CDL Hazmat Practice Test 2023 Part 2 Endorsement Knowledge Test 50 Questions & Answers

#MyTestMyPrep CDL Hazmat ( Hazardous Material) Practice Test 2023 Part 2 | Comprehensive Guide for Endorsement Knowledge Test | 50 Questions & Answers for commercial driver's license.
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Welcome to Part 2 of our CDL Hazmat Practice Test 2023 series. This video is specifically designed to assist you in obtaining your Hazmat Endorsement by providing you with an engaging and comprehensive practice test experience.
This video includes 50 carefully selected questions, each followed by a detailed answer to enrich your understanding of the material. These questions cover a broad spectrum of the HAZMAT knowledge test, including safety regulations, vehicle inspection, hazardous materials handling, and emergency situations. Our aim is to thoroughly prepare you for the 2023 Endorsement Knowledge Test.
By using this video as a study tool, you will be better equipped to ace your Hazmat test on your first attempt. Each question presented mirrors the format you'll encounter during the actual CDL Hazmat exam, ensuring that you are not only learning the necessary information but also becoming familiar with the test structure.
Don't forget to check out the first part of our CDL Hazmat Practice Test 2023 series if you haven't already. Your journey to securing your Hazmat Endorsement doesn't have to be daunting - with proper preparation and practice, you'll be ready to hit the road confidently and safely.
Remember, safety is our primary concern and understanding the correct procedures in handling hazardous materials is crucial for all CDL holders. So, sit back, focus, and let's get you ready for your CDL Hazmat Endorsement Knowledge Test!
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[@FJBCmonMan]

Correct answer to Question 10 is answer C) 300 feet not B) 200 feet. Reference Section 9.6.2 of the Hazardous Materials section of the NYS CDL Manual

[@jizoehizoe213]

there's alot of misinformation in this study guide.

[@shermanvance4761]

Also # 9 is wrong. Should b. ( B)

[@edgarcuen2841]

It’s better to get the CDL apps 👍🏽

[@chef_rg.2]

#9.... Correct answer is actually B.)

[@FJBCmonMan]

You are correct Chef_rg.2268. This must be corrected and re-uploaded.

[@josemartinez-vn6no]

I knew that was wrong maybe I’m ready to take it!

[@ATL0893]

Yes , on CDL prep I answered “30 mins has passed” and got the answer wrong

[@princeofallsayings166]

For the most part this is a great guide but it a few answers are incorrect and that can really mess someone up with their studying. This video should be revised to make sure all the info is correct

[@Kelly-np2tg]

It seems like a lot of the study guides has wrong answers, which is really misleading.

[@somobelate4105]

#9 the correct answer B

[@Kelly-np2tg]

I feel like your voice is the most pleasant to listen to on all these hazmat videos but this bell being so excessively loud makes my brain just want to exit and disconnect from the video.

[@mjvinluan5968]

Question 10. You may not park a vehicle carrying hazardous materials within ____feet of an open fire? You answered B) 200 ft? Is that really the right answer? Thanks

[@MyTestMyPrep]

For this question, I would suggest you to verify with your local or state rules.

[@chef_rg.2]

300 feet

[@shermanvance4761]

Yea. Answer 300 ft. Also 9. Is wrong. It's b. The explosives have to b moved b4 pulling then apart. That was on my test.

[@ruffnreadybeatz7349]

@@shermanvance4761 this is the one I was looking for. I knew this was not correct. It said 30 minutes have passed. Doesn't even make common sense. Threw me off for a sec. Thanks for pointing this one out🙏🏽

[@shermanvance4761]

Question 9. Is wong. Answer is B.

[@elmerbolanos1306]

I agree with others on this prep test many are incorrect. Needs to be revised badly

[@lowlifegarage]

Make sure ur answers are correct before telling people are the wrong information

[@waltercortez786]

QUESTION #9 THE ANSWER IS WRONG,ANSWER SHOULD BE 'B'THE EXPLOSIVES HAVE BEEN PLACED AT LEAST 200FT AWAY FROM THE VEHICLES AND OCCUPIED BUILDINGS!

[@amineaziz7677]

Thank you very much for your help. Can you please send More I have a text in August.

[@MyTestMyPrep]

Did you check our part 1 video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYPFfaOMa7uenMk

[@michaelsena4342]

Part 1 and 2 were great. Do you have part 3?

[@MyTestMyPrep]

not yet! but will come soon!

[@engelamparo2010]

Are you passed?

[@jameskamau9826]

Question 10 the correct answer is 300feet.

[@shermanvance4761]

#45 is also wrong. Answer driver 3 - The Driver. Makes sure the shipper identified, marked, and labeled the HazMat properly.

[@shermanvance4761]

The shipper makes sure its all correct. Then thr driver b4 leaving looks over it to make sure it's correct.

[@shermanvance4761]

How could the carrier. That'd who the driver works for. So why would thr carrier b there.

[@Love_Street]

Does this apply to TX haz mat tests?

[@somobelate4105]

#10 the correct answer C

[@somobelate4105]

#23 the correct answer B

[@ilovedarren2892]

Question 9 the correct answer Is B

[@tiayeary3205]

The question pertaining when a truck carrying explosives has crashed with another vehicle. You should not pull them apart... When the explosives have been placed 200 feet away from the vehicles and occupied buildings. You have selected C) When 30 mins has passed In the video.

[@MyTestMyPrep]

sorry for the error

[@shermanvance4761]

Yea number 9. Answer b

[@franciscovillanueva3058]

California test

[@tedgerber4912]

Can't find part one

[@MyTestMyPrep]

Please check kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYPFfaOMa7uenMk

[@somobelate4105]

# 32 the correct answer C

[@princeofallsayings166]

No # 32 is correct. The id number comes last on the shipping paper

[@shermanvance4761]

An easy way to remember this sequence is to refer to the acronym “ISHP”: Identification Number, Shipping Name, Hazard Class or Division, and Packing Group. If a technical name is required, it must be placed in parentheses and listed after the Proper Shipping Name or Basic Description.

[@shermanvance4761]

This says the ID # comes 1st

[@shermanvance4761]

I haul gas. An on my bol. Here's what it has. UN 1203. GASOLINE, 3 PG II SO THAT TELLS ME THE ID# COMES 1ST

[@shermanvance4761]

So yes I've seen practice test that werfalso wrong. Now that I think about it.

[@rafaelmontalvo1146]

Not right at all don't use this one