When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, after you finish, your car should be:
- 1.In the left lane of the street
- 2.In the center of the street
- 3.In the lane with the least traffic
- 4.In the right lane of the street
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.They increase your chances of survival in most types of accidents
- 3.Most likely you will drown if your seatbelt is on when your car goes into a lake or river
When stopped at railroad crossing with multiple tracks, cross:
- 1.Only when it is safe to do so
- 2.Only when other vehicles begin crossing
- 3.As soon as the train has passed your roadway
When you drive from a private to a public road, you should:
- 1.Blow your horn to warn cars you are entering the roadway
- 2.Stop with part of the car on the roadway to warn other drivers
- 3.Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians and roadway traffic
- 4.Drive out fast to merge smoothly with the traffic
A "no stopping " sign means that, unless directed to do so by a policeman, you may stop only:
- 1.To avoid conflict with other traffic
- 2.For less than 5 minutes
- 3.To discharge passengers
- 4.Long enough to unload packages
When looking ahead of your vehicle while driving, you should:
- 1.Look only at the car ahead of you
- 2.Look straight ahead at all times
- 3.Scan your surroundings
When passing in the oncoming traffic lane of a two lane road, you should consider:
- 1.How much clear space you need to pass, and how much you have
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.Your speed relative to others, and your ability to accelerate
- 4.The speed and distance of oncoming traffic, and possible hazards
Which of these statements is true about keeping children safe in vehicles?
- 1.Infants should not ride in the front seat of vehicles
- 2.The back seat is generally not the safest place in the car for all children 12 years and younger
- 3.Children under one year and over 20 lbs. should ride buckled up in the front seat
- 1.Slow-moving vehicle
- 2.Vehicle has the right-of-way
- 3.Roadwork ahead
Which of the following influences the effects of alcohol?
- 1.How much time passes between drinks
- 2.The amount of food in the stomach
- 3.The body weight of an individual
- 4.All three choices
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.Quick reflex movements
- 2.Muscle control
- 3.Steering ability
- 4.Good judgment
Other drivers are not making room for you to merge onto a freeway with heavy traffic. if it is absolutely necessary, you may:
- 1.Drive onto a freeway shoulder until a gap appears
- 2.Make room by forcing your way into a small gap
- 3.Stop before merging with freeway traffic
To ensure the lane next to you is clear when you want to change lanes:
- 1.Look into the rearview mirror only
- 2.Turn your head and look in the lane you are going to enter
- 3.Turn your head and look over the right shoulder
To avoid accidents, drivers should communicate with each other by:
- 1.All choices are correct
- 2.Signaling when changing lanes/direction, slowing down or stopping
- 3.Using emergency flashers/flares/signs as needed
- 4.Using their horns in emergencies and when really necessary
Alcohol affects which of the following?
- 1.Judgment of distances
- 2.All of these choices
- 3.Recovery from headlight glare
- 4.Reaction time
You should check traffic behind you:
- 1.Only when you are slowing down
- 2.So you will know if you are being tailgated
- 3.Only on a freeway or highway
Which of the following might cause other drivers not to see you?
- 1.All choices are correct
- 2.Intersections or driveways blocked by trees, vehicles or buildings
- 3.Vehicle windows covered with frost, snow or ice; or sudden glare
- 4.Other drivers are backing out of a driveway or parking spot
After you have passed a car you should return to the right lane when you:
- 1.Have turned your headlights on
- 2.See the other car's headlights come on
- 3.See the car's front bumper in your mirror
- 4.Have put your turn signal on
Drinking alcohol and driving is:
- 1.Safe if you only have a few drinks
- 2.Only dangerous to the driver who drinks
- 3.A minor traffic safety problem
- 4.A serious traffic safety problem
- 1.The right lane is ending
- 2.A rest areas is ahead
- 3.A restricted area is ahead
