Towing, coasting, backing & littering

1. Faster than 40 mph
2. At any speed
3. Faster than 15 mph
4. Faster than 25 mph

Answer: Faster than 25 mph

When traveling faster than 25 mph, you need safety chains or brakes capable of holding the trailer if the coupling breaks.

1. One red rear light only
2. No additional lighting is required
3. Two amber front clearance lamps and two red rear clearance lights
4. Four white lights on all corners

Answer: Two amber front clearance lamps and two red rear clearance lights

Trailers 80 inches or more in width need two amber clearance lamps on the front and two red clearance lights on the back.

1. It must be designed to prevent unintentional uncoupling
2. It only needs to be made of metal
3. It must be a single rigid bar
4. It must be visible from 500 feet

Answer: It must be designed to prevent unintentional uncoupling

The drawbar or connection must be of such design, strength, and construction to prevent the unintentional uncoupling of the vehicles.

1. $250
2. $500
3. $1,000
4. $100

Answer: $500

If you throw or deposit litter on a public highway, you are subject to a $500 fine.

1. Sound the horn continuously while backing
2. Walk around the vehicle to check for clearance
3. Nothing extra is needed if mirrors are adjusted
4. Only use the rearview mirror

Answer: Walk around the vehicle to check for clearance

Before backing, you should walk around your vehicle to check for clearance and avoid hazards.

1. True
2. False

Answer: False

Coasting downhill in neutral is prohibited for any motor vehicle, and coasting with the clutch disengaged is also prohibited for trucks and buses.