Section 1 & 2
Section 3
Section 4
Section 5
Section 6 & 7
100
Something that tells you your vehicles speed.
Speedometer.
100
what you should do at a red light
Come to a complete stop.
100
Vehicles you share the road with.
Motorcycles, trucks, and tractors.
100
Something you should be aware of.
Weather conditions.
100
What you should do if there is a brake failure.
Pump the brakes. If that doesn't work, veer off to a bush or something to slow you down.
200
Says something is wrong with your vehicle.
Dash indicators/lights.
200
Stop sign.
200
Motorcycles can take up this much space.
The full lane.
200
You do this during a severe dust storm.
Pull of the road and stop.
200
What to do if a vehicle is approaching from behind quickly.
Take your foot off the brake to lessen the resistance or impact.
300
3 things to check before driving.
Indicators, lights, and mirrors.
300
Yield sign.
300
You have to be aware of this when by a truck.
Wide turns.
300
What you should do if your vehicle hydroplanes.
Don't touch the gas or brake and let your vehicle come to a stop.
300
Things you must have when pulled over.
License, registration, and insurance.
400
Things to check your tires for.
Tire pressure and depth.
400
Dash roadlines allow you to _____.
Pass into other lanes.
400
These vehicles have very few signals and move very slow.
Tractors/recreational vehicles.
400
What lights you should use when there is fog.
Low beams.
400
Where your hands should be if you are stopped.
Both hands should be on the wheel.
500
3 distractions from the road.
A cell phone, a gps, children, seatbelts, or dropped items.
500
What does a yellow half dashed half solid mean?
Yellow separates oncoming and ongoing traffic. The side with the dashed line can pass if needed.
500
Things you do by a motorcycle.
Give them space, keep their lane clear in case of an accident or collision.
500
The blood alcohol level that considers you driving under the influence.
.08%
500
What you do if you have a firearm in your vehicle.
Tell the officer that you have a firearm and where it is while keeping both hands on the wheel.