TURN (1 - 5)
PASSING (6 - 10)
IMPAIRMENTS (11 - 15)
THE HIGHWAYS (16 - 20)
MIX (21 - 25)
100
TO TURN LEFT ON MULTI LANE STREETS, AND HIGHWAYS, YOU SHOULD:
What is USE THE LEFT LANE/CENTER LANE
100
TO PASS A SLOWER MOVING VEHICLE ON A TWO LANE ROAD YOU MUST: ---A. NOT CROSS THE CENTER LINE--- ---B. FLASH YOUR LIGHTS TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC--- ---C. USE THE SHOULDER--- ---D. USE THE LANE THAT BELONGS TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC---
What is D. USE THE LANE THAT BELONGS TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC.
100
AT NIGHT, IT'S HARDEST TO SEE: ---A. STREET LIGHTS--- ---B. PEDESTRIANS--- ---C. ROAD SIGNS--- ---D. OTHER MOTORISTS---
What is B. PEDESTRIANS
100
WHEN EXITING A HIGHWAY, YOU SHOULD SLOW DOWN: ---A. ON THE MAIN ROAD, JUST BEFORE THE EXIT LANE--- ---B. ONCE YOU SEE THE TOLL BOOTH--- ---C. ONCE YOU HAVE MOVED INTO THE EXIT LANE--- ---D. ONCE YOU FIRST SEE THE EXIT SIGN---
C. What is ONCE YOU HAVE MOVED INTO THE EXIT LANE
100
WHEN DRIVING THROUGH AN AREA WHERE CHILDREN ARE PLAYING, YOU SHOULD EXPECT THEM: ---A. TO KNOW WHEN IT'S SAFE TO CROSS--- ---B. TO STOP AT THE CURB BEFORE CROSSING THE STREET--- ---C. TO RUN OUT IN FRONT OF YOU WITHOUT LOOKING--- ---D. NOT TO CROSS WITHOUT AN ADULT---
What is C. TO RUN OUT IN FRONT OF YOU WITHOUT LOOKING
200
THE LAW GIVES _________ THE RIGHT OF WAY AT INTERSECTIONS.
What is NO ONE.
200
AN ORANGE TRIANGLE ON A VEHICLE INDICATES:
What is A SLOW MOVING VEHICLE
200
IF YOU BEGIN TO FEEL TIRED WHEN DRIVING YOU SHOULD: ---A. GET SOME COFFEE--- ---B. OPEN YOUR WINDOW--- ---C. STOP DRIVING--- ---D. TURN ON THE RADIO---
What is C. STOP DRIVING
200
AT HIGHWAY SPEEDS, ON A DRY ROAD, A SAFE FOLLOWING DISTANCE IS AT LEAST: ---A. 3 SECONDS OF FOLLOWING DISTANCE FROM THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU--- ---B. 2 SECONDS OF FOLLOWING DISTANCE FROM THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU--- ---C. 4 SECONDS OF FOLLOWING DISTANCE FROM THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU--- D. 2 CAR LENGTHS OF FOLLOWING DISTANCE FROM THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU
What is C. 4 SECONDS OF FOLLOWING DISTANCE FROM THE CAR AHEAD OF YOU
200
THE ONE WHO MUST YIELD WHEN A DRIVER IS TURNING AND A PEDESTRIAN IS CROSSING WITHOUT A TRAFFIC LIGHT?
Who is THE DRIVER
300
AT AN INTERSECTION WITH A STOP SIGN, YOU SHOULD STOP AND:
What is LOOK LEFT, THEN RIGHT, THEN LEFT AGAIN.
300
WHEN A TRUCK DRIVER BEHIND YOU WANTS TO PASS, YOUR SPEED SHOULD:
What is DECREASE
300
THE AFFECT OF LACK OF SLEEP HAS ON YOUR SAFE DRIVING ABILITY IS THE SAME AS: ---A. THE AFFECT THAT ALCOHOL HAS--- ---B. THE AFFECT THAT AMPHETAMINES HAVE--- ---C. THE AFFECT THAT ANGER HAS--- ---D. THE AFFECT THAT DRIVING WITH TEENS HAS---
What is A. THE AFFECT THAT ALCOHOL HAS
300
"HIGHWAY HYPNOSIS" IS A CONDITION THAT CAN RESULT FROM: ---A. STARING AT THE ROADWAYS FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME--- ---B. FREQUENT REST STOPS--- ---C. TOO MUCH SLEEP THE NIGHT BEFORE YOUR TRIP--- ---D. SHORT TRIPS ON EXPRESSWAYS---
What is A. STARING AT THE ROADWAYS FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME
300
IF THE REAR OF YOUR VEHICLE STARTS TO SKID LEFT YOU SHOULD: ---A. STEER LEFT--- ---B. HIT YOUR BRAKES--- ---C. ACCELERATE--- ---D. STEER RIGHT---
What is A. STEER LEFT
400
THE ONE WHO MUST YIELD WHEN A PEDESTRIAN IS CROSSING A STREET WITHOUT A CROSSWALK.
