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Illinois Class B Non-CDL Exam/38Questions and answers
Class A - -Any combination of motor vehicles with a GCWR of 26,001 pounds
or more, providing the GVWR of the vehicle being towed is in excess of
10,000 pounds. Also allows for operation of Class B, C and D vehicles.
Class B - -Any single motor vehicle with a GCWR of 26,001 pounds or more
or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of 10,000 pounds. Also
allows for operation of Class C and D vehicles.
Class C - -Any motor vehicle with a GVWR of more than 16,000 pounds, but
less than 26,001 pounds or any such vehicle towing another not in excess of
10,000 pounds. Also allows for operation of Class D vehicles.
Class D - -Any motor vehicle with a GVWR of 16,000 pounds or less. Does
not include A. B, C, L or M vehicles.
Class L - -Any motor-driven cycle with less than 150cc displacement.
Class M - -Any motor-driven cycle with more than 150cc displacement.
Class I designated state and local highways - -No overall length limit.
Class II designated state and local highways - -No overall length limit;
however, the maximum allowable wheelbase is 55 feet for truck tractor-
semitrailer com - binations and 65 feet for truck tractor-semitrailer-trailer
(double-bottom) com binations.
Class III highways and remainder of state highway system - -Maximum allow
- able wheelbase is 55 feet for the truck tractor-semitrailer combinations. All
other types of vehicle combinations are limited to an overall length of 60 feet
including load.
Non-designated local streets and highways - -Maximum overall length is 55
feet, including loads for truck tractor-semitrailer combinations, and 60 feet
for all other types of vehicle combinations.
Combination of vehicles specially designed to transport motor vehicles - -
May have an overall length of 65 feet plus a front overhang of 3 feet and a
rear overhang of 4 feet on Class I and II highways. On all other highways and
streets, the maximum overall length is 60 feet including load
, Width - -The maximum width for most vehicles is 8 feet, except on
designated Class I and II state high ways and designated local roads where a
width of 8 feet, 6 inches is allowed
Farm Width Exemption - -Loads of farm products or implements of
husbandry being transported during the period from one-half hour after
sunrise to one-half hour before sunset in times of good visibility. These
vehicles are not exempt when there is not enough light, during bad weather
conditions, or when persons or vehicles on the roadway cannot be clearly
seen from 1,000 feet away.
Bus Width Exemption - -Buses operating within the limits of cities and
villages located in counties with populations of 500,000 or more. Maximum
widths may be up to 9 feet; however, no vehicle wider than 8 feet, 8 inches
may be operated on interstate highways in those counties.
Length - -No vehicle with or without a load, other than a semitrailer, shall
exceed a length of 42 feet.
Length Exception - -Exceptions are vehicles hauling pipes, poles, machinery
or other structural objects that cannot be quickly taken apart. However, the
length of these objects may not exceed 80 feet, except for public utility
emergency repairs or for those holding special permits. These vehicles are
not allowed to operate when it is dark or on Saturdays, Sundays and legal
holidays.
Height - -The maximum height for all vehicles on all highways is 13 feet, 6
inches, including load, from the underside of the tire to the top of the
vehicle.
Weight on designated state and local streets and highways - -20,000 pounds
on a single axle; 34,000 pounds on a tandem; and up to 80,000 pounds on a
5-axle combination, depending upon axle spacings.
Weight on non-designated streets and highway - -20,000 pounds on a single
axle; 34,000 pounds on a tandem; and up to 80,000 pounds on a 5-axle
combination. However, any single axle of a 2-axle motor vehicle weighing
36,000 pounds or less and not a part of a combination of vehicles may carry
an axle load of up to 20,000 pounds. Exceptions for certain vehicles are
allowed by statutes and local city ordinances.
Lights & reflectors on vehicles operated outside of city limits between sunset
and sunset - --Two yellow or amber lights on the front of the vehicle; one
light must be on each upper-front corner and visible for 500 feet.
-Three red lights on the rear of the vehicle, which must be in a horizontal line
and visible for 500 feet.
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