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How long do you have to notify MVD of name or address change?

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“You are required by law to notify MVD within 10 Days of any change to your name or address”

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The speed limit approaching a school crosswalk is

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15 MPH

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How does the “right of way” work?

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The Rightmost car almost always has right of way at an intersection.

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What are the classes of licenses?

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G (Graduated), D (Operator), M (Motorcycle), and A, B, and C (All Commercial)

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What must be done while signing for a license?

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Must be observed by an MVD agent.

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What is the US Selective Service System?

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It is a registry, a government list of eligible males who would be enlisted if a draft were instated.

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Does registering with the US Selective Service System mean you WILL be entering the military?

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No, it is merely a reference list in case a draft is called.

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How old do you need to be in order to apply for a Motorcycle License?

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16

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9
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May you possess an Arizona ID and Driver’s License at the same time?

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No? For Some Reason.

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What are ALL the reasons to obtain a duplicate license?

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  • Your License/ID Card is lost, stolen, destroyed or unreadable.
  • Your Address or Name has changed.
  • To Update your Photo
  • To Remove your Social Security Number
  • Converting a Graduated License to an under 21 License
  • Converting an under 21 License to a Normal License
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When MUST you obtain a duplicate license?

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When your license is 12 years or older to update the photo.

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When MUST you apply for a title on a newly acquired vehicle?

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Within 15 days of acquisition.

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When MUST you register a vehicle previously registered out of state?

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As soon as you become an Arizona Resident.

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How does the state decide how long your registration can last?

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Based on how often an emissions test must be performed.

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What are all the options for registration periods?

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1 Year, 2 Years, or 5 Years.

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16
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What are ALL the equipment that must be properly working for you to drive?

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  • Brakes
  • Speedometer
  • Turn Signals
  • Intact Windshield
  • Horn
  • Good Condition Tires
  • Seat Belts
  • Driver and Front Passenger Side Windows
  • Emergency Flashers
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17
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How much does it cost to get a tire inspected professionally?

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Potentially Nothing!

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18
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What is a “Door Jamb?”

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The outer border of a door. Specifically the metal or plastic frame when it comes to cars.

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Where can your recommended PSI for your vehicle’s tires be found?

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On the door jamb

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20
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What is the Penny Test?

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On a tire you wish to check, place Lincoln’s side of a penny into the lowest grove on the tire treads. If Lincoln’s face is not at least partially covered, it’s worth replacing the tire.

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How young of a child MUST under all circumstances be held in a custom seat belt?

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5 years or younger.

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How tall must your child of between 5 and 9 years old be before “upgrading” out of a custom seat belt to a normal one?

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4 feet 9 inches

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How old MUST a child be to safely be in the front seat with no additional safety changes?

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12 Years

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What MUST be done if a child under a certain age is REQUIRED to sit in the front seat of a car?

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The airbags for their seats MUST be turned off.

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How long do you have to correct emissions problems if your vehicle fails an emissions test?

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30 Days After Failure

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26
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How many brakes are required for cars and trucks?

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  1. A Foot brake and a Parking Brake.
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27
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How many wheels minimum must a car/truck brake apply to?

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2

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28
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How many brakes must a motorcycle have at minimum?

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1

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What year of production is the cut-off age for vehicles NEEDING a seatbelt in the front passenger seat?

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1972

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Where should the Headrest of a seat be adjusted to?

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Up to the middle of your ears.

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31
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What is the cutoff model year for having an exhaust emissions system in your vehicle?

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1967

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32
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How far to the rear must a driver side side-mirror be able to see?

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200 Feet

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33
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How far away must a horn be able to be heard from?

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200 Feet

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34
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What vehicles are allowed to use front facing red emergency lights?

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Emergency Vehicles, School Busses, and Snow Removal Equipment ONLY.

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35
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When should emergency flashers be used?

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When your vehicle is stopped in the roadway or shoulder of the road.

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36
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What is the ONLY way in which a wireless device (phone or similar) may be used while driving?

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In a hands-free fashion, such as with voice to text translations.

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37
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What are the rules about recording or broadcasting video while driving?

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DON’T

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38
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How far ahead should you be scanning the road for important visual info?

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1 City Block

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39
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What things must you do to prepare for a lane change?

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Checking your rear/side mirrors and then taking a look behind you beforehand. Then signal and change lane.

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40
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What guideline should you follow to determine if you have a proper “cushion” between you and another vehicle?

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The 3-6 second rule.

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41
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What best describes “cushion”?

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The space between you and drivers to the front and back of you.

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42
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How does one use the rule for cushioning?

