License & Laws
What is the minimum age to get a Class G license in AZ?
What is 16?
If you see Lincoln's head, then it's time buy some new of these.
What are tires?
Even if you're color blind, you should have no problem seeing regulatory signs because they are only these colors.
What is black and white?
Don't drive too close to me! This is the proper distance to leave between you and the car in front of you.
What is 3-6 seconds?
This is the number you dial when there's an accident with injuries.
What is 9-1-1?
What does the “i” in IDPE stand for?
What is Identify?
These are the two things a new class G license holder cannot do.
What is no driving between 12 AM and 5 AM, and having more than one passenger under 18?
Checking your signals and brake lights frequently will ensure what?
What is to ensure others can see your intentions?
If you see a yellow light, this is what it is telling you and what you should do.
What is slow down and stop if safe, the light is about to change.
If you are driving here, chances are good you won't be seen by the other driver.
What is the blind spot?
Your car, which is equipped with ABS, has a brake failure. This is what you should do.
What is downshift and use the emergency/parking brake?
What is the SMITH System rule that reminds you to “look ahead 12-15 seconds?”
What is aim high in steering?
A new class G driver has an accident that is deemed their fault. What can they count on as a consequence?
What are the restrictions remain in place?
It may seem like communication from beyond, but your car will use these things to tell you when there's an issue.
What are warning lights or dashboards?
If the arrow is red, this is how you should react.
What is stop and don't turn left until the light changes to green.
We might joke about someone wanting to see what's in the back of your vehicle, but we can do this to help keep everyone safe.
What is create more space?
Here's what you should do if your car catches fire.
What is pull over, turn off the engine, get out (and away) from the car?
“Leave yourself an out” helps prevent what from happening?
What is to avoid being boxed in or unable to escape danger?
You love the adrenaline rush of riding a motorcycle. What type of license do you need?
What is a type "M" license?
Regular car maintenance can provide you which benefits?
What is better fuel efficiency, saving money in the long run, and safer driving?
Signs of this color are Yogi Bear's favorite. They make sure he always finds the best picnic spots, monuments, and tourist stops.
What is brow?
When you park near a stop sign, you must allow at least this much distance.
What is 30 feet away?
Holy Haboob! Here are the steps to stay safe in a dust storm.
What are pull over, turn off your lights, take your foot off the brake?
The "D" in IDPE stands for what?
What is “decide?”
These two things are consequences of violating license restrictions.
What are a ticket and possible license suspension?
Ignoring minor auto repairs can result in what three things?
What are higher repair costs, vehicle breakdown, and more issues in the future.
It means don't pass in either direction.
What is a solid, double yellow line?
You must do these two things in order to safely back up your vehicle.
What is check your mirrors and look behind you?
This is the penalty for leaving the scene of an injury crash.
What is license suspension for up to 10 years?
Give one example of a driving scenario where the SMITH system helps avoid a crash.
What is approaching an intersection, another vehicle making a left turn in front of you, etc.
You’re driving at night on a rural highway. Your headlights go out, your phone is dead, and you’re not near a town. What steps should you take to stay safe, and what driving principles from this course apply to this situation?
Pull Over Safely: Gradually slow down and move as far off the road as possible, ideally onto the shoulder.
Turn on Hazard Lights (if functional): This can help alert other drivers to your presence, even if headlights are out.
Stay Inside Your Vehicle: Unless it is unsafe (e.g., fire or smoke), stay in your car with seatbelt fastened to protect yourself from passing vehicles.
Use Emergency Signals: If you have flares, reflectors, or a flashlight, place them behind your vehicle to warn other drivers.
Wait for Help or Flag Down Assistance: If another driver passes or if you see a house or business within walking distance during daylight, carefully seek help.