Hazardous Conditions
Most over-correcting crashes are A) Single vehicle crashes and often preventable B) Multiple car crashes and unpreventable C) Multiple car crashes and preventable
A) Single vehicle crashes and often preventable
Before changing lanes, you should A) Check your side and rearview mirrors B) use your turn signal to let others know your changing lanes C) Go faster to pass someone beside you D) All of the above E) A&B
E) A&B
When cars from different directions arrive at the same time at an intersection with no signs or signals, A) the driver on the left must allow the driver on the right to go first B) the driver on the right must allow the driver on the left to go first
A) the driver on the left must allow the driver on the right to go first
How many seconds should you allow to be between you and the car in front of you if you're going under 35MPH? A) 2 seconds B) 3 seconds C) 4 seconds
A) 2 seconds
What is breaking distance? A) the amount of time it takes for you to recognize a hazard B) the distance your car travels after you apply the breaks C) Distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a problem and time you apply the breaks
B) the distance your car travels after you apply the breaks
U-turns are A) legal everywhere B) not legal everywhere C) Legal when you can do it safely
B) Not legal everywhere
Before changing into another lane, you should A) quickly glance over your shoulder and check for cars in your blind spot B) Make sure you're wearing your seatbelt C) Going the speed limit
A) quickly glance over your shoulder and check for cars in your blind spot
Drivers entering an interstate from a ramp must A) yield the right of way to traffic already on the highway B) Stop until its cleared
A) yield the right of way to traffic already on the highway
Create a space cushion around your vehicle by A) staying on the left side of your lane B) staying on the right side of your lane C) staying in the middle of your lane
C) staying in the middle of your lane
What is reaction distance? A) the amount of time it takes for you to recognize a hazard B) the distance your car travels after you apply the breaks C) Distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a problem and time you apply the breaks
C) Distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a problem and time you apply the breaks
What do you do when making a U-turn? A) go as fast as you can B) turn on your left turn signal, stop, and yield for approaching traffic C) Turn on your left turn signal and yeild into the left lane of opposing traffic
B) turn on your left turn signal, stop, and yield for approaching traffic
B) Go above the speed limit
After entering a roundabout, the drivers must travel in a A) counter clockwise direction B) clockwise direction C) Any direction they choose
A) counter clockwise direction
How many seconds should you allow to be between you and the car in front of you if you're going 46-70MPH? A) 2 seconds B) 3 seconds C) 4 seconds
C) 4 seconds
What is Perception time? A) the amount of time it takes for you to recognize a hazard B) the distance your car travels after you apply the breaks C) Distance your vehicle travels between the time you recognize a problem and time you apply the breaks
A) the amount of time it takes for you to recognize a hazard
To make a right turn, you should A) be in the lane furthest to the left B) Be in the lane furthest to the right C) yield to oncoming traffic
B) Be in the lane furthest to the right
When passing a car on a two lane road, you must A) Pass the car in a passing zone and be back in your lane before reaching the no passing zone B) speed up before another car comes C) go above the speed limit
A) Pass the car in a passing zone and be back in your lane before reaching the no passing zone
When you're entering a roundabout and plan to go straight, A) Stay in the left lane B) stay in the right lane as you enter the roundabout C) Stay in either lane
C) Stay in either lane
Expert drivers try to focus their eyes ____ seconds ahead, checking for traffic signs and cars that may be in the road by the time you reach them. A) 15-30 seconds B) 20-30 seconds C) 5-10 seconds
B) 20-30 seconds
If a school bus is stopped with lashing lights and an extended stop sign, you do not have to stop if A) you are behind the bus B) you are on the left side of the bus C) you are traveling the opposite direction with a median or barrier dividing the road and the bus
C) you are traveling the opposite direction with a median or barrier dividing the road and the bus
A) both vehicles should turn in front of each other so the the passenger sides of the vehicles are beside each other
A) you must drive off the pavement or main roadway to go around
over correcting occurs when A) you turn your steering wheel more sharply than expected, causing the rear wheels to slide out of control B) You swerve to miss an animal C) you pass another car too fast
A) you turn your steering wheel more sharply than expected, causing the rear wheels to slide out of control
How many seconds should you allow to be between you and the car in front of you if you're going 35-45MPH? A) 2 seconds B) 3 seconds C) 4 seconds
B) 3 seconds
Unless there is a speed limit sign stating otherwise, the maximum speed limit for passenger vehicles and motorcycles is __MPH for unpaved roads A) 25mph B) 55mph C) 35mph
C) 35mph