Tailgating other drivers:
- 1.Reduces accidents by preventing you from being cut off
- 2.Can frustrate other drivers and make them angry
- 3.Cannot result in a traffic citation
When you intend to leave an expressway, you should begin your turn signal:
- 1.100 feet before the exit ramp
- 2.Just as you get to the exit ramp
- 3.50 feet before the exit ramp
- 4.When you see cars behind you in the exit lane
Where should you park when your tire suddenly deflates on a highway?
- 1.Off the pavement
- 2.Where your car will be visible for 200 feet from the front
- 3.In the right-hand lane
Accidents are more likely to happen:
- 1.When one driver is traveling faster or slower than other drivers on the road
- 2.On city streets during rush-hour traffic
- 3.On bridges and overpasses
- 4.On multi-lane freeways
Blocking an intersection during "rush hour " traffic is:
- 1.Not permitted under any circumstances
- 2.Not permitted unless you have the right-of-way
- 3.Not permitted unless some of the cross traffic can get around you
You should check traffic behind you:
- 1.Only when you are slowing down
- 2.Only on a freeway or highway
- 3.So you will know if you are being tailgated
When you have left an expressway and are entering an ordinary highway, you should:
- 1.Change gradually to the lower speed limit
- 2.Stay twice as far behind other cars
- 3.Check your tires for correct pressure
- 4.Check your speedometer to keep at the lower speed limit
Anyone who drives a motor vehicle in the state has consented to take a chemical test for the alcohol content of his or her blood, breath, or urine:
- 1.If asked by law enforcement
- 2.Only if he or she has been drinking alcohol
- 3.Only if an accident has occurred
Safely backing up your vehicle includes all of the following except:
- 1.Looking over your right shoulder as you back up
- 2.Checking behind your vehicle before you get in
- 3.Tapping your horn before you back up
U-turns in business districts are:
- 1.Always illegal because they are dangerous
- 2.Legal if the businesses are churches, apartments, or clubs
- 3.Legal at intersections, unless a sign prohibits them
You may cross a double yellow line to pass another vehicle if the line is:
- 1.Broken on your side
- 2.Solid on your side
- 3.Solid on both sides
Where should you stop your vehicle when there is no limit line?
- 1.Just past the corner
- 2.At the corner
- 3.Twenty feet before the intersection
Drivers about to pass others should be especially careful of pedestrians and vehicles entering the road at:
- 1.Railroad crossings and stations
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Crossroads, intersections and junctions
- 4.Shopping center entrances and exits
When you are driving slowly in the freeway fast lane, blocking traffic which wishes to pass, you should:
- 1.Change lanes to the right when it is safe to do so
- 2.Only change lanes when there are five or more vehicles behind you
- 3.Not change lanes when you are driving the speed limit
- 1.You must turn left or make a U-turn
- 2.Left or U-turn permitted on green arrow only
- 3.Left or U-turn permitted on any green light
- 1.U-turn area ahead
- 2.No passing
- 3.No U-turn
What vehicles must stop at all railroad crossings?
- 1.School buses and passenger buses carrying passengers
- 2.Vehicles towing a trailer
- 3.Motorcycles
- 4.Pickup trucks
What does a flashing yellow light mean?
- 1.Come to a full stop
- 2.Pedestrian crossing
- 3.Proceed with caution
- 4.Merging traffic
When a car with bright headlights comes toward you at night, you should:
- 1.Look below the oncoming headlights
- 2.Look toward the right edge of your lane
- 3.Move toward the right edge of your lane
- 4.Look above the oncoming headlights
When backing out of an angled parking space, you should always move slowly and:
- 1.Look over your right shoulder
- 2.Have someone outside of the vehicle direct you
- 3.Look at your rearview mirror
