 3: Vehicle Maintenance

    11 What is the purpose of the Vehicle Inspection Report?

    ◦ A. To provide a daily record of mileage


    ◦ B. To document any defects found during the inspection
    ◦ C. To track fuel usage
    ◦ D. To record driver hours of service
    12 When should a driver perform a brake inspection?

    ◦ A. Once a month
    ◦ B. Only when the vehicle is new
    ◦ C. Before and after each trip
    ◦ D. Every six months
    13 What should be done if a driver notices a major defect during a post-trip
    inspection?

    ◦ A. Ignore it and report it later


    ◦ B. Drive carefully and report it at the end of the week
    ◦ C. Report it immediately and ensure it is repaired before the next trip
    ◦ D. Report it only if it affects driving performance
    14 How often should tire pressure be checked?

    ◦ A. Daily
    ◦ B. Weekly
    ◦ C. Monthly
    ◦ D. Yearly
    15 Which of the following is a critical safety feature that must be checked regularly?

    ◦ A. The radio
    ◦ B. The air conditioning
    ◦ C. The brake system
    ◦ D. The entertainment system
    Section 4: Cargo Handling

    16 What is the main reason for securing cargo properly?

    ◦ A. To prevent cargo theft


    ◦ B. To reduce fuel consumption
    ◦ C. To ensure cargo arrives undamaged
    ◦ D. To prevent accidents and ensure safety
    17 What should be done if a driver finds that the cargo is improperly secured during a
    trip?

    ◦ A. Continue driving and fix it at the destination


    ◦ B. Stop immediately and secure the cargo properly
    ◦ C. Drive more slowly until the cargo can be secured
    ◦ D. Report it at the end of the trip
    18 What is the purpose of using tie-downs and straps when securing cargo?

    ◦ A. To improve the appearance of the cargo


    ◦ B. To increase the weight of the vehicle
    ◦ C. To keep the cargo stable and prevent movement
    ◦ D. To make unloading easier
    19 Which of the following must be considered when loading a commercial vehicle?

    ◦ A. The color of the cargo


    ◦ B. The weather conditions
    ◦ C. The weight distribution
    ◦ D. The driver’s preferences
    20 What should be checked during a pre-trip cargo inspection?

    ◦ A. The packaging of the cargo


    ◦ B. The labels on the cargo
    ◦ C. The condition and security of the cargo
    ◦ D. The brand of the cargo
    Certified Medical Examiners FMCSA/DOT Mock Exam

    Section 1: Medical Regulations and Guidelines

    1 What is the primary purpose of the FMCSA's medical examiner certification?

    ◦ A. To ensure drivers are fit to operate a commercial vehicle


    ◦ B. To reduce paperwork for medical practitioners
    ◦ C. To track medical history of commercial drivers
    ◦ D. To provide general health care to drivers
    2 Which part of the FMCSA regulations outlines the medical qualifications for
    drivers?

    ◦ A. Part 382
    ◦ B. Part 383
    ◦ C. Part 391
    ◦ D. Part 392
    3 How often must a commercial driver undergo a medical examination?

    ◦ A. Every 6 months
    ◦ B. Every 12 months
    ◦ C. Every 24 months
    ◦ D. Every 36 months
    4 What is the maximum allowable blood pressure for a driver to be medically
    certified?

    ◦ A. 120/80 mmHg
    ◦ B. 140/90 mmHg
    ◦ C. 160/100 mmHg
    ◦ D. 180/110 mmHg
    5 Which of the following conditions disqualifies a driver from obtaining medical
    certification?

    ◦ A. Controlled hypertension
    ◦ B. Controlled diabetes
    ◦ C. Severe obstructive sleep apnea
    ◦ D. Controlled epilepsy
    Section 2: Medical Examination Process

    6 What is the first step in the FMCSA medical examination process?

    ◦ A. Physical examination
    ◦ B. Medical history review
    ◦ C. Vision test
    ◦ D. Hearing test
    7 Which test is used to assess a driver’s vision acuity?

