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1
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You are driving on a freeway but do not see a speed limit sign. How fast are you allowed to go?

[] 55 mph
[] 65 mph
[_] 70 mph

A

You are driving on a freeway but do not see a speed limit sign. How fast are you allowed to go?

[X] 65 mph (unless posted otherwise)

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You are merging onto a freeway. You should:

[] stop until there is a space big enough to merger into
[] hold your speed 5- to 10-mph below traffic and honk to merge
[_] accelerate to the same speed as the traffic and merge in smoothly

A

You are merging onto a freeway. You should:

[X] accelerate to the same speed as the traffic and merge in smoothly

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You are driving on a 2-lane road with traffic going both directions when you see a school bus ahead with yellow light flashing. You should:

[] slow and prepare to stop
[] speed up and go around as quickly as possible
[_] pass on the right carefully

A

You are driving on a 2-lane road with traffic going both directions when you see a school bus ahead with yellow light flashing. You should:

[X] slow and prepare to stop

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If you are riding a bicycle at night on a road or sidewalk it must have:

[] A flag on a long antenna
[] A red reflector or a red light with a red reflector
[_] A rearview mirror

A

If you are riding a bicycle at night on a road or sidewalk it must have:

[X] A red reflector or a red light with a red reflector

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If you are travelling slower than traffic on a 2-lane roadway you must pull over to let other cars pass if there are

[] More than two cars following you
[] Seven or more cars following you
[_] Five or more cars following you

A

If you are travelling slower than traffic on a 2-lane roadway you must pull over to let other cars pass if there are

[X] Five or more cars following you

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Anyone who has been exonerated of a crime and released from prison must be issued a Driver’s License free of charge if

[] They were released within the last six months
[] They were released within the last eight months
[_] They were released within the last year

A

Anyone who has been exonerated of a crime and released from prison must be issued a Driver’s License free of charge if

[X] They were released within the last six months

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If you want to ride an electric bicycle that with a maximum speed of 28 mph, you must

[] Be at least 16-years old and wear a helmet
[] Be at least 14-years old and wear a helmet
[_] Wear a helmet regardless of your age

A

If you want to ride an electric bicycle that with a maximum speed of 28 mph, you must

[X] Be at least 16-years old and wear a helmet

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Can passengers of pedicab who are 21 or older consume alcoholic beverages in the pedicab if it is properly equipped?

[] Yes
[] No

A

Can passengers of pedicab who are 21 or older consume alcoholic beverages in the pedicab if it is properly equipped?

[X] Yes

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To get a Driver’s License in California, must you submit proof of residency?

[] Yes
[] No

A

To get a Driver’s License in California, must you submit proof of residency?

[X] Yes

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If you move to California, you establish residency when you

[] Register to vote in California
[] Pay resident tuition to a California college
[] File for a home owner’s California property tax exemption
[] Any of the above

A

If you move to California, you establish residency when you

[] Register to vote in California
[] Pay resident tuition to a California college
[_] File for a home owner’s California property tax exemption
[X] Any of the above

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If you are over 18-years of age and have a California Learner’s permit, you may drive a car if you

[] Are accompanied by another adult
[] Accompanied by a person with a California Driver’s License over the age of 21
[_] Accompanied by a person with a California Driver’s License over the age of 18

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If you are over 18-years of age and have a California Learner’s permit, you may drive a car if you

[X] Accompanied by a person with a California Driver’s License over the age of 18

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12
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A “regular” driver’s license is a

[] Class A license
[] Class B license
[_] Class C license

A

A “regular” driver’s license is a

[X] Class C license

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If you want to drive a 2-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[] Class A license
[] Class B License
[_] Class C license

A

If you want to drive a 2-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[X] Class C license

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If you want to drive a 3-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weighing 6,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[] Class A license
[] Class B License
[_] Class C license

A

If you want to drive a 3-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weighing 6,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[X] Class C license

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If you want to drive a housecar (motorhome) 40-feet long or less, you must have a

[] Class A license
[] Class B License
[_] Class C license

A

If you want to drive a housecar (motorhome) 40-feet long or less, you must have a

[X] Class C license

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If you want to drive a 3-wheel motorcycle, with 2-wheels in the front or rear, you must have a

[] Class A license
[] Class B License
[_] Class C license

A

If you want to drive a 3-wheel motorcycle, with 2-wheels in the front or rear, you must have a

[X] Class C license

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If you want to drive a 2-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[] Class A license
[] Class B License
[_] Class C license

A

If you want to drive a 2-axle vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less, you must have a

[X] Class C license

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18
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If you have a Class C Driver’s License, you may

[] Tow a single vehicle with a GVRW of 15,000 pounds or less
[] Tow a single vehicle with a GVRW of 20,000 pounds or less
[_] Tow a single vehicle with a GVRW of 10,000 pounds or less

A

If you have a Class C Driver’s License, you may

[X] Tow a single vehicle with a GVRW of 15,000 pounds or less

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If you have a Class C Driver’s License and are driving a vehicle that weighs 4,000 pounds or more, you may

[] Tow a trailer coach or 5th wheel travel trailer under 10,000 pounds
[] Tow a 5th wheel travel trailer between 10,000-15,000 pounds GVWR
[_] All of the above

A

If you have a Class C Driver’s License and are driving a vehicle that weighs 4,000 pounds or more, you may

[] Tow a trailer coach or 5th wheel travel trailer under 10,000 pounds
[] Tow a 5th wheel travel trailer between 10,000-15,000 pounds GVWR
[X] All of the above

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You have a regular Class C driver’s license like almost everyone else. You may tow

[] 1 vehicle or trailer
[] 2 vehicles
[_] 3 vehicles

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You have a regular Class C driver’s license like almost everyone else. You may tow

[X] 1 vehicle or trailer

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You are driving a passenger vehicle. Regardless of its weight or your class of license, you may tow

[] 1 vehicle
[] 2 vehicles
[_] 3 vehicles

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You are driving a passenger vehicle. Regardless of its weight or your class of license, you may tow

[X] 1 vehicle

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Regardless of your class of license, if the vehicle you are driving is under 4,000 lbs unladen, you may not tow any vehicle weighing more than

[] 2,000 lbs
[] 4,000 lbs
[_] 6,000 lbs

A

Regardless of your class of license, if the vehicle you are driving is under 4,000 lbs unladen, you may not tow any vehicle weighing more than

[X] 6,000 lbs

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If you want to drive a motorcycle, you must have a

[] Class C license
[] Class M license
[_] Class Z license

A

If you want to drive a motorcycle, you must have a

[X] Class M license

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If you are driving a vehicle on a roadway you must

[] have your driver’s license in your possession
[] present your driver’s license to any peace officer who asks to see it
[_] all of the above

A

If you are driving a vehicle on a roadway you must

[X] present your driver’s license to any peace officer who asks to see it

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If you permanently move, you must

[] give DMV your new address within 10 days
[] give DMV your new address when you renew your license
[_] give DMV your new address within 30 days

A

If you permanently move, you must

[X] give DMV your new address within 10 days

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Your driver’s license will expire on your birthday in the year shown on it. DMV will mail you a renewal notice about 2 months before it expires. You may

[] renew online if allowed
[] renew by mail if allowed
[] renew in person at any DMV office
[] all of the above

A

Your driver’s license will expire on your birthday in the year shown on it. DMV will mail you a renewal notice about 2 months before it expires. You may

[] renew online if allowed
[] renew by mail if allowed
[_] renew in person at any DMV office
[X] all of the above

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It is getting near renewal time for your license and you have not received a renewal notice. You should

[] check online to see if you are eligible to renew that way
[] call DMV to see if you are eligible to renew by phone
[_] either of the above

A

It is getting near renewal time for your license and you have not received a renewal notice. You should

[] check online to see if you are eligible to renew that way
[] call DMV to see if you are eligible to renew by phone
[X] either of the above

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Your license will expire next week, but you have not received a renewal notice. It is OK to drive using your expired license

[] until your renewal notice shows up
[] for 90 days after your birthday
[_] never

A

Your license will expire next week, but you have not received a renewal notice. It is OK to drive using your expired license

[X] never

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You renewed your driver’s license online or by phone, but you did not receive a new license and your birthday has passed. You may

[] drive as you normally would because your licensed was renewed
[] drive only during the daylight hours until you receive a notice or new license
[_] not drive until a notice or new license arrives

A

You renewed your driver’s license online or by phone, but you did not receive a new license and your birthday has passed. You may

[X] drive as you normally would because your licensed was renewed

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30
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You may be eligible to renew (extend) your driver’s license by mail, internet, or telephone if

[] you have not already had 2 consecutive 5-yr extensions
[] your current driver’s license expires before your 70th birthday
[] you do not have more than 1 point in total violations
[] all of the above

A

You may be eligible to renew (extend) your driver’s license by mail, internet, or telephone if

[] you have not already had 2 consecutive 5-yr extensions
[] your current driver’s license expires before your 70th birthday
[_] you do not have more than 1 point in total violations
[X] all of the above

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If will be outside of California when your driver’s license expires, you may get a free 1 year extension provided

[] you request it by mail before your license expires
[] you are not a limited-term driver
[_] both of the above

A

If will be outside of California when your driver’s license expires, you may get a free 1 year extension provided

[] you request it by mail before your license expires
[] you are not a limited-term driver
[X] both of the above

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32
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You close friend wrecked their car and had their license suspended. They asked to borrow your car just for a quick errand, but got stopped by a Peace Officer on the way. What could happen?