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The 3-6 second rule can be used by taking a landmark on the side of the road, such as a road sign, then counting seconds (1 one thousand, 2…) after the driver ahead of you passed it, but before you do. If you cannot count to 4 seconds then you are following too closely.

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43
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How much time should you give yourself for poor driving conditions?

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6 seconds, counted 1 one thousand 2… 7

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44
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How much clearance should you give a bicycle sharing your lane?

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3 Feet

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45
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How far before an action should you use your turn signal?

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Signal 4 seconds or 100 Ft before the action.

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45
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How should you signal intent to turn beyond an intersection?

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Only once you are within the intersection.

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46
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What are ALL the instances you must signal during?

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  • When turning into an intersection, driveway or alley
  • When changing lanes
  • Entering or leaving the freeway
  • Pulling away from a curb
  • Pulling over to the side of the road
  • When slowing down or stopping (If needing to use hand signals)
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47
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How do you Signal Stopping or Slowing Down through hand signals?

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Hand at a 90 degree angle downward.

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48
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When are the different times a pedestrian could be crossing a street?

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When at a crosswalk, at an intersection, or jaywalking. Yield to a pedestrian ANY time a pedestrian is crossing ANY street.

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49
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When parking on an uphill incline with a curb, which direction should you point your front tires in relation to the curb?

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You should turn your tires to the opposite direction of the curb, purpose being to let your tires slowly move and catch on the curb before engaging your parking brake. NOTE THAT THE AZ HANDBOOK AND TEST SPECIFICALLY SAYS TO THE LEFT IN ALL CASES, IMPLYING THAT THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN PARK UPHILL IS IF THE CURB IS TO YOUR RIGHT.

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50
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When no speed limit is posted, what is the max speed limit for residential or business areas?

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25 MPH

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51
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Which hand signal indicates making a left turn?

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Extending your arm out straight or 180 degrees.

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52
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Which hand signal indicates making a right turn?

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Holding your arm out at a 90 degree angle upward.

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53
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After passing a vehicle, what should you do before returning to their lane?

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Ensure their headlights are both visible in your rear view mirror, then turn your head to make sure you have a clear passage to complete your pass.

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54
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What is the distance before certain areas that you cannot pass a vehicle within?

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100 Feet

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55
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What are the special areas where you cannot pass another vehicle once you are within a distance of?

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  • Underpasses/bridges where visibility is low
  • Street Crossing (Intersections/Crosswalks)
  • Railroad crossings
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56
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What is the speed you’re expected to be going through a roundabout?

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15-20 MPH

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57
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How should you handle an emergency vehicle if you’re currently in a roundabout?

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Exit if possible, else pull over to the right to give them room.

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58
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What is a DDI?

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Diverging Diamond Interchange

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59
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What is a Highway Interchange?

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A system of connecting roadways with one or more separators letting traffic on different elevations flow through.

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What is the purpose of a DDI?

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A Diverging Diamond Interchange is a recent design from engineers meant to help traffic flow. Traffic flowing in a certain direction crosses over the traffic from the other side, ultimately ending up on the opposite side of the protective barriers they started in. It also has a single, side entry lane to allow incoming traffic to easily enter the freeway from an upper connecting bridge, and more lanes for traffic merging from the freeway to help prevent trucks or commercial vehicles from holding up freeway traffic.

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61
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When do crossovers happen at a DDI?

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Only following a traffic light signal.

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62
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What must you be careful of before parking in a roadway?

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That you are not obstructing traffic, limiting visibility, or in an illegal parking area.

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63
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What are ALL the rules to follow when you need to back up your car?

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  • Check behind your car BEFORE you get in to make sure it’s clear.
  • Turn around and look through the rear-view window, even if you have a rear view camera.
  • Back up SLOWLY
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64
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To Parallel Park Correctly, you MUST

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  • Check Traffic behind you and signal you are stopping. (Brake Gently, then turn on your right turn signal to indicate that you’re going to park)
  • Stop alongside the forward car, when your car’s back bumper aligns with theirs. Leave about 2 feet between your vehicles.
  • Shift to reverse. Look over your right shoulder, and slowly back up, with your steering wheel sharply turned right.
  • When your front bumper passes the rear bumper of the car in front of you, sharply turn the steering wheel to the left. Continue backing until in line with the curb.
  • Straighten your wheels and slowly push forward until you have enough cushion.
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65
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How do you park on a downhill grade?

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Turn your wheels towards the curb and engage the parking brake.

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How do you park on an uphill grade with a curb?

