Courtney Carr Ch. 1-3 Flashcards

1
Q

Drivers licenses are valid for how many years?

A

4 years

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2
Q

How many points of verification must an applicant have?

A

6

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3
Q

What does GDL stand for?

A

Graduated Driver License

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4
Q

No driving between what and what times when you have a permit?

A

11:01 p.m. and 5:00 a.m

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5
Q

Permit holder must be accompanied in the front seat by an adult who is how old?

A

21 years old

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6
Q

When you have your permit, where should the decals be located

A

On the upper left hand corner

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7
Q

Should there be a rear facing car seat in the front seat?

A

No

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8
Q

You must always drive with what foot no matter if your left or right handed?

A

Right foot

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9
Q

If your looking at the steering wheel as a clock, your hands should be at what and what when you are driving?

A

9 and 3

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10
Q

If you put your left hand and arm upward out the window, what are you telling the other drivers?

A

Your making a right turn

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11
Q

If you put your left hand and arm straight out the window, what are you telling the other drivers?

A

Your making a left turn

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12
Q

If you put your hand and arm downward, palm facing rear, what are telling the other drivers?

A

To stop or slow down

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13
Q

If your looking at the steering wheel as a clock, what should your hands be at when reversing? (Remember they are not on the same thing this time)

A

12 and the back of the passenger seat

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14
Q

At what speed do you drive in school zones and business or residential districts

A

25 mph

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15
Q

At what speed do you drive in suburban business and residential districts

A

35 mph

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16
Q

At what speed do you drive in non-posted rural roadways

A

50 mph

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17
Q

At what speed do you drive on certain state highways (as posted) and interstates

A

55 mph

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18
Q

At what speed do you drive on certain interstate highways (as posted)

A

60 mph

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19
Q

When both center lines are solid are you allowed to pass or no

A

No you are not allowed to pass

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20
Q

When one center line is broken (dotted line) are you allowed to pass or no

A

Passing is only allowed on the side with the broken line

21
Q

When both center lines are broken (dotted line) are you allowed to pass or no

A

Passing is allowed on both sides

22
Q

All passing must be completed before what

A

Before the center lines are solid again

23
Q

When you must yield to an important vehicle what side do you yield to

A

The right side

24
Q

What should you do at a toll booth when you have no money or an EZ pass

A

Go through and call the people later. Do not stop at that time

25
Q

When you are at a railroad, if your car gets stuck, what should you do

A

Get out of the car and off the tracks and run towards the train

26
Q

Why must you run toward the train

A

So that the debris does not hit you

27
Q

you cannot park within how many ft of a crosswalk

A

25 mph

28
Q

You cannot park within how many ft of a fire hydrant

A

10 mph

29
Q

What is the standard accident prevention formula

A

Be alert, be prepared, and act in time

30
Q

What is aggressive driving

A

It is when someone acts wild and takes dangerous risks when they are driving

31
Q

What is road rage

A

It is when loses their temper, runs signs, changes lanes in an unsafe matter, uses hand signs, and rude faces

32
Q

List five causes of distracted driving

A

smoking, other passengers, picture taking, shaving, and radio

33
Q

How can you avoid highway hypnosis

A

Take turns and look at different objects of interest

34
Q

What is Maggie’s Law

A

It states that it is illegal to drive with lack of sleep

35
Q

who is at the most risk for driving while tired

A

young people, shift, workers, sleep deprived, and commercial worker

36
Q

What are consequences for driving tired

A

killing someone, charged for murder, and killing yourself

37
Q

On snow covered roads you should maintain a following distance of what

A

6 sec or more

38
Q

When driving at night, be sure you can stop within what ft at what mph

A

88 ft at 60 mph

39
Q

What is the legal drinking age

A

21 years old

40
Q

What does BAC stand for

A

Blood Alcohol Content/Concentration

41
Q

What is the big chemical in alcohol that is also found in beer, wine, and liquor

A

Ethanol

42
Q

Anybody drinking under 21 can be charged with what

A

A DUI (Drinking Under the Influence

43
Q

People 21 years and older are not allowed to drink over a BAC of what

A

A BAC of 0.7

44
Q

Where does alcohol go

A

Into your bloodstream

45
Q

What is the only thing that can get alcohol out of your system

A

Time

46
Q

What are three telltale sign that proves a motorist has been drinking

A

Speeding, Weaving, and Jerking motions

47
Q

What is the most used drug found in drivers vehicles

A

Marijuana

48
Q

What is the big chemical found in maijuana

A

THC