A "no parking " sign means:
- 1.You may stop temporarily to load or unload passengers
- 2.You may leave your vehicle unattended for less than 5 minutes
- 3.You may park if the driver remains in the vehicle
- 4.You may never stop your vehicle
What does alcohol do to your driving skills and judgment?
- 1.It harms both driving skills and judgment
- 2.It helps driving skills but harms your judgment
- 3.It has no effect on either driving skills or judgment
- 4.It has no effect on judgment but it harms driving skills
- 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
Alcohol affects which of the following?
- 1.Judgment of distances
- 2.Reaction time
- 3.Recovery from headlight glare
- 4.All of these choices
Which of these is the proper way to change lanes?
- 1.Signal, check your mirrors, and then change lanes
- 2.Signal, check your mirrors, and look over your shoulder before you change lanes
- 3.Signal before you change lanes and then move over quickly
Which of the following do some highways use to direct drivers into the proper turn lanes?
- 1.Flashing yellow lights
- 2.Flashing red lights
- 3.White lines on the side of the road
- 4.White arrows in the middle of the lanes
A red and white triangular sign at an intersection means:
- 1.Slow down if an emergency vehicle is approaching
- 2.Slow down and be prepared to stop if necessary
- 3.Look both ways as you cross the intersection
- 4.Always come to a full stop at the intersection
Drivers must use turn signals when:
- 1.All choices are correct
- 2.Entering and exiting freeways
- 3.Driving toward or away from a curb or roadside
- 4.Changing lanes and making turns
You are driving on a two-way street and want to turn left at the corner. give the right-of-way to:
- 1.Vehicles stopped at the red light
- 2.Any vehicle coming towards you
- 3.Pedestrians on the sidewalk waiting for a WALK signal
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 intersection
- 4.The car in the opposite lane of traffic
When a traffic signal light is not working, you should:
- 1.Slow down and stop if necessary
- 2.Stop and continue driving when it is safe
- 3.Stop only if other vehicles are present
When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, after you finish, your car should be:
- 1.In the lane with the least traffic
- 2.In the left lane of the street
- 3.In the center of the street
- 4.In the right lane of the street
Following closely behind another vehicle:
- 1.Helps you avoid other drivers' blind spots
- 2.Is a common cause of rear-end accidents
- 3.Increases fuel efficiency
A driver who is taking a non-prescription drug should:
- 1.Drive only during daylight hours
- 2.Drink alcohol instead
- 3.Read the labels on the drug before driving
- 4.Continue to drive
U-turns in business districts are:
- 1.Always illegal because they are dangerous
- 2.Legal at intersections, unless a sign prohibits them
- 3.Legal if the businesses are churches, apartments, or clubs
To avoid getting rear-ended by another vehicle in an emergency, you should:
- 1.Check your rearview mirror often
- 2.Drive with your left foot on the brake pedal at all times
- 3.Turn your head and look over your shoulder
- 4.Start braking early as a signal to the driver behind you
If there is a railroad crossing ahead and a red flashing signal warns you of an approaching train, you must:
- 1.Slow down before crossing
- 2.Stop and don't proceed until the red lights stop flashing
- 3.Stop only if you see a train coming
On long trips you can prevent drowsiness by:
- 1.Turning on your car radio
- 2.Slowing down so you can react better
- 3.Moving your eyes from side to side as you drive
- 4.Stopping at regular intervals for a rest
If your car starts to skid on a slippery road, you should:
- 1.Brake quickly and keep the wheel straight
- 2.Lock your brakes until you come to a full stop
- 3.Steer toward the side of the road to get off the wet pavement
- 4.Steer in the direction you want the front wheels to go
Who is responsibile for knowing how your medications affect your driving?
- 1.Your pharmacist
- 2.You
- 3.Your doctor