[] Your car could be impounded for 30-days and you would have to pay the fees or lose your car
[] You could be cited and have to go to court and pay a fine
[_] both of the above

A

You close friend wrecked their car and had their license suspended. They asked to borrow your car just for a quick errand, but got stopped by a Peace Officer on the way. What could happen?

[] Your car could be impounded for 30-days and you would have to pay the fees or lose your car
[] You could be cited and have to go to court and pay a fine
[X] both of the above

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You close friend wrecked their car and had their license suspended. They asked to borrow your car just for a quick errand. You

[] should say NO
[] could be cited and fined for letting them drive your car
[] could lose your car for 30-days and have to pay impound fees to get it back
[] all of the above

A

You close friend wrecked their car and had their license suspended. They asked to borrow your car just for a quick errand. You

[] should say NO
[] could be cited and fined for letting them drive your car
[_] could lose your car for 30-days and have to pay impound fees to get it back
[X] all of the above

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You are driving a new car with built-in GPS navigation tech and need directions. You should

[] pull off the side of the road and stop before entering data into the GPS
[] slow down and enter data into the GPS in brief glances
[_] enter the data into the GPS as quickly as possible to avoid a collision

A

You are driving a new car with built-in GPS navigation tech and need directions. You should

[X] pull off the side of the road and stop before entering data into the GPS

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Any time you are in any vehicle that has seat belts or should straps (regardless of when the vehicle was made) you should

[] use them if the vehicle is moving
[] use them if the vehicle is going to be moving
[_] use them if the vehicle will be moving faster than 5 mph

A

Any time you are in any vehicle that has seat belts or should straps (regardless of when the vehicle was made) you should

[X] use them if the vehicle is going to be moving

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Air bags are a great safety feature in newer cars. To stay safe in cars with air bags you should sit at least

[] 10 inches away from the steering wheel or dashboard
[] 15 inches away from the steering wheel or dashboard
[_] 24 inches away from the steering wheel or dashboard

A

Air bags are a great safety feature in newer cars. To stay safe in cars with air bags you should sit at least

[X] 10 inches away from the steering wheel or dashboard

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You may leave a child under 6 years old alone in a car if

[] it is cool outside
[] you will only be gone for a minute
[_] never

A

You may leave a child under 6 years old alone in a car if

[X] never

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You may leave a child under 6 years old in a car if there is another person with them who is at least

[] 6 years old
[] 12 years old
[_] 18 years old

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You may leave a child under 6 years old in a car if there is another person with them who is at least

[X] 12 years old

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Can a child who is less than 1 year old, weighs less than 20 lbs, and is in a rear-facing child passenger restraint system ride in the front seat of a car that also has a back seat?

[] Yes
[] No

A

Can a child who is less than 1 year old, weighs less than 20 lbs, and is in a rear-facing child passenger restraint system ride in the front seat of a car that also has a back seat?

[X] No

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40
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Which of these are driver distractions?

[] eyes off the road
[] mind off the road
[] hands off the wheel
[] all of the above

A

Which of these are driver distractions?

[] eyes off the road
[] mind off the road
[_] hands off the wheel
[X] all of the above

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When a driver is not watching the road, they are,

[] checking their speed
[] checking an engine warning light
[] distracted – and dangerous
[] all of the above

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When a driver is not watching the road, they are,

[X] distracted – and dangerous

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When a driver is engaged in conversation with a passenger, they are

[] being polite
[] engaging the passenger to help keep everyone safe
[_] distracted – and dangerous

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When a driver is engaged in conversation with a passenger, they are

[X] distracted – and dangerous

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When a driver’s hands are flying about in conversation, stuck outside the window, or reaching for a drink, they are

[] probably OK if one hand is still on the wheel
[] probably OK if the car is going straight
[] speaking Italian
[] distracted – and dangerous

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When a driver’s hands are flying about in conversation, stuck outside the window, or reaching for a drink, they are

[X] distracted – and dangerous

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It is OK to text while you are driving as long as you

[] can do it without looking at your device very much
[] glance frequently at the road
[_] never

A

It is OK to text while you are driving as long as you

[X] never

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If you see another driver eating while they are driving, you should

[] honk (sound your horn) to get their attention
[] flash your lights at them
[_] give them extra room

A

If you see another driver eating while they are driving, you should

[X] give them extra room

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If you see another driver who is obviously not watching the roadway, you should

[] give them extra room
[] pull up next to them, honk, roll down your window and tell them to watch the road
[_] get in front of them and tap your brakes to get their attention

A

If you see another driver who is obviously not watching the roadway, you should

[X] give them extra room

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You see another driver near you applying makeup using the rearview mirror, you should

[] honk your horn several times
[] give them extra room
[_] change lanes immediately

A

You see another driver near you applying makeup using the rearview mirror, you should

[X] give them extra room

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You want to give another driver extra room while driving on the freeway, you should

[] changes lanes if it is safe to do so
[] lift your foot off the accelerator (gas) to slow a bit and let them pull away
[_] both of the above

A

You want to give another driver extra room while driving on the freeway, you should

[] changes lanes if it is safe to do so
[] lift your foot off the accelerator (gas) to slow a bit and let them pull away
[X] both of the above

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You are driving on a 2-lane roadway with traffic going both directions and approaching another car in your lane quickly, you should

[] take your foot off the gas and prepare to stop
[] slam on your brakes
[_] flash your headlights

A

You are driving on a 2-lane roadway with traffic going both directions and approaching another car in your lane quickly, you should

[X] take your foot off the gas and prepare to stop

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You are driving on a through road and see a car approaching from a side street that looks like it is going to pull out in front of you, you should

[] slow and sound your horn to avoid a collision
[] speed up and flash your lights to avoid a collision
[_] swerve into another lane to avoid a collision

A

You are driving on a through road and see a car approaching from a side street that looks like it is going to pull out in front of you, you should

[X] slow and sound your horn to avoid a collision

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There is a pedestrian crossing the street in a crosswalk ahead of you, you should

[] drive slowly and carefully around them
[] honk your horn to let them know you are there
[_] stop and let them cross before proceeding

A

There is a pedestrian crossing the street in a crosswalk ahead of you, you should

[X] stop and let them cross before proceeding

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You are approaching a crosswalk with a pedestrian using it, who has the right of way?

[] the pedestrian
[] you
[_] whoever can cross the intersection first

A

You are approaching a crosswalk with a pedestrian using it, who has the right of way?

