- Updated for January 2025
- Based on 2025 NY commercial driver's license manual
Free New York CDL Metal Coil Endorsement Practice Test 2025
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- If you will only drive commercially in New York State, you must be at least ____ years old to apply for an M endorsement on your Class B CDL.
- Federal cargo securement rules apply to what types of commercial vehicles?
- What is the minimum amount of force that a cargo securement system must withstand when the CMV is turning, changing lanes, or traveling on a curve or ramp?
- If an aluminum coil weighs 12,000 pounds, the load securement must provide at least 6,000 pounds of securement to prevent movement in the rearward direction. In terms of the acceleration of gravity (g), this equals
- What is the definition of Working Load Limit (WLL)?
- Federal securement requirements apply to the transportation of one or more metal coils which, individually or grouped together, weigh
- What is a sided vehicle?
- Which of the following statements about fully contained cargo is FALSE?
- If a steel coil weighs 8,000 pounds, the load securement must provide __________ to prevent movement in the forward direction.
- To determine whether the securement system is compliant,
- As required by state and federal regulations, who is responsible for proper load securement?
- A driver is required to check the cargo and its securing devices within how many miles after starting a trip?
- What is the maximum working load limit of a binder with a handle marked “3/8 - G7, 7/16 - G43”?
- A 5/8-inch chain that has a working load limit of 13,000 pounds should have links marked with what strength rating?
- What is the working load limit of unmarked 2-inch synthetic webbing?
- A metal coil is secured with 3/8-inch chains that do not display a strength rating. What are the default strength rating and working load limit (WLL) of each chain?
- Which of the following is NOT one of the three failure modes of a securement system?
- A securement system is a securement method that uses
- Tiedowns that pass through or around an article of cargo are called
- Tiedowns that pass over an article of cargo are called
- Tiedown assemblies and other attachment or fastening devices used to secure articles of cargo must not contain
- To secure loads on a trailer equipped with rub rails, where should you place the tiedowns?
- Which of the following statements about the use of edge protection is FALSE?
- What is edge protection used for?
- What is dunnage?
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