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Instructions: Read each statement carefully and select the response that best answers the question.

1. You must keep your current day's log plus the previous seven days':*

To prove that you are working enough hours. In your possession and available for inspection while on duty. At home. All of the above.

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2. Which task would not be included in the definition of on-duty time?*

Time spent driving. Time spent out of the vehicle during a break. Waiting for your cargo to be loaded and unloaded. Attending a company-required training session.

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3. After how many hours of driving, you must have at least 10 consecutive hours of off-duty time before you can drive again?*

8 11 12 15

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4. True or false: Under both the 60- and 70-hour limits, you may continue to perform non-driving duties after you've reached the limits.*

True False

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5. How many hours do you have to complete all driving after coming on duty (also known as the driving window)?*

8 12 14 18

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6. The 60/70 hour rule has to do with:*

60 hours of driving/70 hours of rest. The number of on-duty hours a driver may accumulate in a 7- or 8-day period before he or she may not drive. 60 hours of on-duty time/70 hours of rest. 70 hours of driving/60 hours of rest.

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7. How many driving hours can you accumulate for the day before the mandatory break rule comes into effect?*

8 10 12 There is not a set number of hours.

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8. When you accumulate 11 hours of driving time for the day, you must:*

Stop working and go home. Work 3 more hours. Discontinue driving. Take a break.

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9. Under the mandatory break rule, what would be considered a "qualifying break"?*

A 30-minute meal break. Resting in the sleeper berth for 45 minutes. Resting in the seat of your vehicle for 30 minutes. All of the above.

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10. How many times can the 150 Air Mile Exception / Non CDL Short Haul Exception be used?*

Every day 1 time every 5 days 2 times every 5 days 2 times every 7 days

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