Oklahoma CDL Combination study materials
Oklahoma CDL Combination study resources

Oklahoma CDL Combination case studies

Oklahoma CDL Combination · Put your knowledge to work in context.

The Oklahoma CDL Combination knowledge test is the written exam a driver takes to add combination-vehicle authority to a Commercial Driver's License. In practice this means Class A: a tractor-trailer or truck-and-trailer setup where a towed unit exceeds 10,000 pounds. The Oklahoma CDL Combination case studies are 5 cases and about 4,121 words.

1

Pre-Dawn Pickup: A Low Trailer, a Loose Release Handle, and a Late Fee

You are dispatched at 0345 from a yard in Oklahoma City to pick up a loaded 53-foot dry van for a 0600 delivery in Tulsa. The trailer has been sitting on a gravel lot since yesterday; the overnight low was 28°F, and the landing gear has settled so the kingpin plate rides about 2 inches lower than your fifth wheel's grease plate.

851 words, about 4 min
2

The 25-mph Ramp Taken at 45: Loaded Van, Wet Pavement

You are eastbound on I-40 near Henryetta, Oklahoma, at 2130 in light rain. Your rig is a 5-axle tractor-semitrailer; the trailer is a 53-foot van loaded with palletized bottled water, about 43,000 pounds of payload stacked nearly floor to ceiling, so the load's center of gravity is high.

771 words, about 4 min
3

Leak-Down Test Fails Twice and the Trailer ABS Lamp Stays On

It is 0610 and 34°F at a terminal in Tulsa. You are doing the pre-trip on a 2016 tractor pulling a 2012 53-foot dry van that has been parked since yesterday afternoon.

832 words, about 4 min
4

The Tight Right Turn: Tandems Forward, a Pole, and a Helpful Pickup

You are delivering to a farm supply store on a two-lane US highway through a small Oklahoma town. The turn is from a 12-foot-wide lane onto a 24-foot-wide cross street.

850 words, about 4 min
5

Overweight Steer Axle, Forty-Two Feet of Lumber, and a Box of Chains

You are at a shipper's dock in Catoosa, Oklahoma, with a 3-axle tractor and a 53-foot flatbed with sliding tandem axles. The load is 42-foot-long bundles of treated lumber, 30,000 pounds total in six banded bundles.

817 words, about 4 min