Traffic Laws:Speed limits, signs, and rules
Road Safety
Safe driving habits
Road Hazards
Weather and danger
Driving Distractions
Phones and focus
Defensive Driving
Space, awareness, and avoiding crashes
100

What does a red octagon-shaped sign mean?

stop 

100

What should everyone in a car wear to help prevent injuries?


A seat belt

100

Name one example of a road hazard.


Debris, an animal, or a disabled vehicle.

100

Name one common driving distraction.




A phone, food, or passengers.

100

What does defensive driving mean?


Driving to anticipate and avoid hazards.

200

What does a yellow traffic light mean?

The light is about to turn red; stop if safe.

200

What should you do before changing lanes?


Check mirrors, check your blind spot, signal, and change lanes when safe.

200

What should you do when driving in heavy rain?


Slow down and increase following distance.

200

Why is texting while driving dangerous?


It takes your eyes, hands, and attention away from driving.

200

What should you do when approaching a pedestrian crossing?


Slow down and yield as required.

300

What law says you must drive at a reasonable speed for current conditions?


The Basic Speed Law

300

What is a safe following distance used for?


Giving yourself time and space to react and stop.

300

Which road surfaces can freeze before ordinary roads?

Bridges, ramps, and overpasses.

300

What should you do before using GPS?


What are the three main types of driving distraction?

Visual, manual, and cognitive.

500

If a passenger is distracting you, what should you do?

Ask them to stop and focus on driving; pull over safely if needed.

Set the route before driving and pull over safely to make changes.

300

What should you do if another driver is tailgating you?



Stay calm, avoid sudden braking, and allow them to pass when safe.

400

What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with its siren and lights on?


Safely pull over and yield.

400

Why should you avoid aggressive driving?


It increases the risk of crashes.

400

What should you do if your vehicle begins hydroplaning?


Ease off the accelerator and steer smoothly; avoid sudden braking.

400

what are three main types of driving distractions?

Visual, manual, and cognitive.

400

What is a blind spot?


an area around your vehicle that you cannot see directly or in your mirrors

500

At a four-way stop, who generally goes first when two vehicles arrive at the same time?


The driver on the right.

500

What is the safest choice if you are too tired to drive?


Stop driving and rest or arrange another ride.

500

What should you do if floodwater covers the road ahead?


Turn around and find another route.

500

If a passenger is distracting you, what should you do?


Ask them to stop and focus on driving; pull over safely if needed.

500

What should you do if you miss your highway exit?


Continue to the next exit; never reverse or stop on the highway.

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