Welcome to your CDL Class A Permit Practice Test: Air Brakes

How frequently should air tanks be drained to maintain safe brake system operation?

Daily, at the end of each driving day

Every time you stop for fuel

Only when the low air pressure warning comes on

Once per week, unless driving in wet conditions

None

If the ABS is not working, your regular braking system will still function normally.

False

True

None

On long, steep downgrades, the brakes should be used only as a supplement to the engine braking effect.

True

False

None

Front wheel brakes perform effectively and are safe to use under all driving conditions.

True

False

None

What is the function of slack adjusters in an air brake system?

To adjust the clearance between brake components and maintain proper brake function

To control the pressure level in the air tanks

To apply force to the brake pedal during emergency braking

To balance the braking force between front and rear axles

None

How can a driver confirm whether their vehicle is equipped with an antilock braking system (ABS)?

By looking for a warning label on the air tank

By observing the color of the brake chambers

By checking for a yellow ABS indicator light on the dashboard during startup

By testing for brake lock-up during a sudden stop

None

How can a driver test whether the low air pressure warning signal is working correctly?

Check the warning system fuse in the electrical panel during the vehicle inspection

Press and hold the brake pedal while the engine is running—the warning light should flash after 30 seconds

Turn off the engine, release the parking brake, and pump the brake pedal until pressure drops—the warning should activate before reaching 60 PSI

Pull the parking brake while driving slowly and watch for the warning light

None

When driving a tractor-trailer equipped with ABS, what is the proper way to apply the brakes during an emergency stop?

Use only the trailer brake to prevent skidding

Brake firmly and hold the pedal down; the ABS will prevent wheel lock-up

Pump the brakes quickly to engage the system manually

Apply light, steady pressure to avoid triggering the ABS

None

What is one way to check if the spring brakes engage automatically when air pressure gets too low?

Release the parking brake, turn the wheel sharply, and press the accelerator to see if the vehicle moves

Monitor the air gauge while driving uphill with the engine off

Apply the service brakes and observe whether the air tanks refill

With the engine off and parking brake released, pump the brake pedal until the air pressure falls—watch for the parking brake to pop out

None

You do not need to set the parking brake if you are leaving the vehicle for only a short time.

False

True

None

Which of the following factors can lead to brake fade or brake failure in a vehicle with air brakes?

Keeping the air tanks fully drained

Applying the parking brake while driving

Using engine braking too often at low speeds

Excessive use of the brakes on long downhill grades

None

What is the maximum acceptable air leakage rate for a straight truck or bus during a STATIC brake test?

Less than 5 PSI for combination vehicles in 2 minutes

Less than 2 PSI for any vehicle in 30 seconds

Less than 2 PSI for a single vehicle / less than 3 PSI for a combination vehicle in 60 seconds

Less than 3 PSI for a single vehicle / less than 4 PSI for a combination vehicle in 60 seconds

None

What is the maximum air pressure loss allowed during an APPLIED leakage test (brakes fully applied)?

Less than 2 PSI for a single vehicle / less than 3 PSI for a combination vehicle in 60 seconds

Less than 3 PSI for combination vehicles in 90 seconds

Less than 5 PSI for all vehicles in 2 minutes

Less than 3 PSI for a single vehicle / less than 4 PSI for a combination vehicle in 60 seconds

None

All vehicles equipped with air brakes are required to have a low air pressure warning signal.

False

True

None

What is the primary function of spring brakes on vehicles with air brake systems?

To release air from the system during vehicle shutdown

To provide emergency and parking brake functions using spring force when air pressure is lost

To adjust brake slack automatically under load

To boost air pressure during heavy braking

None

What is the main reason for regularly draining air tanks in a vehicle with air brakes?

To balance the pressure between tanks

To remove excess air and maintain pressure levels

To release built-up water and oil that can damage the system

To ensure the parking brake will engage

None

What does a dual air brake system allow a vehicle to do?

Switch between hydraulic and air braking automatically

Use one system for service brakes and one for fuel efficiency

Operate two separate brake systems for added safety in case one fails

Engage trailer brakes separately from tractor brakes

None

Why is it critical to select the correct gear before descending a steep hill?