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Turn your steering wheel to the left, release your brake to allow the top right tire to rest against the curb, then engage your parking brake.

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How do you park on an uphill grade with no curb?

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Turn your front tires away from traffic, so that your vehicle will move backwards away from traffic (To the right in almost ALL cases) in case of brake failure. Engage your parking brake.

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How do you perform an emergency park on a highway or street?

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  • Pull over to the shoulder of the road as close to the curb as possible (if there is a curb) or as far from traffic as possible.
  • Set your parking brake, shift into park, or leave the car in gear (for manual transmission) and turn off the engine.
  • Set proper emergency signals
  • Stay with your vehicle until help arrives if at all possible. Otherwise lock your vehicle if you absolutely NEED to leave it.
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69
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When is it illegal to park?

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  • Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant
  • On a sidewalk
  • In front of a public or private driveway
  • Within an intersection
  • On a crosswalk or within 20 feet of a crosswalk
  • On any freeway or interstate highway (barring emergencies)
  • Any prohibited parking areas marked with a sign.
  • Within 50 feet of a railroad
  • On a bridge or in a tunnel
  • In any way creating a hazard for other vehicles.
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70
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What must you NEVER do if you miss your exit off a highway?

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NEVER Stop or ESPECIALLY Reverse on a highway. If you miss your exit, you MUST go to the next exit and find a means of joining traffic going back towards your destination.

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71
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What side of multi-lane roadways should you drive?

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The right most half, unless passing or signs indicate otherwise.

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During rush hours, which lanes should you try to leave while driving on a highway and why?

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The right most lanes. Since they are the entry and exit points, it’s best to leave more room for vehicles to exit and enter.

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What should you do if you need assistance on the freeway?

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  • Pull over to the right shoulder as far as possible. Avoid stopping on or near freeway ramps.
  • Turn on emergency flashers or raise the hood of your car to signal.
  • At night, signal to other drivers through turning on an inside dome light or using emergency flares or portable warning signals.
  • Wait for help. Do NOT walk along the freeway.
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74
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What vehicles can use an HOV lane during posted hours?

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  • A vehicle carrying two or more persons (driver included)
  • Car Pool Vehicles
  • Motorcycles
  • Busses
  • Vehicles with “Alternative Fuel” or “Hybrid/Energy Efficient” license plates
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What vehicles can use an HOV lane outside of posted hours?

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  • Car Pool Vehicles
  • Busses
  • Motorcycles

-Vehicles with “Alternative Fuel” or
“Hybrid/Energy Efficient” license plates.

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76
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How should you treat the lanes of a highway?

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Drive on the right most lane unless passing or during rush hour to allow cars easy access and exit from the highway. On a three lane highway, the middle lane should be the main travel lane, the right most lane left for entry/exit, and the left most lane for passing.

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What should you do if you come across a flashing red traffic light?

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Treat it as a stop sign. Come to a complete stop, yield to any vehicles already in the intersection, yield right of way where required, then proceed when the way is clear.

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What should you do if you come across a flashing yellow traffic light?

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Slow down coming towards the intersection, then proceed with caution if the roadway is clear.

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What does a yellow arrow indicate on a traffic signal?

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The same as a standard yellow signal. The light is about to change to red. If you are not already in the intersection, wait for the light to turn green in the indicated direction.

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What does a flashing yellow arrow indicate on a traffic signal?

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Yield the right of way to any oncoming pedestrians or vehicles, then proceed with caution if the roadway is clear.

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If a traffic signal is inoperative, what should you do?

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Treat it as a four-way stop. Stop fully, then proceed with caution if the roadway is clear and no other vehicles are coming towards the intersection. If more vehicles arrive then the right-most vehicle has the right of way and all others must yield before proceeding.

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What is the main rule of right of way for a four way intersection?

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The rightmost vehicle has the right of way, exempting cases in which them exercising right of way would cause a collision.

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83
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What is the “Right of Way” from a legal perspective?

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No one person really owns the right of way. It only dictates who must yield to whom. Right of way should not be taken at all if a crash may be caused as a result.

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84
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What does a flashing yellow PEDESTRIAN signal mean?

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A Pedestrian has activated the signal and is waiting to cross.

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What does a flashing red PEDESTRIAN signal mean?

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Come to a complete stop, then proceed with caution once the pedestrian has passed your half of the roadway and if it is otherwise clear.

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What is an interesting thing to do for safety if you are a pedestrian?

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If you have a clear view of the driver, see if they are looking in your direction. Seeing eye to eye can be a reassurance that they acknowledge you and will yield.

87
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If you run a red light, what is the required punishment?

