To prevent a load from shifting, there should be at least one tie down for every ____ feet of cargo.
Answer: B
10
Cargo must be secured with at least one tie-down for every ten feet of cargo. Ensure that you have enough tie-downs to meet this requirement. Even the smallest cargo should have a minimum of two tie-downs.
All choices
- A15
- B10
- C20
Why the other answers are wrong
A. 15
One tie-down per 15 feet does not meet the requirement of one tie-down per 10 feet of cargo.
C. 20
One tie-down per 20 feet is insufficient to prevent load shifting according to regulations.
CDL General Knowledge Test Info
Questions on Exam
50
Passing Score
80%
Time Limit
Typically 60 minutes; varies by testing location
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