Back to Montana
Montana Class D Knowledge Test Practice
Full test preview Question 1 of 30
0 answered 30 remaining
Passing target: 80% (24/30)
Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice
In daylight you are hauling lumber in a pickup, and the boards stick out 5 feet past the rear of the truck. What must you display at the end of the load?
Secured boards extend behind a pickup in daylight. The neutral card states a five-foot overhang beyond the vehicle’s rear.
Correct answer: A red flag or cloth that is at least 12 inches square
Why
When headlights are required, the end of the load needs a red lamp and a red reflector instead. A marked load helps following drivers see how far it extends so they do not hit it. Tie down every load securely so that nothing can fall onto the road.
Verified against Montana Driver Manual English · Projecting load lamp or flag · p. 26
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related Montana questions
Your older car has a shoulder belt that moves into place by itself when you close the door, and a separate lap belt that you must fasten. What should you do before you drive?You are driving with your 18-month-old nephew. Under current Montana law, how must he ride?An officer stops you for a traffic violation in Montana. Besides your driver license and registration, what must you be able to show?Your car's muffler has rusted through. The engine now roars, and you notice an exhaust smell inside the car. What should you do?Montana requires vehicle owners to carry liability insurance. Under current Montana law, what are the minimum limits?You are driving on a city street. In which situation should you give a light tap on your horn?