Texas CDL General Knowledge Practice Exam

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What could be identified during a pre-trip inspection?

Excess fuel consumption
Potential safety issues
Passenger requirements
Route planning

The correct answer is: Potential safety issues

During a pre-trip inspection, identifying potential safety issues is essential for ensuring the vehicle is safe to operate before hitting the road. This inspection involves a thorough check of various components of the vehicle, including brakes, lights, tires, and fluid levels. Identifying these safety issues beforehand can significantly reduce the risk of accidents, breakdowns, or vehicle malfunctions while driving. Excess fuel consumption, passenger requirements, and route planning are not typically part of the pre-trip inspection process. While these are important aspects of operating a commercial vehicle, they do not fall within the scope of checking the vehicle’s physical condition and safety features that a pre-trip inspection covers. Therefore, recognizing potential safety issues directly contributes to the overall goal of the pre-trip inspection: to ensure the driver and vehicle are prepared for safe travel.