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If you fail to obey the “Florida move over law” what happens?

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Citation, Points on your license,and fines

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What is the “Florida move over law”?

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Protects law enforcers, emergency workers, and two truck drivers stopped along roadways while performing their jobs

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On a two-lane roadway you are required to slow to a speed of?

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20 miles per hour less than the posted speed limit

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On a two-lane roadway if the speed limit is 20 miles per hour or less, you must?

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Slow down to 5 miles per hour

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If driving on an interstate/roadway with multiple lanes of travel in the SAME direction and you approach an emergency or law enforcement vehicle parked along the roadway,you must?

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Vacate the lane closets to the vehicle as soon as it’s safe to do so, if you cannot change lanes you must slow down to a speed of 20 miles per hour below the posted speed limit

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What is a business district?

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An area where 50% or more of the land next to the road is used for businesses

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What does “cancellation” mean?

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The act of declaring a driver’s license void and terminated

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What is a “certified copy”?

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A copy which is marked in some official way to show that it is a true copy of the original document

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What are “child restraints”?

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Infant carriers or removable car seats specially designed to keep babies and young children from being injured in a car crash

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When is a lap belt okay?

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May be used as a restraint for children 4 years old or older

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What does “department” mean?

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The Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

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What does “Endorsement”mean?

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A special authorization which permits a person to drive certain types of vehicles, transport certain things, or transport a certain number of passengers

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What is a “felony”?

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Any criminal offense that is punishable under the laws of this state, or that by death or imprisonment in a state penitentiary

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What is a “immigrant?

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A permeant lawful resident alien

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What is an “intersection”?

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Where two streets meet or cross

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What is a “residential district”?

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An area where most of the land next to the road is used for homes

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What is a “restriction”

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A prohibition against operating certain types of motor vehicles or a requirement that the driver comply with certain conditions when driving a motor vehicle

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What is a “revocation”

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The termination of a license privilege to drive a motor vehicle

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What is a “suspension”

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The temporary withdrawal of a licensee’s privilege to drive a motor vehicle

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Driver’s licenses classes include A, B,C to operate what?

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Commercial motor vehicles such as large trucks and buses

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You must have a CDL to operate what?

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Any single vehicle with a gross vehicle weight of 26,001 pounds or more

A combination vehicle with a gross combo weight rating of 26,0001 or more and a trailer of 10,001 pounds or more

A vehicle that holds 16 or more passengers

Any size vehicle which requires
hazardous material placards or material listed as a toxin or select agent

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If you move to Florida and have a valid drivers license from another state, you have how many days?

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get a license within 30 days of becoming a Florida resident

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What is a “turn about”?

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(Three point turn)

Turn your car around in a 30’ to 40’ space

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What does it mean to “shift gears”?

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Change gears smoothly and correctly

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How to “approach of crossing”?

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Get in the proper lane and look in each direction, change gears smoothly and correctly

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What does “observe right-of-way” mean?

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Allow pedestrians to cross, pull over and stop for emergency vehicles and do NOT enter an intersection where you will interfere with other traffic

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How to “pass” a car?

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Always look ahead and behind to make sure you can pass safely,
Pass on the left, unless the car ahead is making a left turn on a street with more than one lane in each direction

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How to “stay in proper lane”?

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Drive in the right lane except on a one-way street

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What does the code “A” mean on a license?

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The person MUST wear corrective lenses at all times when operating a vehicle

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What does the code “B” mean on a license?

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It means the vehicle the person is driving must have a left outside rearview mirror on the car

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What does the code “C” mean on a license?

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It mean “business purposes only” driving privilege is limited to only necessary driving such as going to work, on-the-job driving, education purposes, driving to church, and medical purposes

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What does the code “D” mean on a license?

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“Employment Purposes Only”

Limiting to driving to and from work and on-the-job driving

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What does the code “E” mean on a license?

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“Daylight Driving Only”

The person can only drive during daylight hours

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What does the code”F” stand for on a license?

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“Automatic Transmission”

The person can only drive a vehicle that has an automatic transmission

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What does the code “G” stand for on a license?

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“Power Steering”

Means the person must drive a vehicle with a power steering

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What does the code “I” mean on a license?

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Means the person must drive a vehicle equipped with mechanical signals

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What does the code “J” mean on a license?

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“Grip On The Steering Wheel”

Means the vehicle must be equipped with a knob or grip on the steering wheel

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What does the code “K” mean on a license?

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“Hearing Aids”

Means the person must wear hearing aids at all times while driving a CDL vehicle

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What does the code “L” mean on a license?

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“Seat cushion”

Means the person must use a seat cushion at all times while driving

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What does the code “M” mean on a license?

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“Hand controls or pedal extension”

Means the vehicle must be equipped with hand controls or a pedal extension

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What does the code “N” mean on a license?

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“Left foot accelerator”

Means the vehicle must be equipped with a left foot accelerator

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What does the code “P” mean on a license?

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“Probation-interlock device”

Means the vehicle must be equipped with a device that locks the ignition

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What does the code “S” mean on a license?

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“Other Restrictions”

Means there are other restrictions imposed on this license

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What does the code “X” mean on a license?

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“Medical Alert Bracelet”

Means the person wears a medical alert bracelet

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