[X] the pedestrian

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There is a pedestrian crossing the street in front of you between intersections. They are not in a crosswalk, you should

[] slow down and let them finish crossing
[] maintain your safe speed
[_] honk your horn to warn them

A

There is a pedestrian crossing the street in front of you between intersections. They are not in a crosswalk, you should

[X] slow down and let them finish crossing

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A bicyclist is riding erratically ahead of you, swerving in and out of cars, you should

[] ignore them and maintain your safe speed
[] slow and give them extra room
[_] honk to avoid a collision

A

A bicyclist is riding erratically ahead of you, swerving in and out of cars, you should

[X] slow and give them extra room

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There is a pedestrian walking on the sidewalk you are about to cross pulling into a driveway, you should

[] yield and wait for the pedestrian to cross the driveway
[] tap your horn to let them know you are there
[_] go ahead and cross the sidewalk

A

There is a pedestrian walking on the sidewalk you are about to cross pulling into a driveway, you should

[X] yield and wait for the pedestrian to cross the driveway

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There is a car stopped ahead of you on a 2-lane road with traffic going both ways, you should

[] go around the car on the right by driving on the sidewalk
[] change lanes and go around on the left
[_] wait for them to move then proceed

A

There is a car stopped ahead of you on a 2-lane road with traffic going both ways, you should

[X] wait for them to move then proceed

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Young children, older people, and disabled people usually take

[] longer to cross a street
[] help crossing the street
[_] just as long as everyone else crossing the street

A

Young children, older people, and disabled people usually take

[X] longer to cross a street

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When stopping at a crosswalk try to stop

[] far enough away not to get in the way of any pedestrians
[] within 5 feet of the crosswalk so blind pedestrians can hear your car
[_] a couple of car lengths away to give extra room for safety

A

When stopping at a crosswalk try to stop

[X] within 5 feet of the crosswalk so blind pedestrians can hear your car

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You are approaching a mid-block crosswalk when you see a pedestrian waiting to cross, you should

[] honk for them to back away from the curb
[] slow to a crawl until they are out of your way
[_] stop and yield until they have crossed

A

You are approaching a mid-block crosswalk when you see a pedestrian waiting to cross, you should

[X] stop and yield until they have crossed

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Yield means

[] to let someone else go before you or around you
[] to go before someone gets in the way
[_] to stop

A

Yield means

[X] to let someone else go before you or around you

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Right of Way means

[] the opposite of left of way
[] right to proceed or go past
[_] stop

A

Right of Way means

[X] right to proceed or go past

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When you yield the right of way you

[] cross traffic
[] turn
[_] allow others to go before you

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When you yield the right of way you

[X] allow others to go before you

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63
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You are driving to Tahoe house and come to one of the roundabouts, you should

[] slow down as you approach and yield to pedestrians and cyclists crossing the roadway and anyone already in the roundabout close enough to be a danger
[] enter as quickly as possible without slowing
[_] stop before entering even if no one is in the roundabout or nearby

A

You are driving to Tahoe house and come to one of the roundabouts, you should

[X] slow down as you approach and yield to pedestrians and cyclists crossing the roadway and anyone already in the roundabout close enough to be a danger

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64
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You are driving downhill on a 1-lane mountain road, another car approaches going uphill, you should

[] stop your car and ask the other driver to backup downhill
[] yield the right of way and backup your car until the other car can get by
[_] honk at each other until someone gives up and gets out of the way

A

You are driving downhill on a 1-lane mountain road, another car approaches going uphill, you should

[X] yield the right of way and backup your car until the other car can get by

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65
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You are at a roundabout and have yielded the right of way, you should

[] wait until oncoming traffic stops to let you in
[] enter quickly before someone gets in your way
[_] enter when there is a big enough gap in traffic to merge safely

A

You are at a roundabout and have yielded the right of way, you should

[X] enter when there is a big enough gap in traffic to merge safely

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66
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In a roundabout the traffic always moves in a

[] clockwise direction to the left
[] counterclockwise direction to the right

A

In a roundabout the traffic always moves in a

[X] counterclockwise direction to the right

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67
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When you are in a roundabout you should

[] signal when you change lanes or are about to exit
[] drive quickly
[_] stop if you get confused

A

When you are in a roundabout you should

[X] signal when you change lanes or are about to exit

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68
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You are driving in a roundabout and you miss your exit, you should

[] backup to your exit and pull out
[] continue around until you come to your exit again
[_] honk several times then cut across any markings or barriers to exit

A

You are driving in a roundabout and you miss your exit, you should

[X] continue around until you come to your exit again

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69
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You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to continue straight ahead, you should

[] go straight through the intersection, choose either lane, and exit in the lane you entered
[] enter when it’s safe using the left lane, go around once, change to the right lane and exit
[_] just go straight through and ignore everyone else

A

You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to continue straight ahead, you should

[X] go straight through the intersection, choose either lane, and exit in the lane you entered

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70
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You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to turn right, you should

[] go straight through the intersection, choose either lane, and exit in the lane you entered
[] enter when it’s safe using the left lane, go around once, change to the right lane and exit
[_] choose the right-hand lane and exit in the right-hand lane

A

You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to turn right, you should

[X] choose the right-hand lane and exit in the right-hand lane

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71
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You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to turn left, you should

[] go straight through the intersection, choose either lane, and exit in the lane you entered
[] choose the left lane, and exit
[_] choose the right-hand lane and exit in the right-hand lane

A

You are driving on a multi-lane roadway and come to a multi-lane roundabout. If you want to turn left, you should

[X] choose the left lane, and exit

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72
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The speed limit within 500 to 1,000 feet of a school when children are present is

[] 25 mph unless otherwise posted
[] 15 mph unless otherwise posted
[_] 30 mph unless otherwise posted

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The speed limit within 500 to 1,000 feet of a school when children are present is

[X] 25 mph unless otherwise posted

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73
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If you are driving near a park, playground or school and children are present, you should

[] tap your horn to let them know you are there
[] flash your lights to let them know you are there
[_] never drive faster than 25 mph, slow down and be prepared to stop if they dart out in front of you

A

If you are driving near a park, playground or school and children are present, you should

[X] never drive faster than 25 mph, slow down and be prepared to stop if they dart out in front of you

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74
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You are following a school bus ahead of you and see the lights start flashing yellow, you should

[] pass carefully on the right
[] change lanes and pass on the left
[_] slow and be prepared to stop

A

You are following a school bus ahead of you and see the lights start flashing yellow, you should

[X] slow and be prepared to stop

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75
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A school bus is stopped in front of you with its red lights flashing, you should

[] stop and wait until the lights are turned off
[] stop only until you don’t see any more children
[_] pass slowly on the right

A

A school bus is stopped in front of you with its red lights flashing, you should

[X] stop and wait until the lights are turned off

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76
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A school bus is stopped ahead of you with its red lights flashing. If you do not stop you could

[] get yelled at by the driver
[] be fined up to $1,000 and have your license suspended for 1 year
[_] get to your destination faster

A

A school bus is stopped ahead of you with its red lights flashing. If you do not stop you could

[X] be fined up to $1,000 and have your license suspended for 1 year

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77
Q

You are approaching a blind intersection, the speed limit is

[] 15 mph
[] 20 mph
[_] 25 mph

A

You are approaching a blind intersection, the speed limit is

[X] 15 mph

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78
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You are driving in an alley, the speed limit is

[] 25 mph
[] 20 mph
[_] 15 mph

A

You are driving in an alley, the speed limit is

[X] 15 mph

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79
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You are approaching an uncontrolled railroad crossing and you cannot see 400 feet in one direction, you should

[] slow to 40 mph
[] slow to 15 mph
[_] slow to 25 mph

A

You are approaching an uncontrolled railroad crossing and you cannot see 400 feet in one direction, you should

[X] slow to 15 mph

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80
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You are approaching a blind railroad crossing with gates, signals, or a flag man, you may

[] go faster than 15 mph
[] ignore the flag man
[_] speed up to beat the train

A

You are approaching a blind railroad crossing with gates, signals, or a flag man, you may

[X] go faster than 15 mph

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81
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At railroad or train crossings, you should

[] look both directions and listen for trains
[] only cross if it safe to do so and you have plenty of time to cross all of the tracks at once
[] be prepared to stop before crossing, if necessary
[] all of the above

A

At railroad or train crossings, you should

[] look both directions and listen for trains
[] only cross if it safe to do so and you have plenty of time to cross all of the tracks at once
[_] be prepared to stop before crossing, if necessary
[X] all of the above

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82
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You are approaching a railroad crossing controlled by a signal and gate when the signal flashes and the gate starts to come down, you should

[] speed up and go around the gate if there is room
[] stop several car lengths away from the gate for safety
[_] stop at the limit line before the gate

A

You are approaching a railroad crossing controlled by a signal and gate when the signal flashes and the gate starts to come down, you should

[X] stop at the limit line before the gate

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83
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You are approaching a railroad crossing, you should

[] look for a train coming from both directions
[] make sure you clear all of the tracks before stopping
[_] both of the above

A

You are approaching a railroad crossing, you should

[] look for a train coming from both directions
[] make sure you clear all of the tracks before stopping
[X] both of the above

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84
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It is OK to stop on a railroad track

[] if you are trying to hail the train
[] if you have an urgent need to stop
[_] never

A

It is OK to stop on a railroad track

[X] never

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85
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You are following a school bus and approaching a railroad crossing, you should

[] slow down and expect the bus to stop
[] maintain your speed and honk at the bus
[_] change lanes and pass the bus

A

You are following a school bus and approaching a railroad crossing, you should

[X] slow down and expect the bus to stop

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86
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Which vehicle will stop in front of you at all railroad crossings:

[] a school bus carrying children
[] a tanker displaying a hazardous materials sign
[_] both of the above

