What happens to your driver's license if you refuse to take a chemical test (breath or blood)?
- 1.There is no evidence to find you guilty of drunk driving
- 2.You cannot be arrested for drunk driving
- 3.None of these choices
- 4.Your driver's license will be taken away
When stopped at railroad crossing with multiple tracks, cross:
- 1.Only when other vehicles begin crossing
- 2.As soon as the train has passed your roadway
- 3.Only when it is safe to do so
If your vehicle breaks down, you should:
- 1.Pull off of the road as far as possible, while still visible
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Place emergency flares/signs 100 feet around your vehicle
- 4.Turn on four-way flashers and open your hood (if not wet out)
What should you do if you are driving and see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights behind you?
- 1.Speed up to clear traffic
- 2.Stay in your lane but slow down
- 3.Drive to the right edge of the road and stop
- 1.Another lane is merging with your lane
- 2.You have the right-of-way
- 3.Side road ahead
- 1.Beginning or ending left turns
- 2.Passing slow vehicles
- 3.Making right or left turns
You should not enter an intersection with limited space, knowing you will block the intersection:
- 1.Unless some of the cross traffic can get around you
- 2.Under any circumstances
- 3.Unless you have the right-of-way
You are driving on a two-way street and want to turn left at the corner. give the right-of-way to:
- 1.Any vehicle coming towards you
- 2.Pedestrians on the sidewalk waiting for a WALK signal
- 3.Vehicles stopped at the red light
You must yield the right-of-way at an intersection to:
- 1.The car on your right
- 2.The car on your left
- 3.The car in the opposite lane of traffic
- 4.The car in the intersection
Which of these statements is true about slippery road surfaces?
- 1.On cold, wet days, shade from buildings or trees can hide spots of ice
- 2.Bridges and overpasses freeze last
- 3.Pavements are not slippery the first few minutes after it starts raining on a hot day
Before driving into an intersection after a stop, you should look:
- 1.Left and right only
- 2.Left, right, and then left again
- 3.Straight ahead and to the left
You are driving 55 mph in the far left (fast) lane of a freeway posted for 65 mph. you should be cited for driving too slowly:
- 1.Under no circumstances because it is always safer to drive slower than other traffic
- 2.If you block the normal and reasonable flow of traffic
- 3.If the road or weather conditions warrant driving this slowly
A motorist approaching a bicyclist should:
- 1.Exercise extreme caution
- 2.Swerve into the opposite lane
- 3.Proceed as usual
- 4.Speed up to pass him
A driver may park in a space reserved for people with disabilities if the vehicle displays license plates for the disabled:
- 1.And is carrying the disabled person named on the registration
- 2.Only if the driver is disabled
- 3.If someone in the driver's immediate family is disabled
- 4.Regardless of who is in the vehicle
It is illegal to enter an intersection when:
- 1.You cannot cross without obstructing traffic on either side
- 2.The lane you want to enter is open
- 3.The light is yellow
- 4.The light is flashing yellow and you have not come to a complete stop first
On a sharp curve, you should use your brakes to slow your vehicle:
- 1.Just after you enter the curve
- 2.During the entire time you drive through a curve
- 3.Before you enter the curve
Minimum speed signs are designed to:
- 1.Assure pedestrian safety
- 2.Keep traffic flowing smoothly
- 3.Test future traffic signal needs
- 4.Show current local road conditions
When you hear a siren while driving, but cannot immediately see the emergency vehicle, you should:
- 1.Keep driving until you see the vehicle
- 2.Slow down but don't stop until you see it
- 3.Speed up and turn at the next intersection
- 4.Pull to the curb and look to see if it is on your street
When driving on a one-way street, you may turn left onto a one-way street:
- 1.Only if a sign permits the turn
- 2.If traffic on the street moves to the left
- 3.If traffic on the street moves to the right
When driving at night, you can reduce the glare from an approaching car's headlights by:
- 1.Looking to the lower right side of your lane
- 2.Having the inside lights on to make the amount of light equal
- 3.Wearing glasses with lightly tinted lenses
- 4.Looking at a spot on the lower edge of the steering wheel
