A "no stopping " sign means that, unless directed to do so by a policeman, you may stop only:
- 1.For less than 5 minutes
- 2.To discharge passengers
- 3.Long enough to unload packages
- 4.To avoid conflict with other traffic
On a road with no sidewalks, a pedestrian should walk on the side:
- 1.On which traffic is moving
- 2.Which has the lightest traffic
- 3.Which has the heaviest traffic
- 4.Facing oncoming traffic
Yellow lines separate:
- 1.Railroad tracks
- 2.Traffic lanes moving in opposite directions
- 3.Traffic lanes on one-way streets
When passing in the oncoming traffic lane of a two lane road, you should consider:
- 1.The speed and distance of oncoming traffic, and possible hazards
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Your speed relative to others, and your ability to accelerate
- 4.How much clear space you need to pass, and how much you have
When you want to make a right turn, your car must be:
- 1.Past the center of the intersection when you begin to turn
- 2.Close to the right side of the street
- 3.Near the center of the street
- 4.Close to the left side of the street
- 1.A restricted area is ahead
- 2.The right lane is ending
- 3.A rest areas is ahead
Driving slower than other traffic tends to:
- 1.Not change the chances of having an accident
- 2.Make an accident more likely to happen
- 3.Make an accident less likely to happen
Drivers must use turn signals when:
- 1.All choices are correct
- 2.Entering and exiting freeways
- 3.Changing lanes and making turns
- 4.Driving toward or away from a curb or roadside
- 1.Narrow pedestrian bridge ahead
- 2.Pedestrians must yield the right-of-way ahead
- 3.There is a pedestrian crosswalk ahead
On long trips you can prevent drowsiness by:
- 1.Slowing down so you can react better
- 2.Turning on your car radio
- 3.Moving your eyes from side to side as you drive
- 4.Stopping at regular intervals for a rest
Who has the right-of-way at an inersection with no crosswalks?
- 1.Pedestrians always have the right-of-way
- 2.Pedestrians, but only with the green walk signal
- 3.Vehicles, but they should slow down and be careful
- 1.Parking is allowed for unloading passengers only
- 2.Parking is for drivers who have a letter from their physician
- 3.Parking is for disabled persons with a placard or special plates
If you become angry or upset, you should:
- 1.Speed up so you can reach your final destination faster
- 2.Control your emotions while driving
- 3.Park the car and "cool down " before driving on
If you see warning hazard lights on a moving passenger vehicle, it means:
- 1.Turn your car around and drive in the opposite direction
- 2.Pull to the right shoulder and stop
- 3.The vehicle has the right-of-way
- 4.There may be a hazard or an accident ahead
- 1.You may turn left on a green light when it is safe
- 2.You may turn left or right when the light is green
- 3.You must wait for the green light
When a school bus with its red lights flashing is stopped ahead on your side of the road, you must:
- 1.Stop as long as the red lights flash
- 2.Stop until you think all of the children are unloaded
- 3.Change lanes, drive slowly, and pass cautiously
You must carefully look for bicycles in traffic lanes because they:
- 1.Could be hidden in your blind spots
- 2.Have the right-of-way
- 3.Must ride facing oncoming traffic
A red arrow pointing to the right on a traffic light means you may:
- 1.Turn right after slowing and checking traffic
- 2.Not turn right until the light turns green
- 3.Turn right after you have come to a complete stop
Should you try to keep a "space cushion " around your vehicle whenever possible?
- 1.Yes, when another driver makes a mistake, you will have time to react
- 2.No, someone may try to crowd in front of you
- 3.No, space cushions are unnecessary. They take up valuable space on the freeway
- 4.Yes, but only on city streets
When waiting to make a left turn, you should give the right-of-way to vehicles coming from the opposite direction:
- 1.Until at least two vehicles have passed
- 2.Until dangerously close cars have passed
- 3.Until all of the cars have passed
