Which of the following is true regarding safety belts?
- 1.They keep you from being thrown clear to safety, which lowers your chances of surviving accidents
- 2.Most likely you will drown if your seatbelt is on when your car goes into a lake or river
- 3.They increase your chances of survival in most types of accidents
Night driving is dangerous because:
- 1.Drivers are less cautious at night
- 2.More vehicles are on the road at night
- 3.Visual lead time is reduced, and traffic signs are less visible
- 4.Street lights tend to blur our vision
If the driver's left arm and hand are extended downward, it means he will:
- 1.Turn right
- 2.Start up
- 3.Stop
- 4.Turn left
Driving slower than other traffic tends to:
- 1.Make an accident less likely to happen
- 2.Not change the chances of having an accident
- 3.Make an accident more likely to happen
When you intend to leave an expressway, you should begin your turn signal:
- 1.50 feet before the exit ramp
- 2.100 feet before the exit ramp
- 3.When you see cars behind you in the exit lane
- 4.Just as you get to the exit ramp
Which of the following statements about bac is/are true?
- 1.All three choices
- 2.A BAC is the percentage of alcohol in your blood
- 3.A BAC of .10% is evidence that you are intoxicated
- 4..05% BAC or more is evidence that your driving ability is impaired
If you rear-ended a car, you were probably:
- 1.Weaving in and out of traffic
- 2.Looking in your rearview mirror too often
- 3.Following too closely
Before driving into an intersection after a stop, you should look:
- 1.Straight ahead and to the left
- 2.Left, right, and then left again
- 3.Left and right only
On long trips you can prevent drowsiness by:
- 1.Slowing down so you can react better
- 2.Turning on your car radio
- 3.Stopping at regular intervals for a rest
- 4.Moving your eyes from side to side as you drive
When you are waiting in an intersection completing a left turn, you should:
- 1.Drive around the rear of a car if it blocks you
- 2.Signal and keep your wheels turned to the left
- 3.Signal and keep your wheels straight
- 4.Flash your headlights so the driver will let you get through
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
What should you do if your engine stalls while you are driving?
- 1.Try to re-start; if unable, stop off road, using four-way flashers
- 2.Hold your steering wheel tightly (power steering is difficult)
- 3.All choices are correct
- 4.Shift your transmission to neutral
- 1.Left or U-turn permitted on any green light
- 2.You must turn left or make a U-turn
- 3.Left or U-turn permitted on green arrow only
When you are driving in the left of two traffic lanes, and many cars are passing on your right, you should:
- 1.Pull onto the left shoulder to let the other vehicles pass
- 2.Stay in your lane so you will not impede the traffic flow
- 3.Move over into the right lane when it is safe
If you are parked parallel to the curb, you may get out of the car on the traffic side:
- 1.When the traffic light at the closest intersection turns red
- 2.When you won't interfere with oncoming vehicles
- 3.During the daytime when other drivers can see you
- 4.If you use your four-way flasher first
If you experience brake failure while driving, you should:
- 1.Pump brake pedal quickly; if useless, pump released parking brake
- 2.Stop off the road if possible, and call for help
- 3.Downshift and look for an area to slow down and stop
- 4.All choices are correct
You are in a truck's blind spot if:
- 1.You can't see the truck driver in his or her side mirror
- 2.You stay close to the vehicle's left front wheel
- 3.You follow no closer than 12 ft
- 1.Passing slow vehicles
- 2.Making right or left turns
- 3.Beginning or ending left turns
You should increase the distance between your car and the vehicle ahead when you:
- 1.Follow a small passenger car
- 2.Are being followed by a tailgater
- 3.Drive slower than the posted speed limit
If you drive past your exit on an expressway, you should:
- 1.Make a u-turn at the next service area
- 2.Drive to the next exit and leave the expressway
- 3.Make a u-turn at the nearest emergency turn area
- 4.Pull onto the shoulder, then back up to the exit