Because shifting to a lower gear while going downhill can cause brake failure or loss of control

Because engine braking is only needed during uphill climbs

Because automatic transmissions will always shift correctly on their own

Because higher gears use less fuel when coasting downhill

None

What is a correct method for checking slack adjuster free play on an air brake system?

Pull hard on each slack adjuster with the brakes released; it should not move more than about 1 inch

Open the air tank drain valve and listen for air release

Release the parking brake and roll the vehicle forward slowly

Step on the brake pedal and observe the slack adjuster motion

None

What is the purpose of a supply pressure gauge in a vehicle equipped with air brakes?

To measure the force applied to the brake pedal

To release pressure from the brake chambers manually

To control when the air compressor turns on and off

To monitor the air pressure available in the primary and secondary tanks

None

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Welcome to your CDL “H” Endorsement Practice Test: Hazardous Materials Only

Why do shippers package hazardous materials the way they do?

To prepare the material for safe, legal transport

To help the receiver identify the brand

To make the material easier to stack and organize

To increase the resale value of the material

None

Why are vehicles placarded when transporting hazardous materials?

To identify the vehicle for toll exemptions

To inform emergency responders of the risks

To display the driver's credentials

To advertise what the vehicle is carrying

None

What three things do you need to know to determine if placards are required?

The hazard class, amount being transported, and type of packaging

The shipping date, vehicle make, and driver name

The destination city, vehicle color, and material price

The shipper's name, driver license number, and route

None

Why are trailers with heating or air conditioning units restricted for certain hazard classes?

Because they can overheat and ignite flammable or explosive materials

Because they are too large to safely store oxidizers

Because they are only approved for non-regulated consumer goods

Because they lack ventilation required for all hazmat

None

What is considered a "safe haven" for hazardous materials?

A weigh station with nearby fencing

A secure, approved location for parking loaded hazmat vehicles

An unmarked rest area off the highway

Any place the driver feels comfortable stopping

None

Where must the hazardous materials identification number appear on the vehicle?

On the windshield and rear doors only

On the placards and on bulk packaging or cargo tanks

On the shipping paper and trailer registration

On the shipping company website and bill of lading

None

Shippers package hazardous materials in order to accomplish what goal?

To prevent the need for labeling the outside of the package

To keep the material from being released in transportation

To meet manufacturer branding requirements

To reduce the weight of the load for transport

None

How close to the traveled part of the road can you park with Class 1.2 or 1.3 explosives?

At least 5 feet away

At least 50 feet away

At least 10 feet away

At least 20 feet away

None

Which hazard classes are especially dangerous when exposed to smoking or open flame?

Explosives, flammable gases, and flammable liquids

Corrosives, radioactive materials, and miscellaneous hazards

Poisonous substances, oxidizers, and non-flammable gases

Combustibles, ORM-D, and Class 6 poisons

None

Which hazard class uses transport indexes to control how much can be safely loaded?

Corrosives

Radioactive materials

Flammable gas

Explosives

None

Who is responsible for certifying that the hazardous materials shipment has been prepared according to regulations?

The vehicle driver

The shipper

The receiver

The federal transportation agent

None

What must you do if you already have Silver Cyanide on board and the shipper offers to load battery acid?

Place the battery acid above the cyanide

Do not accept the additional load

Separate them using DOT-approved packaging

Request written permission from your carrier

None

What should you do if hazardous material is leaking and there is no phone nearby?

Leave a note for other drivers

Leave the scene immediately and call when possible

Try to clean the spill using your gloves

Park over a storm drain to contain the leak

None

What makes a portable tank different from a cargo tank?

It is smaller and only used for non-hazardous liquids

It is only mounted to railcars, not highway vehicles

It is connected directly to the cab controls

It is temporarily attached to the vehicle and not part of its permanent structure

None

Where must the shipping paper be kept while you are behind the wheel?

In the glove compartment with your logbook

Attached to the outside of the driver-side door

Under your seat in a sealed envelope

On the passenger seat or within immediate reach while seatbelted

None

If the description of a hazardous material is too long for one line on the shipping paper, what must be done?

Use abbreviations instead of full names

Leave it off and attach a separate document

Write only the most important words

Continue the description on the next line without skipping required details

None

If your placarded trailer has dual tires, how often should you check them?