Who is THE DRIVER?
400
WHEN PASSING A BICYCLIST YOU SHOULD: ---A. HONK THE HORN--- ---B. MOVE AS FAR LEFT AS POSSIBLE--- ---C. POP A WHEELIE--- ---D. PUT ON THE FOUR-WAY FLASHERS---
What is B. MOVE AS FAR LEFT AS POSSIBLE
400
____________ LIMIT(S) YOUR CONCENTRATION, PERCEPTION JUDGMENT, AND MEMORY. ---A. ONLY ALCOHOL GREATER THAN THE LEGAL LIMIT--- ---B. ALCOHOL DOES NOT--- ---C. EVEN THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL--- ---D. ONLY BLOOD ALCOHOL GREATER THAN 0.05 PERCENT---
What is C. EVEN THE SMALLEST AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL
400
WHEN DRIVING ON A FREEWAY ENTRANCE RAMP, YOU SHOULD LOOK FOR A GAP IN FREEWAY TRAFFIC BY: ---A. LOOKING IN THE INSIDE REARVIEW MIRROR ONLY--- ---B. LOOKING IN THE SIDEVIEW MIRROR ONLY--- ---C. LOOKING IN BOTH REARVIEW AND SIDEVIEW MIRRORS--- ---D. LOOKING IN YOUR MIRRORS AND TURNING YOUR HEAD TO LOOK OVER YOUR SHOULDER---
What is D. LOOKING IN YOUR MIRRORS AND TURNING YOUR HEAD TO LOOK OVER YOUR SHOULDER
400
WHEN APPROACHING A STOPPED SCHOOL BUS WITH ITS RED LIGHTS FLASHING AND ITS STOPPING ARM EXTENDED, YOU SHOULD: ---A. STOP 5 FEET AWAY FROM THE BUS--- ---B. STOP ONLY IF YOU SEE CHILDREN PRESENT--- ---C. STOP AND REMAIN STOPPED UNTIL IT APPEARS SAFE TO PROCEED--- ---D. STOP AND REMAIN STOPPED UNTIL THE RED LIGHTS STOP FLASHING AND THE STOP ARM IS WITHDRAWN---
What is D. STOP AND REMAIN STOPPED UNTIL THE RED LIGHTS STOP FLASHING AND THE STOP ARM IS WITHDRAWN
500
DRIVERS ENTERING A ROUNDABOUT OR TRAFFIC CIRCLE: ---A. MUST STOP BEFORE ENTERING--- ---B. MUST YIELD TO DRIVERS ALREADY IN THE CIRCLE--- ---C. HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY IF THEY ARRIVE FIRST--- ---D. HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY IF THERE ARE TWO LANES---
What is B. MUST YIELD TO DRIVERS ALREADY IN THE CIRCLE
500
BEFORE PASSING ANOTHER VEHICLE YOU SHOULD: ---A. FLASH YOUR HEADLIGHTS--- ---B. TURN ON YOUR FOUR-WAY FLASHERS--- ---C. USE YOUR TURNING SIGNAL--- ---D. SOUND YOUR HORN---
What is C. USE YOUR TURNING SIGNAL
500
YOUR ABILITY TO TOP OS AFFECTED BY: ---A. SIGNAL LIGHTS--- ---B. OTHER CARS ON THE ROAD--- ---C. THE TIME OF DAY--- ---D. THE CONDITION OF THE ROAD---
What is D. THE CONDITION OF THE ROAD
500
THE SPEED LIMIT IN THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA IS: ---A. 50--- ---B. 60--- ---C. 70 MPH--- ---D. 65 (C. IS TRUE, BUT IS NOT ACCEPTED AS AN ANSWER ON THE OFFICIAL PENN DOT DRIVERS EXAM)---
What is C. 70 MPH
500
WHEN FACED WITH AN ONCOMING CAR TO THE LEFT AND A BICYCLIST TO THE RIGHT, YOU SHOULD: ---A. PULL ONTO THE SHOULDER--- ---B. SPLIT THE DIFFERENCE--- ---C. LET THE CAR PASS THEN PASS THE BICYCLE--- ---D. PASS THE BICYCLE QUICKLY---
What is C. LET THE CAR PASS THEN PASS THE BICYCLE
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