A

Which vehicle will stop in front of you at all railroad crossings:

[] a school bus carrying children
[] a tanker displaying a hazardous materials sign
[X] both of the above

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87
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You are stopped at a railroad crossing controlled by a flashing signal and crossing gates, you must

[] stay until the gates go up
[] stay until the signal stops flashing, even if the gates are already up
[_] wait only until you can cross without being hit by a train

A

You are stopped at a railroad crossing controlled by a flashing signal and crossing gates, you must

[X] stay until the signal stops flashing, even if the gates are already up

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88
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You are driving in a residential neighborhood but there are no signs showing a speed limit, you may

[] not drive faster than 25 mph
[] not drive faster than 15 mph
[_] not drive faster than 30 mph

A

You are driving in a residential neighborhood but there are no signs showing a speed limit, you may

[X] not drive faster than 25 mph

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89
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You are approaching a safety zone marked by raised buttons and there is a street car or trolley stopped, you may not pass faster than

[] 30 mph
[] 25 mph
[_] 10 mph

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You are approaching a safety zone marked by raised buttons and there is a street car or trolley stopped, you may not pass faster than

[X] 10 mph

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90
Q

You are driving along a country road when you see a stray animal in your path, you should

[] slow down and proceed with caution, only stop if it is safe
[] swerve out of the way
[_] slam on your brakes to avoid hitting it

A

You are driving along a country road when you see a stray animal in your path, you should

[X] slow down and proceed with caution, only stop if it is safe

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91
Q

While you are driving, you should be scanning the road

[] 5-1 seconds ahead
[] 10-15 seconds ahead
[_] 15-20 seconds ahead

A

While you are driving, you should be scanning the road

[X] 10-15 seconds ahead

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92
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To stay safe while driving, you need to keep a lot of space around you. One way to make sure you have plenty of space is to scan the road about

[] 30-40 seconds ahead of you
[] as far ahead as you can see
[_] 10-25 seconds ahead of you

A

To stay safe while driving, you need to keep a lot of space around you. One way to make sure you have plenty of space is to scan the road about

[X] 10-25 seconds ahead of you

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93
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You are driving on the highway and want to keep plenty of space between you and other cars. You should

[] scan the road 10-15 seconds ahead of you
[] not constantly stare right in front of your car
[] keep your eyes moving scanning ahead, your sides, and behind you
[] all of the above

A

You are driving on the highway and want to keep plenty of space between you and other cars. You should

[] scan the road 10-15 seconds ahead of you
[] not constantly stare right in front of your car
[_] keep your eyes moving scanning ahead, your sides, and behind you
[X] all of the above

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94
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You are driving down the road. In order to see signs, other cars, motorcycles, and danger you should

[] constantly be looking straight ahead
[] spend most of the time looking in your mirrors
[_] keep your eyes moving, scanning ahead, checking your mirrors, and to the sides

A

You are driving down the road. In order to see signs, other cars, motorcycles, and danger you should

[X] keep your eyes moving, scanning ahead, checking your mirrors, and to the sides

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95
Q

You are driving on a multilane highway and want to change lanes. You should

[] look into your mirrors and over your shoulder before moving
[] signal and move
[_] honk your horn then move swiftly

A

You are driving on a multilane highway and want to change lanes. You should

[X] look into your mirrors and over your shoulder before moving

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96
Q

You are driving in a residential neighborhood and see a ball roll into the street. You should

[] ignore it and keep going
[] stop quickly
[_] slow down and watch for a child running after it

A

You are driving in a residential neighborhood and see a ball roll into the street. You should

[X] slow down and watch for a child running after it

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97
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To avoid hitting a car in your blind spot, you should

[] check your rear view mirrors
[] look over your shoulder
[_] both of the above

A

To avoid hitting a car in your blind spot, you should

[] check your rear view mirrors
[] look over your shoulder
[X] both of the above

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98
Q

You are driving on the highway and want to avoid hazards. You should

[] stare road right in front of your car
[] look over your shoulder
[_] scan and look ahead of the cars in front of you
You may drive off of the paved roadway to pass another vehicle:

A

You are driving on the highway and want to avoid hazards. You should

[X] scan and look ahead of the cars in front of you
You may drive off of the paved roadway to pass another vehicle:

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99
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You may drive off of the paved roadway to pass another vehicle:

[] If the shoulder is wide enough to accommodate your vehicle.
[] If the vehicle ahead of you is turning left.
[_] Under no circumstances.

A

You may drive off of the paved roadway to pass another vehicle:

[X] Under no circumstances.

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100
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You are approaching a railroad crossing with no warning devices and are unable to see 400 feet down the tracks in one direction. The speed limit is:

[] 15 mph
[] 20 mph
[_] 25 mph

A

You are approaching a railroad crossing with no warning devices and are unable to see 400 feet down the tracks in one direction. The speed limit is:

[X] 15 mph

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101
Q

When parking your vehicle parallel to the curb on a level street:

[] Your front wheels must be turned toward the street.
[] Your wheels must be within 18 inches of the curb.
[_] One of your rear wheels must touch the curb.

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When parking your vehicle parallel to the curb on a level street:

[X] Your wheels must be within 18 inches of the curb.

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102
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When you are merging onto the freeway, you should be driving:

[] At or near the same speed as the traffic on the freeway.
[] 5 to 10 MPH slower than the traffic on the freeway.
[_] The posted speed limit for traffic on the freeway.

A

When you are merging onto the freeway, you should be driving:

[X] At or near the same speed as the traffic on the freeway.

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103
Q

When driving in fog, you should use your:

[] Fog lights only.
[] High beams.
[_] Low beams.

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When driving in fog, you should use your:

[X] Low beams.

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104
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A white painted curb means:

[] Loading zone for freight or passengers.
[] Loading zone for passengers or mail only.
[_] Loading zone for freight only.

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A white painted curb means:

[X] Loading zone for passengers or mail only.

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105
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A school bus ahead of you in your lane is stopped with red lights flashing. You should:

[] Stop, then proceed when you think all of the children have exited the bus.
[] Slow to 25 MPH and pass cautiously.
[_] Stop as long as the red lights are flashing.

A

A school bus ahead of you in your lane is stopped with red lights flashing. You should:

[X] Stop as long as the red lights are flashing.

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106
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California’s “Basic Speed Law” says:

[] You should never drive faster than posted speed limits.
[] You should never drive faster than is safe for current conditions.
[_] The maximum speed limit in California is 70 mph on certain freeways.

A

California’s “Basic Speed Law” says:

[X] You should never drive faster than is safe for current conditions.

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107
Q

You just sold your vehicle. You must notify the DMV within days.

[] 5
[] 10
[_] 15

A

You just sold your vehicle. You must notify the DMV within days.

[X] 5

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108
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To avoid last minute moves, you should be looking down the road to where your vehicle will be in about .

[] 5 to 10 seconds
[] 10 to 15 seconds
[_] 15 to 20 seconds

A

To avoid last minute moves, you should be looking down the road to where your vehicle will be in about .

[X] 10 to 15 seconds

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109
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You are about to make a left turn. You must signal continuously during the last feet before the turn.

[] 50
[] 75
[_] 100

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You are about to make a left turn. You must signal continuously during the last feet before the turn.

[X] 100

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110
Q

Which of the following statements about blind spots is true?

[] They are eliminated if you have one outside mirror on each side of the vehicle.
[] Large trucks have bigger blind spots than most passenger vehicles.
[_] Blind spots can be checked by looking in your rear view mirrors.

A

Which of the following statements about blind spots is true?

[X] Large trucks have bigger blind spots than most passenger vehicles.

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111
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You have been involved in a minor traffic collision with a parked vehicle and you can’t find the owner. You must:

[] Leave a note on the vehicle.
[] Report the accident without delay to the city police or, in unincorporated areas, to the CHP.
[_] Both of the above.

A

You have been involved in a minor traffic collision with a parked vehicle and you can’t find the owner. You must:

[] Leave a note on the vehicle.
[] Report the accident without delay to the city police or, in unincorporated areas, to the CHP.
[X] Both of the above.

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112
Q

Unless otherwise posted the speed limit in a residential area is .

[] 20 mph
[] 25 mph
[_] 30 mph

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Unless otherwise posted the speed limit in a residential area is .

[X] 25 mph

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113
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You may legally block an intersection:

[] When you entered the intersection on the green light.
[] During rush hour traffic.
[_] Under no circumstances.

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You may legally block an intersection:

[X] Under no circumstances.