Only if you hear unusual noise

Once per week

At every fuel stop

Only before the trip begins

None

What is the Emergency Response Guide (ERG) used for?

To track fuel mileage and delivery times

To determine safe procedures in the event of a hazmat incident

To locate spill kits inside your vehicle

To plan vehicle maintenance schedules

None

Why is stainless steel not recommended for floor liners when hauling some types of explosives?

It corrodes when exposed to acids

It is not strong enough to support the load’s weight

It is too expensive for most carriers

It can create sparks that may ignite the load

None

How are cargo tanks defined in hazmat transport?

They are large containers permanently attached to a vehicle and used to haul liquids or gases

They are fuel cells carried inside the cab for auxiliary power

They are pressurized holding tanks stored at rest areas

They are temporary tanks for transferring fuel between two vehicles

None

Do you need to stop before crossing a railroad if hauling 100 pounds of Division 4.3 (dangerous when wet) material?

No, not unless transporting explosives

Only in rain or snow

Only if signs are posted

Yes, always

None

How close can you park to a bridge, tunnel, or building when transporting certain explosives?

Never closer than 100 feet

Never closer than 25 feet

Never closer than 50 feet

Never closer than 300 feet

None

If a placard is required for a hazardous material, where must it be displayed on the vehicle?

On all four sides of the vehicle

Only on the front and back for visibility

Only on the rear of the vehicle or trailer

On the rear and driver’s side only

None

What type of fire extinguisher is required on vehicles carrying placarded hazardous materials?

Only a small handheld extinguisher is required

Extinguishers are not required for hazmat

At least one with a minimum rating of 10 B:C

Two 5-pound ABC-rated extinguishers

None

What information must appear on the hazardous materials shipping paper?

The driver’s name and license number

The chemical manufacturer’s contact information

A description of the hazardous materials being transported

The vehicle registration and inspection date

None

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Welcome to your Class A CDL Permit Prep: Combination Vehicles practice quiz.

What can happen if the trailer is positioned too high when you attempt to couple it to the tractor?

The trailer landing gear could collapse from misalignment

The tractor may back under the trailer without locking the kingpin into the fifth wheel

The trailer brakes may automatically release during coupling

The air lines may connect improperly and cause a leak

None

Why is it necessary to use wheel chocks when parking a trailer that does not have spring brakes?

Because it prevents damage to the trailer’s suspension system

Because the service line automatically engages the brakes when parked

Because trailers without spring brakes cannot be steered when disconnected

Because air pressure may leak out, causing the brakes to release

None

Which of the following trailers is least likely to get stuck on a raised railroad-highway crossing?

Car carrier

Livestock trailer

Flatbed trailer

Lowboy trailer

None

Why is it dangerous to use the trailer hand brake to try to correct a jackknifing trailer?

Because it disconnects the ABS system and causes wheel lock-up

Because it can overheat the tractor brakes and reduce stopping power

Because it keeps the trailer wheels locked and makes the skid worse

Because it may delay braking and cause the load to shift

None

After a proper coupling, how much space should there be between the upper and lower fifth wheel plates?

A two-inch gap is normal under heavy loads

There should be no visible gap—the plates should be in full contact

Enough space to insert a gloved hand for inspection

About one inch of space to allow for trailer movement

None

Why should you avoid using the trailer hand valve while driving?

Because it disables the emergency braking system

Because it can cause the trailer to skid or jackknife

Because it puts excess pressure on the front axle brakes

Because it increases fuel consumption at highway speeds

None

What is the function of the trailer air supply control in a combination vehicle?

It synchronizes braking pressure between the tractor and trailer

It adjusts the suspension height of the trailer during loading

It supplies air to the trailer and controls the emergency brakes

It monitors air pressure in the service line only

None

What is the purpose of the service air line in a combination vehicle?

It keeps the trailer’s air tanks pressurized at all times

It activates the trailer brakes only when the parking brake is applied

It supplies air to the trailer suspension and lighting system

It carries air that controls the application of the trailer’s brakes during normal braking

None

What does the term “off-tracking” refer to when driving a combination vehicle?

