Administrative Laws
The DMV can temporarily take your license away for 30 - 90 days.
What is suspend?
It is a good habit to always yield this as a driver.
What is right of way?
Solid or dashed yellow lines tell you the driver what.
What is opposing traffic?
This type of parking is used in parking lots or along streets in smaller towns and cities, usually 30 degrees from the curb.
What is angle parking?
Traffic that is entering the highway, expressway, interstate is called what.
What is merging?
The DMV can take your license away for a year or more
What is revoke?
Who goes 1st at an intersection.
Solid or dashed white lines tell you the driver.
What is traffic flowing in the same direction?
This type of parking is 90 degrees from the curb and is more riskier than angle parking.
What is perpendicular parking?
This interchange is often chosen for lower-traffic intersections without special constraints.
What is diamond interchange?
What is inspection sticker?
You must yield the right of way to these vehicles.
What is buses, ambulance/EMS, city police officers, sheriff, state police, fire trucks?
You see this on the pavement, X WALK SCHOOL.
What is pedistrain and school crossing?
This type of parking is most often along side the side of a street. They test you on this at your driver's test.
What is parallel parking?
This interchange look like a 4 leaf clover from above, cars change directions via "loops", in the roadway. They typically are used where a freeway intersects a busy surface street, although many older freeway-to-freeway interchanges are used.
What is cloverleaf?
You get this card and sticker that goes on your license plate on the bottom right hand corner. You can get this to last for a year and no more than 2.
What is registration?
You are approaching a yield sign, you see another vehicle approaching the intersection. Who has the right of way?
You see a white bar painting in front of stop lights or intersections.
What is stop line/bar?
What is to the right?
This is conceptually a simple way to end one freeway at another, similiar to a T-intersection, roads loop off either to the right or left to join another roadway.
What is a trumpet interchange?
What is liability insurance?
What is No?
You see a White Diamond painted on the far left lane, what is this lane called.
What is HOV or Carpool Lane?
When parking up a hill without a curb, which way do you turn your wheels.
What is to the right?
Driving faster than you can safely see, makes you vulnerable to unseen hazards.
What is overdriving your headlights?