The very first effect of even a small amount of alcohol on a person's safe driving ability is to reduce his or her:
- 1.Steering ability
- 2.Muscle control
- 3.Good judgment
- 4.Quick reflex movements
You must yield the right-of-way at an intersection to:
- 1.The car on your right
- 2.The car in the intersection
- 3.The car in the opposite lane of traffic
- 4.The car on your left
What is the effect of combining alcohol with a prescription or over-the-counter medicine?
- 1.No effect, they are different substances
- 2.The combination could multiply the effects of the alcohol
- 3.The alcohol will help the medicine cure a cold
- 4.The medicine reduces the effect of the alcohol
Tailgating other drivers:
- 1.Cannot result in a traffic citation
- 2.Can frustrate other drivers and make them angry
- 3.Reduces accidents by preventing you from being cut off
If you experience slipping, skidding or "hydroplaning " while driving, you should:
- 1.Slowly ease the gas pedal
- 2.Do not turn or stop quickly; turn slowly and only as needed
- 3.Gently pump disc brakes or use ABS brakes as directed
- 4.All choices are correct
A driver who is taking a non-prescription drug should:
- 1.Drink alcohol instead
- 2.Read the labels on the drug before driving
- 3.Drive only during daylight hours
- 4.Continue to drive
If you are driving and finding it hard to stay awake, you should:
- 1.Drink plenty of black coffee
- 2.Pull off the road, park, remove your ignition key and rest
- 3.Open your windows
Why should drivers and passengers adjust seat headrests in motor vehicles?
- 1.It helps people avoid and reduce the severity of neck injuries
- 2.Tired people can prop up their heads, helping them stay alert
- 3.It lets people maintain their hair styles
- 4.It helps people relax, relieving the stress of driving
Yellow lines separate:
- 1.Traffic lanes on one-way streets
- 2.Railroad tracks
- 3.Traffic lanes moving in opposite directions
Accidents are more likely to happen:
- 1.On multi-lane freeways
- 2.On bridges and overpasses
- 3.When one driver is traveling faster or slower than other drivers on the road
- 4.On city streets during rush-hour traffic
Other drivers are not making room for you to merge onto a freeway with heavy traffic. if it is absolutely necessary, you may:
- 1.Make room by forcing your way into a small gap
- 2.Drive onto a freeway shoulder until a gap appears
- 3.Stop before merging with freeway traffic
- 1.Don't pass unless it is safe to do so
- 2.Be prepared for vehicles passing you
- 3.There is a passing lane ahead
If you are stopped at an intersection and the traffic light turns green, can you go immediately?
- 1.Yes, other traffic or pedestrians must yield to you
- 2.Yes, you now have the right-of-way
- 3.Yes, but yield to any vehicle or person still in the intersection
A red and white triangular sign at an intersection means:
- 1.Look both ways as you cross the intersection
- 2.Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary
- 3.Always come to a full stop at the intersection
- 4.Slow down if an emergency vehicle is approaching
A blind person crossing the street legally has the right-of-way when:
- 1.Helped by another person
- 2.Led by a guide dog, or using a white or metallic cane
- 3.Wearing dark-colored glasses
- 4.Wearing light-colored clothing
When you come to an intersection that is blocked by other traffic, you should:
- 1.Get as close as possible to the other cars
- 2.Sound your horn to make the cars move up
- 3.Stay out of the intersection until you can pass through
- 4.Go slowly until the traffic ahead moves
If you hit a parked car and cannot find the owner, you:
- 1.Must leave a note on or in the car
- 2.Need to do nothing if the damage is only slight
- 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
You should check traffic behind you:
- 1.Only on a freeway or highway
- 2.Only when you are slowing down
- 3.So you will know if you are being tailgated
What does alcohol do to your driving skills and judgment?
- 1.It has no effect on either driving skills or judgment
- 2.It helps driving skills but harms your judgment
- 3.It harms both driving skills and judgment
- 4.It has no effect on judgment but it harms driving skills
