Q
111. Inspect your cargo after you have driven:
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A25 miles or 50 miles depending on the law in the state you are in, then again after 3 hours or after you have driven 150 miles and after every stop for a break.
B75 miles.
C150 miles.
Detailed Explanation
The correct answer is "25 miles or 50 miles depending on the law in the state you are in, then again after 3 hours or after you have driven 150 miles and after every stop for a break.". This is based on federal CDL regulations and safety standards.
Correct Answer: 25 miles or 50 miles depending on the law in the state you are in, then again after 3 hours or after you have driven 150 miles and after every stop for a break.
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