Road Rules
Distracted Driving
Signs and Signals
Safe driving
Impaired Driving
100

 What does a red octagonal sign mean?

Stop

100

What is one of the most common distractions while driving?

Using a cellphone.

100

What color are stop signs?

Red

100

What should everyone in a vehicle wear to reduce the risk of serious injury?

A seat belt.

100

What substance can impair a driver's judgment and reaction time?

Alcohol.

200

What should you do when approaching a yellow traffic light?

 Slow down and stop if it is safe to do so.

200

True or false: Eating while driving can be a distraction.

True

200

What does a yellow diamond-shaped sign usually indicate?

A warning or upcoming roadway condition.

200

What should you do before changing lanes?

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

200

Can prescription or over-the-counter medications affect driving ability?

Yes.

300

What does a solid double yellow line generally mean?

Passing is prohibited in both directions.

300

Why is texting while driving especially dangerous?

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

300

What does a red circle with a slash through it generally mean?

The action or activity shown is prohibited.

300

Why is following too closely dangerous?

 It reduces the time and distance available to stop safely.

300

 What is the safest choice if you have been drinking alcohol?

Do not drive; use a sober driver, rideshare, taxi, or another safe option.

400

At a four-way stop, who generally has the right-of-way when two vehicles arrive at the same time?

The vehicle on the right.

400

Name three types of distractions a driver can experience.

Visual, manual, and cognitive distractions.

400

What does a flashing red traffic signal mean?

Stop, then proceed when it is safe.

400

What is the best way to handle driving when you are very tired?

Don't drive; get adequate rest or find another safe form of transportation.

400

Why is impaired driving dangerous even if someone feels like they can drive?

Impairment can affect judgment, coordination, reaction time, and perception.

500

What should you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with flashing lights and a siren?

Pull over and stop, allowing it to pass.

500

What is the safest place for your phone while driving?

Somewhere you cannot reach or interact with it, such as a secured location out of reach.

500

 What does a flashing yellow traffic signal mean?

Slow down and proceed with caution.

500

What is defensive driving?

Driving in a way that anticipates hazards and the actions of other road users to reduce the chance of a crash.

500

What does BAC stand for?

 Blood Alcohol Concentration.