Your truck has air-over-hydraulic brakes. Do you need the Air Brakes test?
Right! The Air Brakes test is required for full or partial (air-over-hydraulic) air brake systems. 📖 p. 7
Who takes it: every CDL class (A, B and C).
Inspection, safe driving and cargo: every CDL applicant takes it. 30 questions, 24 right to pass (80%).
Your truck has air-over-hydraulic brakes. Do you need the Air Brakes test?
Right! The Air Brakes test is required for full or partial (air-over-hydraulic) air brake systems. 📖 p. 7
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Rules for this test that the Illinois Commercial Driver’s License Study Guide prints and other states' manuals don't.
Illinois Fast Pass lets applicants schedule CDL exams online at any time; anyone who must cancel a CDL appointment is asked to give 24 hours' notice. p. 8
A conviction for any traffic-control violation (other than parking) connected with a fatal traffic accident brings an Illinois CDL disqualification of at least 12 months. p. 11
A drowsy driver can fall asleep without knowing it and have micro sleeps, brief naps of about four or five seconds; at 55 mph that is more than 100 yards, plenty of time for a crash, and a sleep debt puts you at risk even if you don't feel drowsy. p. 60
Illinois' manual: placards are signs on the outside of a vehicle that show the hazard class of the cargo; a placarded vehicle needs at least four identical placards (front, rear and both sides), readable from all four directions and at least 10 3/4 inches square, set on a point in a diamond shape. p. 61
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