When the trailer follows a tighter path than the tractor during a turn

When the rear trailer moves ahead of the tractor while turning

When the trailer swings out in the opposite direction during a turn

When the brakes wear unevenly between tractor and trailer

None

Where are the shut-off valves located on a combination vehicle?

Inside the trailer air supply control unit on the dashboard

On the landing gear near the frame rail

Next to the tractor’s fuel tank near the air compressor

At the rear of the last trailer in the brake lines

None

How can you tell if a trailer is equipped with an antilock braking system (ABS)?

There is no way to tell without checking underneath the trailer

Feel for brake pulsation when stopping at low speed

Check the air pressure gauge for a blinking warning light

Look for a yellow ABS indicator light on the left side of the trailer, near the rear

None

When backing a trailer, you should position the vehicle to back in a curved path toward the driver’s side whenever possible.

False

True

None

How do you test the trailer service brakes to ensure they are working properly?

Check the air tanks to see if pressure builds during braking

Pull out the trailer air supply control and release the parking brake

Press the foot brake while parked and check for trailer movement

Gently apply the trailer hand valve while moving forward at a slow speed

None

When pulling a set of trailers, which shut-off valves should be open or closed for proper air flow?

Only the first trailer’s valves should be open; all others should be closed

Open at the back of every trailer regardless of position

Open at the rear of the first trailer and at the middle of second; closed at the end of the last trailer

Closed at all trailer connections to prevent air loss

None

When making a sudden turn while pulling double trailers, which part of the vehicle is most likely to roll over first?

The rear trailer, because it is lighter and more unstable

The tractor, due to its high center of gravity

The lead trailer, because it carries most of the weight

The front trailer axle, because it turns the sharpest

None

What are two key actions a driver can take to help prevent rollover in a combination vehicle?

Use engine braking on curves and shift to a higher gear

Keep the load low and always use the trailer brakes first

Take turns slowly and keep the cargo as close to the ground as possible

Drive slowly around turns and keep the cargo centered

None

You should check the back of the fifth wheel to confirm that the jaws have locked around the kingpin.

True

False

None

What is one way to check that air is flowing to all trailers in a combination vehicle?

Release the parking brake and watch for trailer movement

Disconnect the service line and measure the air pressure drop

Pump the foot brake and check for even brake application across all axles

Open the emergency line shut-off valve at the rear of the last trailer and listen for air escaping

None

Before driving, you should raise the landing gear just enough so it lifts off the ground.

False

True

None

What is a correct way to test the trailer's emergency brakes?

Pull out the trailer air supply control and gently pull against the brakes in a low gear

Use the trailer hand valve to apply the brakes while parked

Press the brake pedal and hold it for 60 seconds while monitoring air loss

Apply the parking brake, release the trailer air supply, and turn off the engine

None

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Welcome to your CDL “P” Endorsement Practice Test: Passenger Transport

What is a standee line?

A safety line in the rear of the bus that marks where standing is allowed

A reflective strip around the bus entry door used during night stops

The line outside the bus that passengers wait behind before boarding

A painted line at the front of the bus that passengers must not cross while the bus is moving

None

How far from a railroad crossing should you stop your bus?

15 to 50 feet before the tracks

At least one full bus length away

5 feet from the nearest rail

Directly on the tracks

None

Does it matter where you let a disruptive passenger off the bus?

Yes, only law enforcement may remove a disruptive passenger

Yes, you must choose a safe location away from traffic

No, any scheduled stop is acceptable

No, as long as the passenger wants to get off

None

Which of the following is something you would not check during a passenger bus interior safety inspection?

Windshield wipers and washer fluid levels

Floor covering and step lighting

Emergency exits and signage

Passenger seating and handrails

None

When must you stop before crossing a drawbridge?

Only if the bridge appears to be rising

When there is no traffic control signal and the bridge does not have a traffic officer

At all drawbridges, regardless of signals

Only during nighttime or poor visibility conditions

None

Which hazardous materials are not allowed to be transported by bus?

Division 2.3 poison gas and liquid Class 6 poisons

Fire extinguishers or engine coolant

Small arms ammunition labeled ORM-D

Bleach in consumer-size containers

None

Which of the following hazardous materials may be transported by bus?

