Bikes or Motorcycles
Emergency Vehicles
Pedestrians
School Buses
Semi Trucks
100
Why is it important for drivers to give motorcycles a full lane instead of sharing it?
Drivers should give motorcycles a full lane because they need room to maneuver safely and can be harder to see.
100
What should you do when an emergency vehicle with flashing lights and a siren approaches from behind?
Pull over to the right side of the road and stop until the vehicle passes.
100
Why should drivers use extra caution near crosswalks and intersections?
Because pedestrians can appear suddenly, especially near crosswalks and corners.
100
What should you do when a school bus stops and extends its stop sign arm?
Stop in both directions when the stop sign arm is out and red lights are flashing.
100
Why should drivers avoid staying in a truck’s blind spots (“No Zones”)?
Because the truck driver can’t see you in those areas, increasing the risk of collision.
200
True or False — Motorcycles can stop much faster than most cars, so following too closely can cause a rear-end collision
True — Motorcycles stop faster, so following too closely can cause a crash.
200
Why is it dangerous to follow too closely behind an ambulance or fire truck?
It’s dangerous because emergency vehicles often make sudden stops or turns — following too closely blocks their path.
200
What should a driver do if a pedestrian starts crossing the street after the light turns green for you?
Stop and let the pedestrian finish crossing before driving.
200
Why is it important to stay alert for children near school bus stops?
Children may run into the street unexpectedly, so drivers need to be extra alert.
200
What should you do when passing a large truck on the highway?
Pass quickly and safely on the left side, and don’t cut in too close in front of the truck.
300
What are two things you should check for before opening your car door near a bike lane?
Check your mirrors and blind spots for approaching bikes before opening your door.
300
True or False — You must pull over and stop for an emergency vehicle, even if it’s coming from the opposite direction on a two-lane road.
True — You must pull over and stop, even if the emergency vehicle comes from the opposite direction.
300
True or False — Pedestrians always have the right of way, no matter where they cross.
False — Pedestrians only have the right of way at crosswalks or intersections; jaywalking is not protected.
300
True or False — You can pass a stopped school bus if there’s a median separating your lane from the bus.
True — You may pass only if there’s a physical median separating your lane from the bus.
300
True or False — Trucks need more time and distance to stop than smaller vehicles.
True — Trucks need much more time and space to stop than smaller vehicles.