General Knowledge · Question #39

On a one-way street or divided highway, the warning triangles should be placed:

A. 10, 100, and 200 feet behind the vehicle toward approaching traffic
B. 50, 100, 150
C. 5, 50, 100
D. 100, 200, 300

Correct answer: A. 10, 100, and 200 feet behind the vehicle toward approaching traffic
Explanation: On undivided two-way roads use 10/100/200 ft toward both directions. Stopped on the shoulder of a divided/one-way road, place them 10/100/200 ft toward approaching traffic.

Why this question matters on the General Knowledge exam

This question is one of the 65 we have for the General Knowledge CDL knowledge test. The official AAMVA Commercial Driver License Manual chapter on General Knowledge covers exactly this topic, and most state DMV exams pull from the same chapter. Memorizing the right answer is fine for passing, but understanding the underlying rule is what keeps you safe on the road and out of trouble with FMCSA inspectors.

If this topic gave you trouble, take the full General Knowledge practice test to drill it across all the related questions. We recommend reading every explanation, even on the questions you got right, because the manual phrasing in the explanation often shows up word-for-word on the real exam.

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