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Completion of Traffic Survival School

88
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If you run a red light and cause a crash, causing a near death injury, what is the punishment?

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You can be fined up to 500$ and have your license suspended for three months. You may also be required to do community service.

89
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If you run a red light, cause a crash, which causes a death, what is the punishment?

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You can be fined up to 1,000$ and have your license suspended for six months. You may also be required to do community service.

90
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Failure to complete any assigned Traffic Survival School results in what?

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Indefinite suspension of your license.

91
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What is standard procedure for responding to an emergency vehicle with emergency lights blaring?

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Move as far to the right of the road as possible and stop until the vehicle has passed.

92
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What is standard procedure for responding to an emergency vehicle with emergency lights blaring, while on a FOUR lane highway?

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You may proceed with caution, but ensure you are not in the same lane as the vehicle. If you are and it is not safe to leave said lane, proceed with caution until safe to do so, and reduce your speed.

93
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How much distance should be between you and a Fire Truck responding to an emergency?

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500 Feet

94
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How much distance should be between you and a Police Car responding to an emergency?

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300 Feet

95
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What is the “Move Over” law?

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Drivers are required to move over to give at least one lane of cushion to emergency vehicles currently on the scene of a roadside emergency. If not possible or safe to give said cushion, you must slow down and proceed with great caution. This law also applies to ALL vehicles pulled over with lights flashing to indicate a roadside emergency.

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What should you do if a School Bus is picking up or dropping off passengers with its stop sign extended?

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Regardless of your direction of travel, come to a complete stop until the bus is moving, and/or the flashing stop sign has returned to neutral. Then yield to any children in the area and proceed with caution.

97
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Are you required to stop if a school bus is stopped on the opposite side of a physical barrier?

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If on the other end of a fence, curbing, or separation of pavement, then no. These are considered parts of a divided roadway.

98
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What is a divided roadway?

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One where roads are separated with a fence, curbing, or separation of pavement.

99
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When no speed limit is posted, what is the limit for approaching a children’s crosswalk?

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15 MPH

100
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When no speed limit is posted, what is the limit for a business or residential district?

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25 MPH

101
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When no speed limit is posted, what is the limit for an open highway or city freeway?

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55 MPH

102
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What speed limit can you go on a designated open highway?

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Up to 65 MPH

103
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When no speed limit is posted, what is the limit for a rural freeway?

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75 MPH

104
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What speed limit signs are there other than the traditional black text on white background signs and what do they indicate?

A

Black text on orange background signs recommends a speed based on a certain curvature, grade, or other location specific conditions. Slow down until you are certain you have traversed the area.

105
Q

What should you do in really bad weather?

A

Reduce your speed and attempt to double the cushion/following distance between you and the driver in front of you.

106
Q

What is the only thing designated to an octagon shaped sign?

A

Stop Signs. Come to a complete stop and proceed when safe to do so.

107
Q

What is the only thing designated to a triangular shaped sign?

A

Yield signs. Yield the right of way to cross traffic or merging traffic.

108
Q

What is the only thing designated to a pennant (right facing triangle) shaped sign?

A

No Passing Zone signs.

109
Q

What does a diamond shaped, yellow sign, with a black bicycle in the center indicate?

A

Bike Crossing

110
Q

Describe the appearance of a Bike Crossing Sign

A

It is a diamond shaped sign, yellow background, with a black image of a bike on it.

111
Q

What does a diamond shaped sign, yellow background, with an arrow going straight forward, and a small curve near its bottom indicate?

A

Merge

112
Q

Describe the appearance of a “Merge” sign

A

It is a diamond shaped sign, yellow background, with an arrow going straight forward, and a small curve near its bottom to indicate the merge.

113
Q

What does a yellow (or orange if posted in a construction zone), diamond shaped sign, which has a black half circle at the top middle, with curved black arrows going in opposite directions to each other indicate?

A

Divided Highway Begins

114
Q

Describe the appearance of a “Divided Highway Begins” sign.

A

A yellow (or orange if posted in a construction zone), diamond shaped sign, which has a black half circle at the top middle, with black curved arrows going in opposite directions to each other.

115
Q

What does a yellow, diamond shaped sign featuring a straight black line with a separate black line at a 45 degree angle to the right indicate?

A

Right Side Road

116
Q

Describe the appearance of a “Right Side Road” sign

A

A yellow, diamond shaped sign featuring a straight line with a separate black line at a 45 degree angle to the right.

117
Q

What does a Yellow, diamond shaped sign which has two curved black arrows pointed in opposite directions, then a small half circle on the bottom in the middle indicate?

