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Stuff Every Truck Scout Should Know
Practice facts for the Truck Transportation merit badge. Not an official Scouting America credential.
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55 practice questions so far. Each one is a 3-choice card that takes about 30 seconds, and the course grows as new cards pass our source checks.
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- What is the British English word for a truck?
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Lorry. In British English, a truck is commonly called a lorry.
- What does a semi-tractor use to tow a semi-trailer?
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A fifth wheel. Semi-tractors have a fifth wheel hitch for towing semi-trailers.
- Which type of truck has a rotating drum to mix concrete?
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Concrete mixer. Concrete mixers have a rotating drum that mixes and discharges concrete.
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- What is the British English word for a truck?
- What does a semi-tractor use to tow a semi-trailer?
- Which type of truck has a rotating drum to mix concrete?
- What is the purpose of a truck's sleeper cab?
- Which type of cab is common in Europe because of length regulations?
- What does a refrigerator truck transport?
- What is the main purpose of a dump truck?
- What is a common use for a flatbed truck?
- Which truck is designed to recover disabled vehicles?
- What does a tank truck typically carry?
- Which type of truck body is fully enclosed with walls and a roof?
- What is a chassis cab truck suitable for?
- What is the main function of a refuse truck?
- What is one way trucks reduce air pollution inside the cab?
- What is a blind-spot mirror used for on trucks?
- What is the purpose of a truck's governor on mini-trucks in the US?
- What is a common use for light trucks?
- What is a medium truck often used for?
- What is a heavy truck often used for?
- What is an off-road truck often equipped with?
- What is the purpose of a truck's ladder frame?
- What is a common transmission type for heavy trucks in North America?
- What is double-clutching used for in trucks without synchronizers?
- What is a common alternative fuel for refuse trucks in the US?
- What does a truck's cab protect the driver from?
- What should a cab's filtration system remove from intake air?
- Why is good enclosure integrity important in a truck cab?
- What does a truck's HVAC system primarily provide for occupants?
- Why do commercial trucks pay higher road use taxes?
- How does axle weight affect pavement life?
- What does a 90 km/h in-vehicle speed limiter apply to in the EU?
- Why are warning signs placed on the backs of some heavy goods vehicles?
- What does the US federal government regulate for truck drivers?
- What is the US rest period after 11 hours of driving?
- What is the maximum on-duty cycle in the US over 8 days?
- What does a 34 hour restart do for a US truck driver?
- What instrument may be fitted to track a driver's hours?
- What license is required in the US for commercial vehicles weighing 26,001 lb or more?
- What does the US Federal Bridge Law relate to?
- Who sets maximum vehicle weight limits on state and local roads in the US?
- Which US state has a gross vehicle weight limit of 164,000 lb?
- What is a common cab configuration in North America?
- What is a cab-over-engine truck also called?
- Where is the driver seated in a cab-over-engine truck?
- What is a cab-under design meant to maximize?
- What is a truck's frame often called because of its shape?
- What are the holes in truck frame rails used for?
- What is a truck frame usually made of?
- What is a box truck's rear used for?
- What does a flatbed truck lack that a box truck has?
- What does a dump truck's bed do to unload material? ๐
- Why do refuse trucks often use a cab-over design in North America? ๐
- What does a tank truck usually have on its chassis? ๐
- What equipment do wreckers often have for towing? ๐
- What weight range defines medium trucks in the US? ๐