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New Hampshire winters often present significant challenges for commercial drivers. In a partially full tanker, the movement of the cargo acts as an internal wrecking ball. On icy roads, a sudden stop will cause the liquid to slam forward, which can easily push a truck into an intersection or trigger a jackknife. As a professional tanker driver, you must rely on gentle engine braking to maintain stability during the winter months.
Tanker vehicle safety practices, commercial driving regulations, and air brake systems in tanker vehicles and other topics are discussed in Section 8 (Tank Vehicles) of the official Commercial Driver’s License Manual (New Hampshire CDL Handbook 2026). This comprehensive resource is published by the state’s Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and should not be missing from your study toolkit.
Our New Hampshire CDL Tanker Vehicles Practice Tests can help you master this subject through active learning. You’re now about to take the second practice test in this series. Answer all questions and score 80% or higher to pass. Do not get discouraged if you fail. It is perfectly normal to make mistakes during your learning phase. We support your learning by providing a detailed explanation for each question. This feedback can help you identify areas that need improvement and learn from your mistakes. For future reference, you should note this feedback in a notebook or notebook app.
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Always read each question at least twice. This helps you fully understand what is being asked. You should avoid rushing, as doing so will cause you to make avoidable mistakes. There’s little room for error on exam day when you’re taking your theory exams. Our Free New Hampshire CDL Permit Practice Test can help you ace the official general knowledge test on your first attempt, but you must put in the time and effort to master this subject.
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