More than 100 pounds of solid Class 6 poisons

Division 2.3 poison gas

Class 7 radioactive materials

Small arms ammunition labeled ORM-D

None

Which of the following is allowed while driving a bus with passengers on board?

Towing a disabled vehicle with passengers onboard

Turning on the interior lights

Fueling the bus

Talking with passengers

None

The rear door of a transit bus must be open to set the parking brake.

True

False

None

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Ensuring the safety of our students during their commute is a paramount responsibility for school bus drivers. Recent incidents have highlighted the dire consequences of neglecting proper child check procedures, emphasizing the need for vigilance and adherence to safety protocols.

Alarming Incidents Spotlighting Negligence

In a concerning event, a 5-year-old child in Fayette County was left alone on a school bus for 90 minutes. The parents, seeking answers, expressed their distress over the oversight that could have led to severe consequences.

Similarly, in Narragansett, a 6-year-old student was unintentionally left on a school bus, prompting an investigation into the circumstances and the protocols followed by the transportation staff.

Expert Insights on Child Check Protocols

Industry professionals emphasize the necessity of thorough child checks. A Child Check is a simple yet vital practice that ensures no child is left behind on the bus. Each year, several incidents are reported where children have been forgotten. That’s why performing a Child Check is a non-negotiable aspect of a school bus driver’s responsibilities. This step helps protect young lives and preserves the trust that families place in their school’s transportation system.

“Between 2009 and 2013, Indiana recorded at least 86 incidents where children were left unattended on school buses. Reports indicate these events have continued.”

While more than 25 million children in the U.S. ride yellow buses daily, even one oversight is too many. Rigorous post-trip inspection protocols, supported by continuous training and oversight, are essential to maintaining student safety and public confidence in transportation services.

Implementing Effective Child Check Systems

To enhance safety, many school districts and transportation providers have adopted tools like the Child Check-Mate System—an electronic reminder system built to prevent children from being left behind. Once the engine is started, the system activates. At the end of a route, the driver must walk to the back of the bus and press a button to deactivate the alert, effectively forcing a cabin sweep. If skipped, audible alarms and flashing signals are triggered.

This procedure not only serves as a visual inspection but also builds consistent, accountable habits among drivers. Systems like Child Check-Mate have helped reduce incidents of forgotten children and promote trust across school communities. More importantly, they provide peace of mind to parents and reinforce a culture of safety in school transportation.

Enhanced Training and Awareness

These recurring incidents emphasize the urgent need for robust training programs and a safety-first mindset across school transportation departments. Schools and bus companies must make regular safety refresher courses mandatory, focusing on child check procedures and emergency response actions.

The daily safety of students relies on the diligence of transportation teams. Reinforcing child check expectations and integrating proven technologies are key measures to protect students and strengthen public confidence in the system.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) – School Bus Safety

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As of November 18, 2024, a pivotal regulation from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) took effect, requiring state agencies to take swift action when commercial drivers break drug and alcohol rules. This rule requires state driver’s licensing agencies to downgrade commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) for individuals marked as “prohibited” in the Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse. If you hold a CDL, understanding and acting on this rule is critical to protecting your driving career.

Understanding the FMCSA’s Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse

The Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse is a real-time online system that tracks substance-related violations among commercial drivers. FMCSA designed it to keep impaired drivers off the road. For example, employers must check the Clearinghouse when hiring and run annual checks to ensure their drivers meet federal standards. In turn, this helps improve highway safety for everyone.

Regulation: What You Need to Know

The new rule gives state agencies a 60-day window to downgrade CDLs after receiving notice that a driver is listed as “prohibited” in the Clearinghouse. Drivers who haven’t completed the Return-to-Duty (RTD) process risk being pulled off the road. To avoid this, it’s essential to follow each required step of the RTD process. If you fail to act, you may lose your license and the ability to work.

The implications of this regulation are vast. According to recent reports, over 163,000 CDL holders are currently listed as ‘prohibited’ in the Clearinghouse.

Drivers flagged in the Clearinghouse must act fast. Start the RTD process immediately to prevent a downgrade. This federal crackdown highlights how seriously the FMCSA takes compliance. The goal is clear: keep unqualified drivers off the road.