A

Divided Highway Ends

118
Q

Describe a “Divided Highway Ends” sign.

A

A Yellow, diamond shaped sign which has two curved arrows pointed in opposite directions, then a small half circle on the bottom in the middle.

119
Q

What is the maximum speed in between two school crossing signs?

A

15 MPH

120
Q

What is the difference between pedestrian crossing and School crossing signs?

A

School crossing signs have an additional person on the sign and may be in a slightly different color, yellow green instead of flat yellow.

121
Q

Is passing allowed in any school zone?

A

No.

121
Q

What must you stop for near a Railroad Crossing sign, and how far away must you be?

A

A minimum distance of 15 Ft. must be maintained when…

  • Red lights are flashing
  • A crossing barricade is lowered
  • Bells are ringing
  • There is a flagger warning of an approaching train (person on foot)
122
Q

What rules should you follow to reduce your chances of death related to a train track?

A
  • Expect a train on the track at any time
  • Do not get trapped on a railroad crossing (Duh?)
  • Get out of your vehicle if it stalls on the tracks
  • Look for a second train in the other direction
  • Never race with a train
  • Watch for vehicles like busses and gasoline tankers, which must stop at railroad crossings
  • When driving at night, be alert for crossing signs that are not lit up.
123
Q

What does a sign in the shape of a blue shield with a red banner atop indicate?

A

Interstate Route Marker

124
Q

Describe an Interstate Route Marker

A

A blue, shield shaped sign with a red banner atop it.

125
Q

What does a white, shield shaped sign with a number in the center indicate?

A

US Route Marker

126
Q

Describe a US Route Marker sign.

A

A white, shield shaped sign with a number in the center.

127
Q

What does a white sign shaped like the state of Arizona on maps, with “Arizona” printed on it in black along with a number indicate?

A

State Route Marker

128
Q

Describe an Arizona “State Route Marker”

A

A white sign shaped like the state of Arizona on maps, with “Arizona” printed on it along with a number.

129
Q

How far off the shoulder are mile markers placed?

A

2 Feet off the right shoulder.

130
Q

What is the purpose of a mile marker?

A

To give a general area of where you are in case of a crash, running out of gas, or having disabling mechanical problems. You should try to note the approximate distance from and number of the nearest milepost.

131
Q

What is the purpose of orange warning signs/devices?

A

To direct drivers and/or pedestrians and to protect construction workers in a construction area.

132
Q

What happens if you get a traffic violation in a construction zone?

A

All fines are doubled.

133
Q

What is usually the shape of a sign in a construction zone?

A

Diamond.

134
Q

What does a yellow road marking do?

A

Indicates traffic moving in opposite directions.

135
Q

What does a white road marking do?

A

Indicates lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. Also used to mark the edge of the roadway, pedestrian crosswalks, or other stop lines.

136
Q

What does a broken yellow road marking mean?

A

Traffic moving in opposite directions, that allows for WITH EXTREME CAUTION the ability to cross over it to pass vehicles on the left of the line when the roadway is clear.

137
Q

What is a solid and broken yellow line?

A

An area where traffic is moving in two different directions. The markings indicate the ability to WITH EXTREME CAUTION pass to the left on one side when the roadway is clear, but on the solid yellow line side you must not pass on the left.

138
Q

What do double yellow solid lines indicate?

A

That there are two or more lanes of traffic going in different directions. There is no passing or crossing over the lines allowed for any reason, other than a turn to the left.

139
Q

What do broken white lines indicate?

A

Multiple lanes of traffic moving in the same direction. You may pass on the left when the roadway is clear with normal levels of caution.

140
Q

What is the purpose of solid white lines?

A

They are used for turn lanes to prevent lane changes near intersections. Sometimes they will also have turn lane arrows.

141
Q

What are the two types of turn lane arrows and what are their purposes?

A

First is Turn Only arrows, with a direction of travel and the word “Only” underneath, indicating that you MUST turn in the indicated direction. Your lane may also be marked with an arrow pointing both straight and a different direction. You have the option to continue in your direction of travel or turn in the indicated direction.

142
Q

What are the methods of delineating bike traffic?

A

White markings on the shoulder of a road shaped like a bicyclist indicates a bicyclist potentially in the area. Use caution. The other method is a yellow sign with a bike, within a diamond shape.

143
Q

What do painted curbs mean?

A

You must follow specific rules to park there indicated by the color it is painted.

144
Q

What does a white painted curb indicate?

A

You must only stop long enough to pick up or drop off passengers.

145
Q

What does a yellow painted curb indicate?