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114
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When parking uphill on a two-way street with no curb, your front wheels should be:

[] Turned to the left (toward the street).
[] Turned to the right (away from the street).
[_] Parallel with the pavement.

A

When parking uphill on a two-way street with no curb, your front wheels should be:

[X] Turned to the right (away from the street).

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115
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With a Class C drivers license a person may drive:

[] A 3-axle vehicle if the Gross Vehicle Weight is less than 6,000 pounds.
[] Any 3-axle vehicle regardless of the weight.
[_] A vehicle pulling two trailers.

A

With a Class C drivers license a person may drive:

[X] A 3-axle vehicle if the Gross Vehicle Weight is less than 6,000 pounds.

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116
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To turn left from a multilane one-way street onto a one-way street, you should start your turn from:

[] Any lane (as long as it is safe).
[] The lane closest to the left curb.
[_] The lane in the center of the road.

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To turn left from a multilane one-way street onto a one-way street, you should start your turn from:

[X] The lane closest to the left curb.

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117
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If you are involved in a traffic collision, you are required to complete and submit a written report (SR1) to the DMV:

[] Only if you or the other driver is injured.
[] If there is property damage in excess of $750 or if there are any injuries.
[_] Only if you are at fault.

A

If you are involved in a traffic collision, you are required to complete and submit a written report (SR1) to the DMV:

[X] If there is property damage in excess of $750 or if there are any injuries.

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118
Q

Roadways are the most slippery:

[] During a heavy downpour.
[] After it has been raining for awhile.
[_] The first rain after a dry spell.

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Roadways are the most slippery:

[X] The first rain after a dry spell.

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119
Q

You may not park your vehicle:

[] On the side of the freeway in an emergency.
[] Next to a red painted curb.
[_] Within 100 feet of an elementary school.

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You may not park your vehicle:

[X] Next to a red painted curb.

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120
Q

You must notify the DMV within 5 days if you:

[] Sell or transfer your vehicle.
[] Fail a smog test for your vehicle.
[_] Get a new prescription for lenses or contacts.

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You must notify the DMV within 5 days if you:

[X] Sell or transfer your vehicle.

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121
Q

Two sets of solid, double, yellow lines that are two or more feet apart:

[] May be crossed to enter or exit a private driveway.
[] May not be crossed for any reason.
[_] Should be treated as a separate traffic lane.

A

Two sets of solid, double, yellow lines that are two or more feet apart:

[X] May not be crossed for any reason.

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122
Q

You want to make a right turn at an upcoming intersection. You should slow down and:

[] Move toward the left side of your lane.
[] Avoid driving in the bicycle lane.
[_] Signal for 100 feet before turning.

A

You want to make a right turn at an upcoming intersection. You should slow down and:

[X] Signal for 100 feet before turning.

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123
Q

You are driving on a freeway posted for 65 MPH. The traffic is traveling at 70 MPH. You may legally drive:

[] 70 mph or faster to keep up with the speed of traffic.
[] Between 65 mph and 70 mph.
[_] No faster than 65 mph.

A

You are driving on a freeway posted for 65 MPH. The traffic is traveling at 70 MPH. You may legally drive:

[X] No faster than 65 mph.

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124
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It is illegal to park your vehicle:

[] In an unmarked crosswalk.
[] Within three feet of a private driveway.
[_] In a bicycle lane.

A

It is illegal to park your vehicle:

[X] In an unmarked crosswalk.

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125
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The safest precaution that you can take regarding the use of cellular phones and driving is:

[] Use hands-free devices so you can keep both hands on the steering wheel.
[] Keep your phone within easy reach so you won’t need to take your eyes off the road.
[_] Review the number before answering a call.

A

The safest precaution that you can take regarding the use of cellular phones and driving is:

[X] Use hands-free devices so you can keep both hands on the steering wheel.

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126
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If you have a green light, but traffic is blocking the intersection, you should:

[] Stay out of the intersection until traffic clears.
[] Enter the intersection and wait until traffic clears.
[_] Merge into another lane and try to go around the traffic.

A

If you have a green light, but traffic is blocking the intersection, you should:

[X] Stay out of the intersection until traffic clears.

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127
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You are getting ready to make a right turn. You should:

[] Signal and turn immediately.
[] Stop before entering the right lane and let all other traffic go first.
[_] Slow down or stop, if necessary, and then make the turn.

A

You are getting ready to make a right turn. You should:

[X] Slow down or stop, if necessary, and then make the turn.

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128
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You must obey instructions from school crossing guards:

[] At all times.
[] Only during school hours.
[_] Unless you do not see any children present.

A

You must obey instructions from school crossing guards:

[X] At all times.

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129
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It is a very windy day. You are driving and a dust storm blows across the freeway reducing your visibility. You should drive slower and turn on your:

[] Interior lights.
[] Parking lights.
[_] Headlights.

A

It is a very windy day. You are driving and a dust storm blows across the freeway reducing your visibility. You should drive slower and turn on your:

[X] Headlights.

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130
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If you plan to pass another vehicle, you should:

[] not assume the other driver will make space for you to return to your lane.
[] assume the other driver will let you pass if you use your turn signal.
[_] assume the other driver will maintain a constant speed.

A

If you plan to pass another vehicle, you should:

[X] not assume the other driver will make space for you to return to your lane.

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131
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You are driving on a freeway posted for 65 mph. Most of the other vehicles are driving 70 mph or faster. You may legally drive:

[] 70 mph or faster to keep up with the speed of traffic.
[] Between 65 mph and 70 mph.
[_] No faster than 65 mph.

A

You are driving on a freeway posted for 65 mph. Most of the other vehicles are driving 70 mph or faster. You may legally drive:

[X] No faster than 65 mph.

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132
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Which of these vehicles must always stop before crossing railroad tracks?

[] Tank trucks marked with hazardous materials placards.
[] Motor homes or pickup trucks towing a boat trailer.
[_] Any vehicle with 3 or more axles or weighing more than 4,000 pounds.

A

Which of these vehicles must always stop before crossing railroad tracks?

[X] Tank trucks marked with hazardous materials placards.

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133
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You are driving on a one-way street. You may turn left onto another one-way street only if:

[] A sign permits the turn.
[] Traffic on the street moves to the right.
[_] Traffic on the street moves to the left.

A

You are driving on a one-way street. You may turn left onto another one-way street only if:

[X] Traffic on the street moves to the left.

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134
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If you drive faster than other vehicles on a road with one lane in each direction and continually pass the other cars, you will:

[] Get you to your destination much faster and safer.
[] Increase your chances of an accident.
[_] Help prevent traffic congestion.

A

If you drive faster than other vehicles on a road with one lane in each direction and continually pass the other cars, you will:

[X] Increase your chances of an accident.

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135
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A large truck is ahead of you and is turning right onto a street with two lanes in each direction. The truck:

[] May complete its turn in either of the two lanes.
[] May have to swing wide to complete the right turn.
[_] Must stay in the right lane at all times while turning.

A

A large truck is ahead of you and is turning right onto a street with two lanes in each direction. The truck:

[X] May have to swing wide to complete the right turn.

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136
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You may cross a double, yellow line to pass another vehicle, if the yellow line next to:

[] The other side of the road is a solid line.
[] Your side of the road is a broken line.
[_] The other side of the road is a broken line.

A

You may cross a double, yellow line to pass another vehicle, if the yellow line next to:

[X] Your side of the road is a broken line.

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137
Q

At intersections, crosswalks, and railroad crossings, you should always:

[] Stop, listen, and proceed cautiously.
[] Look to the sides of your vehicle to see what is coming.
[_] Slowly pass vehicles that seem to be stopped for no reason.

A

At intersections, crosswalks, and railroad crossings, you should always:

[X] Look to the sides of your vehicle to see what is coming.

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138
Q

You drive defensively when you:

[] Always put one car length between you and the car ahead.
[] Look only at the car in front of you while driving.
[_] Keep your eyes moving to look for possible hazards.

A

You drive defensively when you:

[X] Keep your eyes moving to look for possible hazards.

139
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You are driving on the freeway. The vehicle in front of you is a large truck. You should drive:

[] Closely behind the truck in bad weather because the driver can see farther ahead.
[] Farther behind the truck than you would for a passenger vehicle.
[_] No more than one car length behind the truck so the driver can see you.

A

You are driving on the freeway. The vehicle in front of you is a large truck. You should drive:

[X] Farther behind the truck than you would for a passenger vehicle.

140
Q

All of the following practices are dangerous to do while driving. Which of these is also illegal?

[] Listening to music through headphones that cover both ears.
[] Adjusting your outside mirrors.
[_] Transporting an unrestrained animal inside the vehicle.

