Halfway up a grade, a metal arm swings down at the top of your windshield. What is it telling you?
Right! That arm is a wig wag, a low air warning that comes down under 60 psi. 📖 p. 5-3
Who takes it: every CDL class (A, B and C).
Needed to drive a truck or bus with air brakes. Without it, your CDL gets an air brake restriction. 25 questions, 20 right to pass (80%).
Halfway up a grade, a metal arm swings down at the top of your windshield. What is it telling you?
Right! That arm is a wig wag, a low air warning that comes down under 60 psi. 📖 p. 5-3
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