A

You must stop only long enough to load or unload, and must also stay with your vehicle.

146
Q

What does a red painted curb indicate?

A

You must not stop, stand, or park along this line for any reason.

147
Q

What are the reasons you can legally cross a solid white line?

A

To enter the HOV lane at appropriate times, or in the case of an emergency or avoiding a road hazard.

148
Q

Can a double solid line be crossed for any reason?

A

No.

149
Q

What line type can indicate the leftmost edge of a roadway?

A

Yellow road lines may indicate the left edge of the pavement on divided highways and one way streets.

150
Q

What do double dashed lines indicate?

A

These lines accompany a series of three white, square signs indicating a reversible turning lane. Based on the time, the function changes. A Red X on your time means you may not use the turning lane. A merge arrow for your time means you may use this lane as a travel lane. Two curved lines saying “ONLY” for your time means you must only use the lane for left turns. Look for these white signs in the area before entering this turning lane.

151
Q

What lanes should be used for making left turns?

A

Either specifically indicated turn lanes on the left, or the lane just to the right of the center lane, marked with a yellow traffic line.

152
Q

When can you make a left turn on red?

A

ONLY when making a left turn from a one way road, to another one way road.

153
Q

When can a vehicle turn across a METRO rail line?

A

ONLY from designated turn lanes directed by traffic signals.

153
Q

What sign indicates a METRO Rail Train crossing?

A

A Black, electronic sign featuring the orange silhouette of a train, which flashes when the train is approaching.

153
Q

What does a white, rectangle shaped sign featuring two black arrows. One pointing left at a 90 degree angle, then an arrow diverging from that one and pointing downward.

A

U Turn OR Left Turn Allowed.

154
Q

Describe a “U Turn OR Left Turn” sign

A

A white, rectangle shaped sign featuring two arrows. One pointing left at a 90 degree angle, then an arrow diverging from that one and pointing downward.

155
Q

Where in Arizona might a “U Turn OR Left Turn Allowed” sign be posted?

A

At an intersection with a METRO Rail Track. Left turns and U Turns are controlled with traffic signals.

156
Q

What are important rules for drivers and bikers at a METRO Rail Track?

A
  • Never stop or park your car/bike on the rail track
  • Never drive your car, or use your bike in the area designated ONLY for the METRO Rail.
  • Keep in mind that light rail trains are quiet. Pay close attention to indicators of them approaching.
  • The ends of a rail train are identical, the one difference being their headlight colors. Front headlights are white, while rear lights are red.
157
Q

What are two rules for those walking on METRO Rail Tracks?

A
  • Adults should hold the hands of small children near the tracks and on station platforms.
  • Cross only at crosswalks and obey crosswalk signs.
158
Q

What are the rules for children near METRO Rail Tracks?

A
  • Get off any bikes or skateboards and walk them through the crosswalk.
  • Never play near the tracks
  • Do not climb trees, fly kites, or model planes near overhead power lines.
  • Skateboards, roller blades, or bikes (for kids specifically) on the tracks or light rail platforms are not allowed.
159
Q

What is the minimum safe cushion required to be given when passing a bicyclist?

A

3 Feet

160
Q

Is there anything special about Motorcycle turn signals?

A

They do not turn off automatically. A rider may forget to turn this signal off so be weary if their signal remains on.

161
Q

What are ways to safely share the road with a truck?

A
  • Do not cut off a truck. A truck takes twice as long to stop. If you cross into their lane and must stop suddenly, that cuts the truck’s stopping distance in half.
  • Spend as little time in the “No Zones” as possible. These are the truck’s larger than normal blind spots near the back and front sides of the vehicles.
  • Do not pass a truck on the right if there is ANY indication that they will be making a right turn.
162
Q

What are specific aspects to farm machinery that can make them especially dangerous to share the road with?

A
  • They travel at 25 MPH or less
  • They may take up more than one lane on the road.
  • They may not have signals.
  • They may need to pull in the opposite direction to get enough momentum to turn in their direction of travel.
163
Q

What does a sign displayed on the back of a vehicle which is triangular with small, light red shapes along the triangle’s edges where the triangle itself is orange, indicate?

A

Slow Moving Vehicle (25 MPH Max Speed)

164
Q

Describe a Slow Moving Vehicle sign, including what you should take from it.

A

The sign is displayed on the back of a vehicle incapable of moving faster than 25 MPH. It is a triangular sign with small, light red shapes along the triangle’s edges. The triangle itself is orange.

165
Q

What is “Driver Perception Time?”

A

How long it takes to see and recognize a hazard.

