CDL · Tank vehicles
At what tank capacities does a driver need the N endorsement for tank vehicles?
Correct answer: Any single tank over 119 gallons, and tanks that add up to at least 1,000 gallons.
Answer options
- AAny single tank over 60 gallons, and tanks that add up to at least 500 gallons
- BAny single tank over 200 gallons, and tanks that add up to at least 2,500 gallons
- CAny single tank over 119 gallons, and tanks that add up to at least 1,000 gallons Correct
Why
The tank vehicle (N) endorsement is built around two figures: more than 119 gallons for an individual tank and 1,000 gallons for the combined capacity of the tanks. Both conditions must be met. The other pairs of numbers do not match either threshold.
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Topic: Tank vehicles License: CDL
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