Road Conditions
The law requires the use of headlights because you can't see as well during this time of day.
Night time
A common road sign:
What is a "Do Not Enter" sign?
This is the first thing you should do once you enter your vehicle.
What is "putting on your seat belt"?
You have to be at least this age in order to apply for your Learner's Permit.
What is "16 years old"?
This common term for a type of distracted driving refers to people stopping to look at a car accident or other incident.
What is "rubbernecking"?
This very thin film of ice is particularly dangerous when driving in the winter.
Highway and expressway signs in Pennsylvania are ____ with ____ colored letters.
What is green with white letters?
Driver's must adjust these items to remove their blind spots.
What are rear-view and side mirrors?
You need to pass this many questions on the Knowledge Test in order to obtain your Learner's Permit.
What is 15 out of 18?
The legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for a driver over the age of 21.
What is .08?
In order to maintain a safe distance in all road conditions, you should keep a space cushion of at least _____ seconds between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you.
What is 4 seconds?
A 3-sided red sign that lets you know that you must slow down, check for traffic and give the right-of-way to pedestrians and approaching cross traffic.
What is a yield sign?
These numbers indicate the maximum speed that you can drive under ideal weather conditions.
What is the speed limit?
This is the minimum age that a person can be in order to bring you to your Driver's License Road Test if they are not your parent.
What is 21 years old (or 18 if they are your spouse)?
Driving like this is almost as dangerous as driving while under the influence of alcohol.
What is tired driving?
This can occur when a thin sheet of water gets between the road surface & the vehicle's tires, causing the the vehicle to lose contact with the road.
What is hydroplaning?
This common road sign:
What is a "Lane Ends" sign?
This is the speed that you are expected to drive when in a work zone.
What is 15 mph?
This is the class of driver's license that we are studying for in this group.
What is a non-commercial Class C Driver's License?
Approximately 20% of deaths among motorists each year involve this.
What is drug use?
This is considered to be the most dangerous driving environment.
What is fog?
Name and describe this common road sign.
What is "Steep Hill" sign? (Warns large trucks to control their speed)
This is the maximum distance you can park your car away from a curb.
What is 12 inches?
There are 5 things that you need to bring to your Road Test. Name 2 of them.
-Your valid learner's permit
-Your completed certificate for 65 hrs of behind-the-wheel practice if you're under 18
-Valid vehicle registration
-Proof of insurance
-Valid driver's license of the person who is bringing you to your test.
This law covering chemical testing says you have agreed to take a drug test just by being licensed to drive in Pennsylvania.
What is Pennsylvania's Implied Consent Law?