A

All of the following practices are dangerous to do while driving. Which of these is also illegal?

[X] Listening to music through headphones that cover both ears.

141
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Always stop before you cross railroad tracks when:

[] You don’t have room on the other side to completely cross the tracks.
[] The railroad crossing is located in a city or town that has frequent train traffic.
[_] You transport two or more young children in a passenger vehicle.

A

Always stop before you cross railroad tracks when:

[X] You don’t have room on the other side to completely cross the tracks.

142
Q

When you tailgate other drivers (drive close to their rear bumper):

[] You can frustrate the other drivers and make them angry.
[] Your actions cannot result in a traffic citation.
[_] You help reduce traffic congestion.

A

When you tailgate other drivers (drive close to their rear bumper):

[X] You can frustrate the other drivers and make them angry.

143
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Should you always drive slower than other traffic?

[] No, you can block traffic when you drive too slowly.
[] Yes, it is a good defensive driving technique.
[_] Yes, it is always safer than driving faster than other traffic.

A

Should you always drive slower than other traffic?

[X] No, you can block traffic when you drive too slowly.

144
Q

You see a signal person at a road construction site ahead. You should obey his or her instructions:

[] Only if you see orange cones on the road ahead.
[] Unless they conflict with existing signs, signals, or laws.
[_] At all times.

A

You see a signal person at a road construction site ahead. You should obey his or her instructions:

[X] At all times.

145
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  1. When can you drive in a bike lane?

[] During rush hour traffic if there are no bicyclists in the bike lane.
[] When you are within 200 feet of a cross street where you plan to turn right.
[_] When you want to pass a driver ahead of you who is turning right.

A
  1. When can you drive in a bike lane?

[X] When you are within 200 feet of a cross street where you plan to turn right.

146
Q

You see a flashing yellow traffic signal at an upcoming intersection. The flashing yellow light means:

[] Stop before entering the intersection as long as you can do so safely.
[] Stop. Yield to all cross traffic before crossing the intersection.
[_] Slow down and cross the intersection carefully.

A

You see a flashing yellow traffic signal at an upcoming intersection. The flashing yellow light means:

[X] Slow down and cross the intersection carefully.

147
Q

There is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane ahead. You should:

[] Make eye contact and then pass him/her.
[] Slow down as you pass him/her.
[_] Stop and let him/her finish crossing the street.

A

There is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane ahead. You should:

[X] Stop and let him/her finish crossing the street.

148
Q

A solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line means that vehicles:

[] In both directions may pass.
[] Next to the broken line may pass.
[_] Next to the solid line may pass.

A

A solid yellow line next to a broken yellow line means that vehicles:

[X] Next to the broken line may pass.

149
Q

You are approaching a blind railroad crossing with gates, signals, or a flag man, you should

[] maintain your safe speed and obey the gates, signals, and/or flag man
[] ignore the flag man
[_] speed up to beat the train

A

You are approaching a blind railroad crossing with gates, signals, or a flag man, you should

[X] maintain your safe speed and obey the gates, signals, and/or flag man

150
Q

You are driving on a highway at 55 mph on dry pavement with good brakes and good tires when an emergency happens. If you react very quickly, it will take about

[] 30 feet, or 10 yards, to stop
[] 150 feet, or 50 yards, to stop
[_] 400 feet, or longer than a football field – almost ¼-mile – to stop

A

You are driving on a highway at 55 mph on dry pavement with good brakes and good tires when an emergency happens. If you react very quickly, it will take about

[X] 400 feet, or longer than a football field – almost ¼-mile – to stop

151
Q

You are driving in town at 35 mph on dry pavement when a car pulls out in front of you. It will take you about

[] 60 feet to stop
[] 210 feet, or 70 yards, to stop
[_] 20 feet to stop

A

You are driving in town at 35 mph on dry pavement when a car pulls out in front of you. It will take you about

[X] 210 feet, or 70 yards, to stop

152
Q

You are driving during the daytime and see fog or dust ahead. You should

[] speed up to go through it quickly
[] slam on your brakes
[_] turn on your lights if you cannot see 1,000 ft ahead

A

You are driving during the daytime and see fog or dust ahead. You should

[X] turn on your lights if you cannot see 1,000 ft ahead

153
Q

Yellow colored lines are used to separate traffic on:

[] two-way roadways
[] all roads
[_] blind corners

A

Yellow colored lines are used to separate traffic on:

[X] two-way roadways

154
Q

White lines are used to separate lanes on:

[] 2-way roads
[] 1-way roads, divided roads, and divided highways
[_] back country roads

A

White lines are used to separate lanes on:

[X] 1-way roads, divided roads, and divided highways

155
Q

Solid yellow lines mark the center of the roadway for

[] 2-way traffic
[] 1-way traffic
[_] alleys

A

Solid yellow lines mark the center of the roadway for

[X] 2-way traffic

156
Q

Broken yellow lines indicate you

[] must not pass
[] two cars may travel side-by-side
[_] you may pass if the broken line is next to your driving lane

A

Broken yellow lines indicate you

[X] you may pass if the broken line is next to your driving lane

157
Q

Two solid yellow lines indicate

[] you may not pass
[] you must pull to the side of the road
[_] prepare to stop

A

Two solid yellow lines indicate

[X] you may not pass

158
Q

Solid white lines indicate you

[] are going the wrong way
[] you may not change lanes
[_] you must slow down

A

Solid white lines indicate you

[X] you may not change lanes

159
Q

Two sets of double yellow lines spaced 2 feet or more apart

[] are considered a “barrier” and you may not drive on, over, or across it
[] a warning that you are approaching an intersection
[_] warning of a school zone ahead

A

Two sets of double yellow lines spaced 2 feet or more apart

[X] are considered a “barrier” and you may not drive on, over, or across it

160
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You may turn left through a double yellow line “barrier” spaced 2 feet or more apart

[] only at designated openings
[] never
[_] if traffic allows

A

You may turn left through a double yellow line “barrier” spaced 2 feet or more apart

[X] only at designated openings

161
Q

Solid white lines are used to mark traffic lanes

[] going in the same direction, like a 1-way street
[] going in opposite directions, like a 2-way street
[_] indicate a Post Office in the area

A

Solid white lines are used to mark traffic lanes

[X] going in the same direction, like a 1-way street

162
Q

Broken white lines

[] are only used near theaters
[] separate traffic between two or more lanes going the same direction
[_] measuring your vehicle speed from an aircraft

A

Broken white lines

[X] separate traffic between two or more lanes going the same direction

163
Q

Double white lines

[] indicate a parking area
[] indicate an area for traffic enforcement
[_] indicate a lane barrier between regular lanes and carpool/HOV (diamond) lanes

A

Double white lines

[X] indicate a lane barrier between regular lanes and carpool/HOV (diamond) lanes

164
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You are travelling on a highway with three other people in your car. Your car qualifies as an HOV (high occupancy vehicle) and can use the carpool/HOV lanes often marked with a diamond. The HOV lane is separated from the regular lanes by a double white line. You should

[] wait until a single broken line appears before crossing into or exiting the HOV lane
[] enter the HOV lane at any convenient point
[_] use the HOV lane as a “passing” lane to go around slower traffic

A

You are travelling on a highway with three other people in your car. Your car qualifies as an HOV (high occupancy vehicle) and can use the carpool/HOV lanes often marked with a diamond. The HOV lane is separated from the regular lanes by a double white line. You should

[X] wait until a single broken line appears before crossing into or exiting the HOV lane

165
Q

Highway or multi-lane roadway traffic lanes are often referred to by numbers left-to-right. The number 1 lane is the “fast” lane on the left. If you can choose between three lanes, you should

[] pick the #1 fast lane
[] pick the lane for the smoothest driving
[_] always drive in the right-most lane even if you have to change lanes often due to slow, exiting, or merging traffic

A

Highway or multi-lane roadway traffic lanes are often referred to by numbers left-to-right. The number 1 lane is the “fast” lane on the left. If you can choose between three lanes, you should

[X] pick the lane for the smoothest driving

166
Q

When is it OK to weave in and out of traffic:

[] never
[] on Sundays
[_] when traffic is heavy

A

When is it OK to weave in and out of traffic:

[X] never

167
Q

On a multi-lane roadway with only two lanes in your direction, you should

[] pick the lane for the smoothest driving
[] stay on the right even if you must weave in and out of traffic
[_] pick the left lane even if you are driving slower than other traffic

