If you experience brake failure while driving, you should:
- 1.Downshift and look for an area to slow down and stop
- 2.Stop off the road if possible, and call for help
- 3.Pump brake pedal quickly; if useless, pump released parking brake
- 4.All choices are correct
When driving at night, it is most important for you to:
- 1.Watch for cars at intersections
- 2.Use your high beams at all times
- 3.Drive within the range of your headlights
- 4.Be ready to brake more quickly
If your car starts to skid on a slippery road, you should:
- 1.Steer toward the side of the road to get off the wet pavement
- 2.Brake quickly and keep the wheel straight
- 3.Lock your brakes until you come to a full stop
- 4.Steer in the direction you want the front wheels to go
You must not cross a double line to pass another vehicle if the line on your side:
- 1.Is a solid or double solid yellow one
- 2.Is a broken yellow one
- 3.Has double raised yellow dots
- 4.Is none of the above
Motorists should be aware that all bicycles used after dark must have:
- 1.White reflectors on the front and rear fenders
- 2.Reflective handlebar grips
- 3.A front headlight and red taillight
- 4.Brake lights
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
When a school bus is stopped and its red lights are flashing, you may:
- 1.Pass if it is on the other side of a divided highway
- 2.Pass if no children are on the road
- 3.Not pass while the red lights are flashing
- 4.Pass if you are facing the front of the bus
Drivers must use turn signals when:
- 1.Driving toward or away from a curb or roadside
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Changing lanes and making turns
- 4.Entering and exiting freeways
Blood alcohol content (bac) depends on each of the following except:
- 1.How much time passes between drinks
- 2.How much you drink
- 3.How physically fit you are
- 4.Your body weight
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.Pedestrians on the sidewalk waiting for a WALK signal
- 3.Any vehicle coming towards you
What happens to your driver's license if you refuse to take a chemical test (breath or blood)?
- 1.Your driver's license will be taken away
- 2.There is no evidence to find you guilty of drunk driving
- 3.You cannot be arrested for drunk driving
- 4.None of these choices
Seat belts can most effectively prevent injuries when worn by:
- 1.Passengers and the driver whenever they are in the car
- 2.The person driving the car
- 3.Passengers when they are on a long drive
- 4.All occupants of a car being driven on an expressway
Lap and shoulder belt combinations in your car are:
- 1.Not effective at slow speeds
- 2.Required because they help prevent accidents
- 3.Most effective in busy traffic
- 4.Usually safer than lap belts only
What should you do if your engine stalls while you are driving?
- 1.Shift your transmission to neutral
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Hold your steering wheel tightly (power steering is difficult)
- 4.Try to re-start; if unable, stop off road, using four-way flashers
When driving at night, you can reduce the glare from an approaching car's headlights by:
- 1.Wearing glasses with lightly tinted lenses
- 2.Looking to the lower right side of your lane
- 3.Looking at a spot on the lower edge of the steering wheel
- 4.Having the inside lights on to make the amount of light equal
Yellow lines separate:
- 1.Railroad tracks
- 2.Traffic lanes moving in opposite directions
- 3.Traffic lanes on one-way streets
To avoid accidents, drivers should communicate with each other by:
- 1.Using emergency flashers/flares/signs as needed
- 2.Using their horns in emergencies and when really necessary
- 3.All choices are correct
- 4.Signaling when changing lanes/direction, slowing down or stopping
When you park your car uphill next to a curb, the right front wheel should be:
- 1.Turned so the back of the wheel is against the curb
- 2.Turned in either direction—it doesn't make any difference
- 3.Turned to the right with the wheel touching the curb
- 4.Parallel to the curb with the brake set
You have the right-of-way when you are:
- 1.Backing out of a driveway
- 2.Already in a traffic circle
- 3.Entering a traffic circle
- 4.Leaving a parking space
You should check traffic behind you:
- 1.Only on a freeway or highway
- 2.So you will know if you are being tailgated
- 3.Only when you are slowing down
