This eight-sided red sign means you must come to a complete stop before proceeding.
Stop sign
Before changing lanes, you should always use this.
Use turn signal
This device must be worn by everyone in the vehicle to help prevent injuries in a crash.
Seat belt
This is required by law to legally drive a vehicle on public roads.
Driver's license
After a crash with injuries, this should be your first call.
911
This triangular sign tells drivers to slow down and give the right-of-way to other traffic.
Yield sign
Legal document that allows you to operate a motor vehicle.
Permit/Driver's License
Recommended minimum following distance in good weather.
3 seconds
This protects you financially if you are in a crash or damage someone else’s property.
Car insurance
This is the safest action when an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and sirens on.
Pull over and stop
This sign with a red circle and slash means an action is prohibited.
"DO NOT"/"NO" sign
This line on the road means passing is not allowed.
Double/Solid yellow line
These should be checked every 5-8 secs to stay aware of traffic around you.
Mirrors
This person is responsible for ensuring all passengers are wearing their seat belts.
Driver
This weather condition usually requires the greatest increase in following distance.
Snow or Ice
An orange, diamond-shaped sign with a worker symbol indicates you are entering this type of area.
Work/construction zone
This rule requires drivers to stop for people crossing the street.
Pedestrian right-of-way
This area around your vehicle cannot be seen in your mirrors.
Blind spot
These should be checked regularly to ensure proper traction.
Tires
This happens when tires lose contact with the road surface
Hydroplaning
Yellow sign with a black "X" and the letters "RR", warns drivers they are approaching this type of crossing.
Railroad crossing
This lane may be entered briefly before turning right or when entering a driveway.
Bicycle lane
This type of driver anticipates dangers and prevents crashes.
Defensive driver/driving
California drivers must report new address within this many days.
What is 10 days?
Most vehicle and motorcycle crashes happen here.
Intersections