A

On a multi-lane roadway with only two lanes in your direction, you should

[X] pick the lane for the smoothest driving

168
Q

One you start across an intersection you should

[] stop and back up if the light changes to red
[] stop in the intersection and remain there if the light turns red
[_] keep going and clear the intersection

A

One you start across an intersection you should

[X] keep going and clear the intersection

169
Q

Changing lanes includes

[] moving from one lane to another
[] entering or leaving the freeway from an on-ramp or off-ramp
[] entering or leaving the road from or to a curb or the shoulder
[] all of the above

A

Changing lanes includes

[] moving from one lane to another
[] entering or leaving the freeway from an on-ramp or off-ramp
[_] entering or leaving the road from or to a curb or the shoulder
[X] all of the above

170
Q

Before changing lanes, you should

[] signal
[] look in all your mirrors
[_] look over your shoulder in the direction you intend to go
[X] all of the above

A

Before changing lanes, you should

[] signal
[] look in all your mirrors
[_] look over your shoulder in the direction you intend to go
[X] all of the above

171
Q

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[] proceed quickly before you are cut off
[X] check traffic behind and beside you
[] sound your horn

A

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[X] check traffic behind and beside you

172
Q

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[] check for vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycle traffic in your blind spot
[] flash your lights
[_] sound your horn

A

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[X] check for vehicles, motorcycles, and bicycle traffic in your blind spot

173
Q

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[] slow 10 mph below the speed of other traffic
[] speed up 10 mph faster than other traffic
[_] be sure there is enough room for your vehicle in the next lane

A

Before changing lanes, signal, look in all your mirrors, and

[X] be sure there is enough room for your vehicle in the next lane

174
Q

Before passing another vehicle you should

[] look ahead for road conditions and traffic that may cause vehicles to move into your lane
[] move up as close as you can get to the vehicle you’re passing, then move over and back into your original lane as close as you can get to the vehicle you just passed
[_] accelerate to at least 20 mph over the speed limit to pass safely

A

Before passing another vehicle you should

[X] look ahead for road conditions and traffic that may cause vehicles to move into your lane

175
Q

It is OK to drive off the paved road or on the shoulder to pass if

[] the driver ahead is annoying you
[] you are in a hurry to get to work, school, or church
[_] never

A

It is OK to drive off the paved road or on the shoulder to pass if

[X] never

176
Q

Passing other vehicles at crossroads, railroad crossings, and shopping center entrances is

[] legally allowed
[] dangerous
[_] against the law

A

Passing other vehicles at crossroads, railroad crossings, and shopping center entrances is

[X] dangerous

177
Q

When you pass another vehicle, you should pass

[] on the left
[] on the right
[_] on the shoulder

A

When you pass another vehicle, you should pass

[X] on the left

178
Q

You may pass on the right when

[] it is raining
[] there are two or more lanes of travel in your direction
[_] you are passing a school bus

A

You may pass on the right when

[X] there are two or more lanes of travel in your direction

179
Q

You may pass on the right when

[] the driver ahead of you is turning left and you do not have to drive off the roadway
[] slowing down and nearly stopped
[_] is weaving from side-to-side

A

You may pass on the right when

[X] the driver ahead of you is turning left and you do not have to drive off the roadway

180
Q

You should never pass on the left if the driver ahead is

[] moving toward the right
[] moving toward the left
[_] signaling a left turn

A

You should never pass on the left if the driver ahead is

[X] signaling a left turn

181
Q

Diamond marked, HOV, and HOT lanes are all special lanes only for

[] carpools, busses, motorcycles, or decaled low-emission vehicles
[] extra parking
[_] use by emergency vehicles

A

Diamond marked, HOV, and HOT lanes are all special lanes only for

[X] carpools, busses, motorcycles, or decaled low-emission vehicles

182
Q

Signs at the on-ramp or along the freeway tell you

[] the minimum number of people required in a vehicle to use the Carpool/HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lane
[] the days of the week and hours the lanes are reserved for special use
[_] both of the above

A

Signs at the on-ramp or along the freeway tell you

[] the minimum number of people required in a vehicle to use the Carpool/HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lane
[] the days of the week and hours the lanes are reserved for special use
[X] both of the above

183
Q

HOV lanes are marked with

[] purple lines
[] a diamond symbol and the words “Carpool Lane”
[_] an X

A

HOV lanes are marked with

[X] a diamond symbol and the words “Carpool Lane”

184
Q

HOV means

[] High Occupancy Vehicle
[] Hot or Vacant
[_] Housecar Only Velocity

A

HOV means

[X] High Occupancy Vehicle

185
Q

If you operate a low-emission and/or hybrid vehicle you may be exempt from all toll charges on

[] toll roads
[] private roads
[_] High Occupancy Toll lanes

A

If you operate a low-emission and/or hybrid vehicle you may be exempt from all toll charges on

[X] High Occupancy Toll lanes

186
Q

If you operate a motorcycle you may use designated carpool/HOV lanes

[] at all times
[] unless otherwise posted
[_] only on designated days at designated hours

A

If you operate a motorcycle you may use designated carpool/HOV lanes

[X] unless otherwise posted

187
Q

A center left turn lane is located at the

[] right side of the roadway
[] center of the roadway
[_] left side of the roadway

A

A center left turn lane is located at the

[X] center of the roadway

188
Q

Center left turn lanes are marked

[] on both side by two painted lines, the inner line on each side is broken and the outer line on each side is solid
[] with bright paint
[_] with an HOV symbol

A

Center left turn lanes are marked

[X] on both side by two painted lines, the inner line on each side is broken and the outer line on each side is solid

189
Q

If a street has a center left turn lane, you must use that lane to

[] pass other vehicles
[] make a left turn or prepare for of make a permitted U-turn
[_] in School Zones

A

If a street has a center left turn lane, you must use that lane to

[X] make a left turn or prepare for of make a permitted U-turn

190
Q

If a street has a center left turn lane you

[] can use it for passing
[] drive in it for a block before turning left
[_] may only drive in it for 200 feet to make or complete a left turn

A

If a street has a center left turn lane you

[X] may only drive in it for 200 feet to make or complete a left turn

191
Q

A center left turn lane

[] is a regular passing lane
[] is a regular traffic lane
[_] is only for making a left or U-turn, or completing a left turn

A

A center left turn lane

[X] is only for making a left or U-turn, or completing a left turn

192
Q

To turn left from a center left turn lane, you should

[] signal, look over your shoulder, and move completely into the lane
[] dash into the lane as quickly as possible
[_] ignore other drivers coming from behind or head-on

A

To turn left from a center left turn lane, you should

[X] signal, look over your shoulder, and move completely into the lane

193
Q

When you use a center left turn lane it is

[] OK to stop with the rear of your vehicle blocking the lane you came from
[] drive 500 feet or more before turning
[_] none of the above

A

When you use a center left turn lane it is

[] OK to stop with the rear of your vehicle blocking the lane you came from
[] drive 500 feet or more before turning
[X] none of the above

194
Q

When using a center left turn lane, you must

[] be sure the lane is clear in both directions and look for vehicles coming toward you in the same lane preparing to make their left turn
[] sound your horn two times
[_] turn on your emergency blinkers

A

When using a center left turn lane, you must

[X] be sure the lane is clear in both directions and look for vehicles coming toward you in the same lane preparing to make their left turn

195
Q

When turning left onto a road with a center left turn lane from a street or driveway, you should

[] turn as fast as possible
[] only turn if it is after school hours
[_] signal and wait until it is safe to turn

A

When turning left onto a road with a center left turn lane from a street or driveway, you should

[X] signal and wait until it is safe to turn

196
Q

When turning left onto a road with a center left turn lane from a street or driveway, you may

[] drive into the center left turn lane, stop and wait until it is safe to enter traffic
[] drive into the center left turn lane and drive there to the next intersection
[_] use the center left turn lane to pass slower traffic going the direction you will be going

A

When turning left onto a road with a center left turn lane from a street or driveway, you may

[X] drive into the center left turn lane, stop and wait until it is safe to enter traffic

197
Q

Large broken lines painted on the pavement

[] are for the visually impaired
[] indicate the lane will be ending, be prepared to exit or merge
[_] sometimes occur when the line painting equipment is broken

A

Large broken lines painted on the pavement

[X] indicate the lane will be ending, be prepared to exit or merge

198
Q

A picture of a bicyclist with two arrows overhead is

[] a “sharrow” marker indicating lanes bicyclists may legally occupy
[] street art
[_] painted to mark where bicyclist-vehicle accidents have occurred