Steps to Reinstating Your CDL

If a state agency downgraded your CDL due to a ‘prohibited’ status, follow these five key steps to get it reinstated:

1. Substance Abuse Professional (SAP) Evaluation: Schedule an appointment with a certified SAP. They will determine what education or treatment is necessary.
2. Complete the Required Program: Finish the treatment or education plan recommended by your SAP.
3. Follow-Up Assessment: Return to the SAP for a final evaluation to confirm you met all requirements.
4. Pass Return-to-Duty (RTD) Testing: Before you can return to duty, make sure you pass the required drug and/or alcohol test.
5. Complete Follow-Up Testing: Stay compliant with ongoing random testing over the required period.

Once you complete these steps, the FMCSA will update your Clearinghouse record. At that point, you can apply for a reinstated CDL and return to commercial driving.

Preventative Measures for All CDL Drivers

If you’re currently active and want to stay that way, consider these best practices:

• Stay Informed: Check FMCSA updates regularly and stay current with drug and alcohol policy changes.
• Remain Compliant: Don’t take chances with substances. Even one mistake can derail your career.
• Reach Out Early: If you need help, don’t wait. Use resources before a violation occurs.

This regulation signals a stricter enforcement era. For drivers, the message is clear: stay compliant, stay ready, and stay safe. Your CDL is more than a license—it’s your livelihood.

To dive deeper into the FMCSA regulation and how downgrades work, check out the full video below:

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Credibly innovate granular internal or “organic” sources whereas high standards in web-readiness. Energistically scale future-proof core competencies vis-a-vis impactful experiences. Dramatically synthesize integrated schemas with optimal networks. Interactively procrastinate high-payoff content without backward-compatible data. Quickly cultivate optimal processes and tactical architectures. Completely iterate covalent strategic theme areas via accurate e-markets. Globally incubate standards compliant channels before scalable benefits. Quickly disseminate superior deliverables whereas web-enabled applications. Quickly drive clicks-and-mortar catalysts for change before vertical architectures.

Credibly reintermediate backend ideas for cross-platform models. Continually reintermediate integrated processes through technically sound intellectual capital. Holistically foster superior methodologies without market-driven best practices.

Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination. At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation X is on the runway heading towards a streamlined cloud solution. User generated content in real-time will have multiple touchpoints for offshoring.

Nanotechnology immersion along the information highway will close the loop on focusing.

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Collaboratively administrate empowered markets via plug-and-play networks. Dynamically procrastinate B2C users after installed base benefits. Dramatically visualize customer directed convergence without revolutionary ROI.

Efficiently unleash cross-media information without cross-media value. Quickly maximize timely deliverables for real-time schemas. Dramatically maintain clicks-and-mortar solutions without functional solutions. Completely synergize resource taxing relationships via premier niche markets. Professionally cultivate one-to-one customer service with robust ideas. Dynamically innovate resource-leveling customer service for state of the art customer service. Objectively innovate empowered manufactured products whereas parallel platforms. Holisticly predominate extensible testing procedures for reliable supply chains. Dramatically engage top-line web services vis-a-vis cutting-edge deliverables.

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Credibly innovate granular internal or “organic” sources whereas high standards in web-readiness. Energistically scale future-proof core competencies vis-a-vis impactful experiences. Dramatically synthesize integrated schemas with optimal networks. Interactively procrastinate high-payoff content without backward-compatible data. Quickly cultivate optimal processes and tactical architectures. Completely iterate covalent strategic theme areas via accurate e-markets. Globally incubate standards compliant channels before scalable benefits. Quickly disseminate superior deliverables whereas web-enabled applications. Quickly drive clicks-and-mortar catalysts for change before vertical architectures.

Credibly reintermediate backend ideas for cross-platform models. Continually reintermediate integrated processes through technically sound intellectual capital. Holistically foster superior methodologies without market-driven best practices.

Bring to the table win-win survival strategies to ensure proactive domination. At the end of the day, going forward, a new normal that has evolved from generation X is on the runway heading towards a streamlined cloud solution. User generated content in real-time will have multiple touchpoints for offshoring.

Nanotechnology immersion along the information highway will close the loop on focusing.

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