166
Q

What is the average Driver Perception Time?

A

0.75 Seconds

167
Q

What is “Driver Reaction Time?”

A

The time it takes after recognizing a hazard to start braking.

168
Q

What is the average “Driver Reaction Time?”

A

0.75 Seconds

169
Q

How long should your standard following distance be?

A

3 Seconds between you and the vehicle in front of you. Use a landmark to judge how much distance you have.

170
Q

When on slippery roads, what should your following distance be?

A

6 Seconds or More

171
Q

What should you do when a driver seeks to pass you and why?

A

Slow down. It will give you more following distance and allow the passing driver to create a following distance of their own.

172
Q

If you get caught in a dust storm, what should you do?

A

Do not wait until visibility becomes too low to pull over. Do so as soon as possible.

173
Q

Should you keep on your signal lights while pulled over during a severe dust storm?

A

No.

174
Q

What should your following distance be in heavy rain?

A

6 Seconds

175
Q

What is the whole process for dealing with Hydroplaning?

A
  1. Release the accelerator
  2. DO NOT BRAKE
  3. Keep the steering wheel steady until your tires grip the road again.
176
Q

What is a method you can use to keep your brakes dry while you drive through a flooded zone?

A

Lightly hold the brakes down. It helps maintain a slow and steady speed anyways.

177
Q

After exiting a flooded zone, what should you do?

A

Check your brakes to make sure they still stop the car. If they end up getting wet, they may pull to the side or grab more suddenly. To dry wet brakes, apply them gently while accelerating.

178
Q

How should one deal with “Highway Hypnosis” while on the road?

A
  1. Pull over and rest when you notice it coming onto you
  2. Prevent it by using the radio and keeping the windows open to get fresh air.
  3. Pull over hourly to walk around a bit.
179
Q

What is the definition of Highway Hypnosis?

A

A state of a tired driver where they can basically go into autopilot while driving, losing focus.

180
Q

What is the punishment for the first offense of knowingly providing a minor with alcohol?

A

A suspension of driving privileges for 30 days.

181
Q

What is the punishment for your second or subsequent offenses of knowingly providing a minor with alcohol?

A

A suspension of driving privileges for no longer than 6 months.

182
Q

What is something you might not expect to be aggressive driving under the letter of the law?

A

Passing a vehicle on the right where not absolutely necessary.

183
Q

What are the penalties for the first offense of aggressive driving?

A

You will be required to attend Traffic Survival School and your license may be suspended for up to 30 days.

184
Q

What are the penalties for your second or subsequent offenses of aggressive driving?

A

If done within a 2 year period you will be guilty of a class 1 misdemeanor and your license WILL be suspended for a full year.

185
Q

If before or while holding your driver’s license, what happens if you have a seizure?

A

If one happens within 90 days of applying for one’s license, it must be reported to the MVD. Someone who already has a license is barred from driving following one and must be subject to a medical exam after informing the MVD.

186
Q

After the period stated that your license is revoked, what must happen for one’s license to be reinstated?

A
  1. An investigation must be done to ensure all the withdrawal actions are ended and all statutory requirements are met.
  2. Two fees, a registration fee, and a reinstatement fee must be paid.
  3. You may be required to file a Certificate of Insurance (SR-22)
  4. Written, vision, and road tests may again be required.
187
Q

What effect does your permanent driving record have on whether you must attend Traffic Survival School (Aside from offenses that immediately require it)?

A

A certain number of points are tallied based on offenses in the past year. If you have 8 total points, then you must attend Traffic Survival School or your driving privilege may be suspended.

188
Q

What can happen other than suspensions if you refuse to take/pass a drug/alcohol test?

A

Required to attend Traffic Survival School.

189
Q

How long might your license be suspended if you fail/refuse a drug/alcohol test?

A

Your license can be suspended for 1 year on first offense or 2 years on second or subsequent offenses in a 7 year period.

190
Q

If you have an unresolved judgment from another state, what can be a potential consequence?

A

Required to attend Traffic Survival School.

191
Q

If you are under 21 and get convicted of any illegal drug violation, what is a potential consequence?

A

Required to attend Traffic Survival School.

192
Q

A person convicted of not having vehicle insurance could deal with what consequences?

A
  1. 3 Months of license, registration, and plate suspension on First Violation
  2. 6 Months for Second Violation within 3 Years
  3. 1 Year for Third or Subsequent Violation within 3 Years
193
Q

If an officer stops you for DUI suspicions, what amount of blood alcohol concentration causes your license to be revoked on the spot?

A

0.08% or more, or 0.06% in a commercial vehicle.

