Backing up your vehicle is:
- 1.Not dangerous if you have a helper
- 2.Always dangerous
- 3.Only dangerous in large vehicles
Accidents are more likely to happen:
- 1.On bridges and overpasses
- 2.On multi-lane freeways
- 3.On city streets during rush-hour traffic
- 4.When one driver is traveling faster or slower than other drivers on the road
Should you drive slower than other traffic that is traveling within the speed limit?
- 1.Yes. It makes the other traffic drive slower, too
- 2.No. You can block traffic when you drive too slow
- 3.Yes. It is safer than driving too fast
- 1.You must wait for the green light
- 2.You may turn left or right when the light is green
- 3.You may turn left on a green light when it is safe
What helps ensure safe driving if you drink alcohol socially?
- 1.Drink coffee before driving
- 2.Stop drinking one-half hour before driving
- 3.Ride home with a friend who has not been drinking
- 4.Take a cold shower before driving
When driving in the far right lane of a freeway, you:
- 1.Must give the right-of-way to merging traffic
- 2.Must drive slower than other traffic
- 3.Should expect vehicles merging onto the road from freeway onramps
- 1.A rest areas is ahead
- 2.The right lane is ending
- 3.A restricted area is ahead
If you want to turn right at the next intersection, begin your turn signal:
- 1.When you reach the intersection
- 2.As soon as you see cars behind you
- 3.At least 50 feet before the turn
- 4.At least 100 feet before the turn
What should you do if a tire blows out while you are driving?
- 1.Hold your steering wheel tightly
- 2.Bring the vehicle to a stop off the road, and change tire
- 3.All choices are correct
- 4.Slowly release the gas pedal; if you must brake, do so gently
Driving under the influence of any drug which makes you drive unsafely is:
- 1.Permitted if it is a diet pill or cold medicine
- 2.Permitted if a doctor or nurse administered it
- 3.Against the law
If your brake pedal suddenly sinks to the floor, you should first:
- 1.Shift into neutral and shut the engine off
- 2.Try to raise it by hooking your toe under it
- 3.Try to pump it to build up the pressure
- 4.Apply the parking brake hard to stop the car
When you come to an intersection that is blocked by other traffic, you should:
- 1.Get as close as possible to the other cars
- 2.Stay out of the intersection until you can pass through
- 3.Sound your horn to make the cars move up
- 4.Go slowly until the traffic ahead moves
You may not cross a single broken line when:
- 1.Turning left into a driveway
- 2.It would interfere with traffic
- 3.Passing to the right on a one-way street
- 4.The car in front of you is disabled
When passing in the oncoming traffic lane of a two lane road, you should consider:
- 1.The speed and distance of oncoming traffic, and possible hazards
- 2.All choices are correct
- 3.How much clear space you need to pass, and how much you have
- 4.Your speed relative to others, and your ability to accelerate
Which of these statements is true about slippery road surfaces?
- 1.On cold, wet days, shade from buildings or trees can hide spots of ice
- 2.Pavements are not slippery the first few minutes after it starts raining on a hot day
- 3.Bridges and overpasses freeze last
Look carefully for motorcycles before you change lanes because:
- 1.They always have the right-of-way at intersections
- 2.Their smaller size makes them harder to see
- 3.It is illegal for motorcycles to share traffic lanes
- 1.There is a traffic signal ahead
- 2.Be prepared to stop if the light is flashing
- 3.The traffic signal ahead is not working
When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, after you finish, your car should be:
- 1.In the center of the street
- 2.In the left lane of the street
- 3.In the lane with the least traffic
- 4.In the right lane of the street
When you hear a siren while driving, but cannot immediately see the emergency vehicle, you should:
- 1.Speed up and turn at the next intersection
- 2.Pull to the curb and look to see if it is on your street
- 3.Keep driving until you see the vehicle
- 4.Slow down but don't stop until you see it
In a parking space reserved for people with disabilities, a non-disabled driver:
- 1.May park in an emergency
- 2.May not park, stop nor stand
- 3.May not park or stop, but may stand in an emergency
- 4.May not park, but stop in an emergency
