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What is Class C?
Any motor vehicle with a GVWR of more than 16,000 lbs but less than 26,001 lbs or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 lbs.
How often are safety inspections required?
6 months
Where should registration ID cards for second division vehicles be held?
In vehicle, on driver, or person in control of vehicle
What is the longest length a vehicle can be for a non-CDL Class C license holder to operate?
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What is the maximum height and width of all vehicles on all highways?
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All vehicles weighing _______ or more gross weight must stop at any official weighing station.
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What is the maximum speed limit on interstate highways in Illinois and on most other highways?
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What is the maximum speed limit for vehicles with a gross weight of 8,000 lbs or more?
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What non-CDL Class C drivers must stop at railroad crossings?
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What must be displayed if a second division vehicle or vehicle towing another breaks down on the road?
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On divided highways, one must be placed _____ from disabled vehicle on the traffic side.
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A second one must be placed _____ from the disabled vehicle in the center of the lane.
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A third must be placed _____ from the disabled vehicle in the center of the lane.
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Why are amphetamines and other drugs taken to keep you awake dangerous?
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In a ___________, the front end tends to go in a straight line regardless of how much you turn the steering wheel.
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If there is an engine fire, what should you do?
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What must operators of a second division vehicle with a gross motor weight of 10,001 lbs or more carry with them?
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What must special equipment have on it?
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What must slow-moving vehicles display?
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Where must a slow-moving emblem be placed?
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For slow-moving vehicles, ___________ must be mounted as high as possible to the base of the vehicle.
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The rear light must be visible for _______ in normal sunlight.
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Where must slow-moving vehicles drive?
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Study Notes
Class C Definition
- Class C license allows operation of vehicles with a Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) between 16,001 lbs and 26,000 lbs, or towing up to 10,000 lbs.
Safety Inspections Frequency
- Safety inspections are required every six months for applicable vehicles.
Registration ID Card Location
- Registration ID cards for second division vehicles should be kept in the vehicle, on the driver, or with the person in control.
Vehicle Length Limit
- Non-CDL Class C license holders can operate vehicles with a maximum length of 42 feet.
Maximum Height and Width
- All vehicles on highways must adhere to a maximum height of 13 feet, 6 inches, and a maximum width of 8 feet.
Weigh Station Requirement
- Vehicles with a gross weight of 16,000 lbs or more must stop at any official weighing station.
Speed Limits in Illinois
- Maximum speed limit on interstate highways is 70 mph; 55 mph on most other highways.
Speed Limit for Heavy Vehicles
- Gross weight of 8,000 lbs or more vehicles must adhere to a maximum speed limit of 70 mph.
Railroad Crossing Regulations
- School bus drivers, second division vehicles carrying passengers, and those carrying hazardous materials must stop at railroad crossings.
Warning Device Requirement for Breakdown
- Vehicles may need to display flags, flares, or an approved warning device if broken down on the road.
Warning Device Placement
- On divided highways, warning devices must be placed:
- 10 feet from the disabled vehicle towards incoming traffic.
- 100 feet behind the vehicle in the same direction.
- 200 feet in front of the vehicle in the same direction.
Dangers of Amphetamines
- Amphetamines and similar drugs can mislead users into feeling awake while they are not, increasing danger while driving.
Front Wheel Skid Definition
- A front wheel skid occurs when the front end continues straight, regardless of steering input.
Engine Fire Response
- In case of an engine fire, ensure flames do not spread, turn off the engine immediately, avoid opening the hood, and use extinguishers through vents or from beneath the vehicle.
Required Documentation for Operators
- Operators of second division vehicles over 10,001 lbs must carry a medical examiner's certificate and records of written and road tests.
Special Equipment Visibility
- Special equipment must have two yellow or amber lights on the front corners, visible from 500 feet.
Slow-Moving Vehicle Emblem
- Slow-moving vehicles must display a red or orange emblem on the rear.
Slow-Moving Emblem Placement
- The slow-moving emblem should be positioned 4 to 12 feet above the road surface at the rear of the vehicle in accordance with IDOT specifications.
Rear Light Requirement for Slow-Moving Vehicles
- Slow-moving vehicles must have a rear light or flashing amber signal mounted as high as possible, visible for 500 feet in normal sunlight.
Driving Lane for Slow-Moving Vehicles
- Slow-moving vehicles are required to operate in the right-hand lane.
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This practice test provides essential flashcards for individuals preparing for the Non-CDL test in Illinois. It covers key definitions and requirements related to Class C vehicles and safety inspections. Enhance your knowledge and readiness for the examination with these informative flashcards.
