Worn or "bald " tires:
- 1.Cause vehicles to "hydroplane "
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Cause tire failure and/or blown out tires
- 4.Increase stopping distance, while decreasing overall control
Drinking alcohol and driving is:
- 1.Safe if you only have a few drinks
- 2.Only dangerous to the driver who drinks
- 3.A serious traffic safety problem
- 4.A minor traffic safety problem
Two sets of solid double yellow lines two feet or more apart:
- 1.May only be crossed to enter a private driveway
- 2.Denote a lane for beginning or ending left-hand turns
- 3.Should be treated like a solid wall and not be crossed
- 1.A railroad crossing
- 2.A crosswalk
- 3.A blasting zone
- 4.An intersection
Seat belts properly worn will:
- 1.Keep you from moving your body
- 2.Prevent accidents
- 3.Reduce the risk of injury
Traffic fatalities are _____________ at night compared to daytime.
- 1.about three to four times as high
- 2.about twice as high
- 3.about five to six times as high
- 4.about the same
Which of these statements is true about motorcycles?
- 1.Motorcycles may not share traffic lanes
- 2.Motorcycles should be followed at a greater distance
- 3.Motorcycles are small and can easily be seen by drivers
Who is responsibile for knowing how your medications affect your driving?
- 1.Your doctor
- 2.You
- 3.Your pharmacist
When you are driving slowly in the freeway fast lane, blocking traffic which wishes to pass, you should:
- 1.Only change lanes when there are five or more vehicles behind you
- 2.Change lanes to the right when it is safe to do so
- 3.Not change lanes when you are driving the speed limit
What is the difference between traffic lights with red arrows and those with solid red lights?
- 1.Red arrows are only used to stop traffic that is turning left
- 2.You cannot turn against a red arrow, even if you stop first
- 3.Red arrows are only used for protected turn lanes
You must yield the right-of-way to an approaching vehicle when you are:
- 1.Already in an intersection
- 2.Turning left
- 3.Already in a traffic circle
- 4.Going straight ahead
If another driver "cuts " in front of you, it would be better if you:
- 1.Accelerate to avoid being cut off
- 2.Take your foot off the gas
- 3.Brake suddenly
Blood alcohol content (bac) depends on each of the following except:
- 1.How much you drink
- 2.Your body weight
- 3.How physically fit you are
- 4.How much time passes between drinks
Who has the right-of-way at an inersection with no crosswalks?
- 1.Pedestrians, but only with the green walk signal
- 2.Vehicles, but they should slow down and be careful
- 3.Pedestrians always have the right-of-way
When a school bus is stopped and its red lights are flashing, you may:
- 1.Pass if you are facing the front of the bus
- 2.Pass if it is on the other side of a divided highway
- 3.Not pass while the red lights are flashing
- 4.Pass if no children are on the road
You must yield the right-of-way at an intersection to:
- 1.The car in the intersection
- 2.The car on your right
- 3.The car on your left
- 4.The car in the opposite lane of traffic
What does alcohol do to your driving skills and judgment?
- 1.It has no effect on judgment but it harms driving skills
- 2.It has no effect on either driving skills or judgment
- 3.It harms both driving skills and judgment
- 4.It helps driving skills but harms your judgment
How might combining alcohol with another drug affect you?
- 1.Reduces the effects of the alcohol
- 2.Increases the effects of both
- 3.Reduces the effects of the drug or medicine
- 4.Has no effect on driving ability
Alcohol affects which of the following?
- 1.All of these choices
- 2.Judgment of distances
- 3.Reaction time
- 4.Recovery from headlight glare
- 1.Parking is allowed for unloading passengers only
- 2.Parking is for disabled persons with a placard or special plates
- 3.Parking is for drivers who have a letter from their physician