    ◦ A. Ishihara test
    ◦ B. Snellen chart test
    ◦ C. Audiometric test
    ◦ D. Spirometry test
    8 What is the minimum visual acuity standard for a commercial driver?

    ◦ A. 20/20 in both eyes


    ◦ B. 20/30 in both eyes
    ◦ C. 20/40 in each eye with or without correction
    ◦ D. 20/60 in each eye with or without correction
    9 Which of the following hearing standards must a driver meet to be medically
    certified?

    ◦ A. Must hear a forced whisper at 5 feet in at least one ear


    ◦ B. Must hear a forced whisper at 2 feet in both ears
    ◦ C. Must hear a normal conversation at 10 feet in both ears
    ◦ D. Must hear a normal conversation at 5 feet in at least one ear
    10 What is the recommended frequency of urine testing during the medical
    examination?

    ◦ A. Every visit
    ◦ B. Only during the initial examination
    ◦ C. Every 12 months
    ◦ D. Every 24 months
    Section 3: Medical Conditions and Treatments

    11 What should a medical examiner do if a driver has a history of myocardial


    infarction?

    ◦ A. Disqualify the driver immediately


    ◦ B. Refer the driver for a cardiac stress test
    ◦ C. Issue a temporary certificate and reassess in 6 months
    ◦ D. No action is needed if the driver feels fine
    12 Which of the following is true about drivers with diabetes mellitus requiring
    insulin?

    ◦ A. They are automatically disqualified


    ◦ B. They may be certified if they have an FMCSA-issued insulin-treated diabetes
    mellitus (ITDM) assessment form
    ◦ C. They may be certified without any special documentation
    ◦ D. They require daily blood glucose monitoring
    13 How should a medical examiner handle a driver who has a known seizure disorder?

    ◦ A. Certify them immediately if they are on medication


    ◦ B. Disqualify them unless they have been seizure-free for 10 years without
    medication
    ◦ C. Disqualify them unless they have been seizure-free for 5 years with or without
    medication
    ◦ D. Certify them if they have been seizure-free for 3 years without medication
    14 What is the protocol for a driver with a respiratory disorder, such as COPD?

    ◦ A. Certify them immediately if they use inhalers


    ◦ B. Conduct a spirometry test and review recent pulmonary function tests
    ◦ C. Disqualify them unless they are on oxygen therapy
    ◦ D. No special protocol is required
    15 Which condition requires a waiting period of at least one month after starting
    treatment before a driver can be certified?

    ◦ A. Hypertension
    ◦ B. Diabetes mellitus
    ◦ C. Depression
    ◦ D. Seizure disorder
    Section 4: Certification and Documentation

    16 What is the purpose of the Medical Examiner's Certificate (MEC), Form


    MCSA-5876?

    ◦ A. To provide the driver with a detailed health report


    ◦ B. To certify that the driver meets the medical standards to operate a commercial
    vehicle
    ◦ C. To document the driver's employment history
    ◦ D. To track the driver's driving record
    17 For how long is the Medical Examiner's Certificate valid?

    ◦ A. 6 months
    ◦ B. 12 months
    ◦ C. 24 months
    ◦ D. 36 months
    18 Where must the results of the medical examination be reported?

    ◦ A. To the driver’s employer only


    ◦ B. To the FMCSA only
    ◦ C. To both the driver’s employer and the FMCSA
    ◦ D. To the driver’s insurance company
    19 What information must be included in the medical examiner's report?

    ◦ A. Driver's medical history and examination findings


    ◦ B. Driver's employment details
    ◦ C. Driver's personal preferences for treatment
    ◦ D. Driver's accident history
    20 What should a medical examiner do if they are unsure about a driver’s medical
    qualification?

    ◦ A. Automatically disqualify the driver


    ◦ B. Issue a temporary certificate and seek further evaluation
    ◦ C. Consult with another medical examiner or specialist
    ◦ D. Certify the driver if they seem fit

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