Signs
What shape are most warning signs?
Diamond
How many feet should you be able to see clearly before turning on you lights?
500 ft
What are three types of interchanges?
cloverleaf, diamond, folded diamond.
If you get a motorcycle or bus endorsement, what will be on your license
M - motorcycle, S - school bus
What is the P in SIPDE?
Predict
What shape are most informational signs and what color are they?
Square and Rectangle -
What percent of most accidents involve alcohol?
42%
What are the two basic hand positions with an airbag? Without an airbag?
With 8/4 or 9/3. Without 10/2
The car in front of you is signaling a left turn. How can you know when it's okay to pass them?
IF there is a fully marked lane to do so.
What are you identifying in step I?
Potential hazards.
What shape are most regulatory signs?
All Shapes
How many lanes are on most side roads?
4 two for parking two for driving.
What are the lights on an entrance ramp called?
Ramp Meters
The car behind you is tailgating you. What should you do?
Slow down
Explain the three-second rule.
It is the ideal following distance. Pick a stationary object. When the car in front of you passes it, start counting to three seconds.
MN law states that you have how many days to change your license when moving within the state? From out of state?
30 days in state 60 from out of state.
What is the maximum speed a vehicle can go when it has a slow-moving emblem?
30 mph or less
What does a yellow curb mean?
No parking anytime.
You are looking for a rest area. What color sign should you be looking for?
Blue
What is the S in Sipde?
Scan
What three tests does the state of MN require to get a driver's license?
Knowledge, Vision, and Road
At what amount of money do you need to fill out an accident report?
$1,000
When turning onto a one-way street, do you have to look both ways?
Yes! (pedestrians, bikes, emergency vehicles)
Explain the Implied Consent law.
You have to submit to a field sobriety test, or you will have your license automatically revoked.
You are passing a car in the oncoming lane. When do you know it's safe to go back into your normal lane?
When you can see the whole vehicle behind you in your rearview mirror.