194
Q

If you are under 21 and are caught with a non 0% Blood alcohol concentration, what are the consequences?

A

You MAY immediately have your license revoked on the spot.

195
Q

If you refuse to take or fail any tests while arrested for DUI, what are the consequences?

A

You will immediately have your license revoked for 1 year on first offense, or 2 years for any further offenses within a 7 Year period.

196
Q

What are the consequences for your first conviction of DUI?

A

You are jailed for no less than 10 days, your license will be suspended for no less than 90 days, and you will pay a fine no less than $1,250. You will also be forced to go through alcohol screening/education/treatment, perform community service, and you may need to equip any vehicle you operate with a Certified Ignition Interlock Device.

197
Q

What are the consequences for your second or any subsequent DUI convictions?

A

Jail time of no less than 90 days, fines no less than $3,000, your license will be revoked for 1 year. You will also be forced to go through alcohol screening/treatment/education, may be ordered to equip any vehicle you operate with a Certified Ignition Interlock Device, and to perform mandatory community service.

198
Q

What Blood Alcohol Concentration level is considered enough for an Extreme DUI Charge?

A

0.15%

199
Q

What are the consequences for your first conviction of Extreme DUI?

A

You are jailed for not less than 30 days, fined not less than $2,500. If your Blood Alcohol Concentration level is 0.2% or higher you will be jailed not less than 45 days with no chance of a suspended sentence. You will also undergo alcohol screening/treatment/education, will be required to perform community service, and will be required to install a Certified Ignition Interlock Device on any vehicle you operate.

200
Q

What are the consequences for your second or subsequent convictions of Extreme DUI?

A

You are jailed not less than 120 days, fined not less than $3,250, and your license will be revoked for 1 year. If Blood Alcohol Concentration level is 0.2% or higher, you will be jailed for not less than 180 days and not be eligible for a suspended sentence. You will also undergo alcohol screening/treatment/education, perform community service, and install a Certified Ignition Interlock Device on any vehicle you operate.

201
Q

What constitutes an Aggravated DUI?

A

Any person who commits a DUI while their driving privileges are revoked, commits three DUIs within a period of 7 years, or is DUI while a child of age 15 or younger is in the vehicle. This category also applies to any DUI while under a Certified Ignition Interlock Device.

202
Q

What consequences would you get for an Aggravated DUI charge?

A

Jail time of no less than 2 years and an additional penalty of revoking your license for an extra year on top of any other revocations. You will also be required to undergo alcohol screening/education/treatment and install a Certified Ignition Interlock Device on any vehicle you operate.

203
Q

How does a Certified Ignition Interlock Device operate?

A

A potential driver breathes onto the device and if the driver has a high enough blood alcohol level the vehicle will not start.

204
Q

How does one get to operate a Certified Ignition Interlock Operated vehicle?

A

An Ignition Interlock Restricted license can be applied for on day one of a revocation or suspension of a Class D or G license.

205
Q

How should you handle a tire blowout situation?

A
  1. Hold the steering wheel tightly to keep the vehicle straight
  2. Ease off the gas. Do not immediately apply the brakes.
  3. Let the vehicle slow until nearly stopped.
  4. Just before you stop, apply your turn signal to inform drivers you will be moving to the side of the road.
  5. When OFF the roadway, finally apply the brakes to fully stop.
206
Q

What should you carry in case of fires?

A

An ABC Class, Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher.

207
Q

What are alternatives in case of not having a fire extinguisher to deal with a flame?

A

A heavy blanket, heavy coat or sand.

208
Q

How long can your license be revoked if you fail to stop at a crash?

A
  1. 1 Year if only damaging a vehicle
  2. 3 Years if involving Minor Injuries
  3. 5 Years on top of incarceration time for any involving serious injury.
  4. 10 Years on top of incarceration time for any involving a death.
209
Q

What are all the things you should include in your emergency kit?

A
  1. Water containers/drinking water
  2. ABC Class, Dry Chemical Fire Extinguisher
  3. First Aid Kit
  4. Sunglasses
  5. Non-Perishable Food
  6. Can Opener
  7. Flashlight
  8. Blankets
  9. Gloves
  10. Maps
  11. Paper Towels
  12. Tire Chains
  13. Gas Can
  14. Rope
  15. Electrical Tape
  16. Flares
  17. Jumper Cables
  18. Absorbent Cloths
  19. Mirror
  20. Motor Oil
  21. Notepad and Pencil
  22. Jack, lug wrench, and spare tire
  23. Hand Tools (Pliers, Screwdrivers,
    Wrenches)

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