CDL · Vehicle inspection
Federal rules require drivers for interstate carriers to submit a written post-trip report on each bus they drove. What must the report list?
Correct answer: Any safety defect or problem that could cause a breakdown.
Answer options
- AEvery incident or complaint involving one of the passengers
- BThe fuel used, the miles driven and the odometer readings
- CAny safety defect or problem that could cause a breakdown Correct
Why
Drivers for interstate carriers must inspect each bus at the end of the day and give the carrier a written report. It has to note every defect that could compromise safety or result in a breakdown, and if there are none, the report should say so.
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Topic: Vehicle inspection License: CDL
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Where it applies: Asked in every state.
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