All About Alcohol
The legal evidence of intoxication in NH for someone over 21
What is .08?
The shape of a stop sign
What is an octagon?
It keeps you from being thrown out of the car in a crash.
What is the seatbelt?
The number you can call in an emergency
What is 911?
Results when a vehicle loses part of all of its grip on the road
What is a skid?
The legal level of intoxication for someone under 21
What is .02?
The shape of a regulation sign.
What is rectangular?
The edges of this indicate where the car's tire will travel.
What is the steering wheel?
Do this when an emergency vehicle approaches
What is pull over to the right until it passes?
Freeze before other roadways, making them easy to slide on.
What are bridges?
A law allowing a driver to be tested for intoxication.
What is Implied Consent?
A brown sign
What is the color of the recreation sign?
Where you should look if a car with bright headlights comes toward you at night.
What is toward the right edge of your lane?
When driving on a freeway or toll road and you miss your exit, do this.
What is go to the next exit and come back?
The direction you should steer if you have a blowout.
What is straight?
Alcohol is classified as this type of drug.
What is a depressant?
Orange
What color is a construction sign?
The part outside of the car that can't be seen even with properly adjusted mirrors.
What is the blind spot?
A blowout often results from this.
What are under-inflated tires?
The place you should look when you are skidding.
What is the target area?
A series of on-the-spot roadside tests, such as coordination and eye checks
What is a Field Sobriety Test?
A pentagon-shaped yellow sign
What is a sign to indicate a school?
The most common form of communication
What is the turn signal?
The basic rule of all driving emergencies.
What is Don't Panic?
When tires ride on the surface of the water, not the road.
What is hydroplaning?