A

A picture of a bicyclist with two arrows overhead is

[X] a “sharrow” marker indicating lanes bicyclists may legally occupy

199
Q

Bicyclist “sharrows”

[] assist bicyclists with positioning and alert motorists of possibly cyclist location
[] only apply on specified days and hours as indicated by signs
[_] are only used in school zones

A

Bicyclist “sharrows”

[X] assist bicyclists with positioning and alert motorists of possibly cyclist location

200
Q

Bicycle lanes are

[] only used on weekends
[] mark traffic lanes designated for bicyclists
[_] also used for motorcyclists

A

Bicycle lanes are

[X] mark traffic lanes designated for bicyclists

201
Q

When driving next to a marked bicycle lane, you should

[] treat the lane the same as other traffic lanes
[] not turn into the lane if a bicyclist is there
[] not obstruct the lane
[] all of the above

A

When driving next to a marked bicycle lane, you should

[] treat the lane the same as other traffic lanes
[] not turn into the lane if a bicyclist is there
[_] not obstruct the lane
[X] all of the above

202
Q

When making a right turn, you may

[] enter a bicycle lane within 200 feet of the corner if the lane is clear
[] use the bicycle lane like any other lane
[_] drive in the lane if you are operating a motorcycle

A

When making a right turn, you may

[X] enter a bicycle lane within 200 feet of the corner if the lane is clear

203
Q

You may park in a bicycle lane if

[] you are driving an HOV or low-emission vehicle
[] you are driving a golf cart
[_] your vehicle does not block a bicyclist and there is not a “No Parking” sign posted

A

You may park in a bicycle lane if

[X] your vehicle does not block a bicyclist and there is not a “No Parking” sign posted

204
Q

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[] veer to the right to give yourself plenty of room
[] move close to the center divider line or into the left turn lane
[_] turn on your emergency signals to warn other drivers you will be crossing oncoming traffic

A

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[X] move close to the center divider line or into the left turn lane

205
Q

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[] begin signaling about 100 feet before the turn
[] speed up to give yourself room in front of any vehicles behind you
[_] ignore oncoming traffic if your turn signal is on

A

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[X] begin signaling about 100 feet before the turn

206
Q

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[] keep your wheels pointed straight ahead while waiting to turn
[] point your wheels to the left
[_] sound your horn before turning

A

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[X] keep your wheels pointed straight ahead while waiting to turn

207
Q

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[] cross the limit line before stopping to let other drivers know you are turning
[] stop behind the limit line, look left, right, then left and turn when safe
[_] be extra careful on Sundays and holidays

A

To make a left turn from a 2-way roadway, you should

[X] stop behind the limit line, look left, right, then left and turn when safe

208
Q

If you are waiting to make a left turn and your wheels are pointed left,

[] you could get pushed into oncoming traffic if you are hit from behind
[] you will let other drivers know you intend to turn left
[_] you will complete your turn more quickly

A

If you are waiting to make a left turn and your wheels are pointed left,

[X] you could get pushed into oncoming traffic if you are hit from behind

209
Q

A left turn against a red light can only be made

[] after you have stopped and made sure it is safe
[] from a one-way street onto a one-way street
[_] in a business district

A

A left turn against a red light can only be made

[X] from a one-way street onto a one-way street

210
Q

You may turn left into a left-moving, one-way street if

[] it is not a toll road
[] it is not in a school zone
[_] there is no sign to prohibit the turn

A

You may turn left into a left-moving, one-way street if

[X] there is no sign to prohibit the turn

211
Q

To make a right turn, you should

[] move to the center of the roadway or left side of your lane
[] move to the right edge of the road
[_] swerve left before turning so you have extra room

A

To make a right turn, you should

[X] move to the right edge of the road

212
Q

If you are making a right turn and there is a bike lane next to you, may

[] move into the bike lane if you are within 200 feet of your turn
[] ignore bicyclists in the bike lane
[_] ignore pedestrians who step out in front of you

A

If you are making a right turn and there is a bike lane next to you, may

[X] move into the bike lane if you are within 200 feet of your turn

213
Q

You should signal your intention to make a turn about

[] 500 feet before you start moving over to turn
[] 300 feet before you start moving over to turn
[_] 100 feet before you start moving over to turn

A

You should signal your intention to make a turn about

[X] 100 feet before you start moving over to turn

214
Q

When making a right turn, you should

[] look over your right shoulder and reduce your speed
[] stop behind the limit line
[] look both ways and turn when it is safe
[] complete your turn in the right lane
[_] all of the above

A

When making a right turn, you should

[] look over your right shoulder and reduce your speed
[] stop behind the limit line
[] look both ways and turn when it is safe
[] complete your turn in the right lane
[X] all of the above

215
Q

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before doing so you must

[] signal your turn, slow down, and turn right at the intersection without stopping.
[] signal your turn and come to a complete stop.
[_] sound your horn.

A

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before doing so you must

[] signal your turn, slow down, and turn right at the intersection without stopping.
[X] signal your turn and come to a complete stop.
[] sound your horn.

216
Q

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before doing so you must

[] stop before entering the intersection, or crosswalk, or at the marked limit line, whichever you come to first
[] stop in the intersection
[_] turn on your emergency flashers

A

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before doing so you must

[X] stop before entering the intersection, or crosswalk, or at the marked limit line, whichever you come to first
[] stop in the intersection
[] turn on your emergency flashers

217
Q

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before you do you must

[] check to see no sign prohibits the turning on red
[] turn on your emergency flashers
[_] sound your horn

A

You may turn right against a red traffic signal light, but before you do you must

[X] check to see no sign prohibits the turning on red
[] turn on your emergency flashers
[] sound your horn

218
Q

You may turn against a red traffic signal light, but before you do you must

[] check your turn signals
[] check your brakes
[_] yield to oncoming vehicles moving right, pedestrians, and bicyclists

A

You may turn against a red traffic signal light, but before you do you must

[] check your turn signals
[] check your brakes
[X] yield to oncoming vehicles moving right, pedestrians, and bicyclists

219
Q

You may make a right turn without stopping even if there is a red traffic signal light on the island for vehicles going straight and no sign on the right curb if the road you are turning onto has

[] three or more lanes
[] a non-merging lane dedicated to right-turning vehicles and there is no sign to prohibit a free right turn
[_] there are no pedestrians in the area

A

You may make a right turn without stopping even if there is a red traffic signal light on the island for vehicles going straight and no sign on the right curb if the road you are turning onto has

[] three or more lanes
[X] a non-merging lane dedicated to right-turning vehicles and there is no sign to prohibit a free right turn
[] there are no pedestrians in the area

220
Q

If there is a stop sign or traffic signal light on the right curb of the right turn lane, you must

[] follow the directions of the sign or signal and yield to pedestrians within a crosswalk
[] turn the radio volume to its loudest setting
[_] turn on your emergency flashers

A

If there is a stop sign or traffic signal light on the right curb of the right turn lane, you must

[X] follow the directions of the sign or signal and yield to pedestrians within a crosswalk
[] turn the radio volume to its loudest setting
[] turn on your emergency flashers

221
Q

You may turn right against a red arrow

[] on Sundays
[] during rush hour
[_] never

A

You may turn right against a red arrow

[] on Sundays
[] during rush hour
[X] never

222
Q

You may turn left against a red arrow

[] never
[] onto a one-way street going left
[_] in rural areas

A

You may turn left against a red arrow

[X] never
[] onto a one-way street going left
[] in rural areas

223
Q

When turning left from a two-way street, you should

[] start the turn in the left lane closest to the middle of the street and complete the run in either safe lane of the cross street
[] start the turn from any lane and complete the turn in the lane closest to the right curb of the cross street
[_] start the turn from the right-most lane and complete the turn in the left-most lane

A

When turning left from a two-way street, you should

[X] start the turn in the left lane closest to the middle of the street and complete the run in either safe lane of the cross street
[] start the turn from any lane and complete the turn in the lane closest to the right curb of the cross street
[] start the turn from the right-most lane and complete the turn in the left-most lane

224
Q

When turning right, begin and end the turn

[] anywhere that is safe
[] in the lane closest to the right curb
[_] swing wide into the adjacent traffic lane to give yourself plenty of room

A

When turning right, begin and end the turn

[] anywhere that is safe
[X] in the lane closest to the right curb
[] swing wide into the adjacent traffic lane to give yourself plenty of room

225
Q

When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[] start from the right-most lane
[] start from any convenient location
[_] start from the lane closest to the middle of the street into any lane that is safely open

A

When turning left from a two-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[] start from the right-most lane
[] start from any convenient location
[X] start from the lane closest to the middle of the street into any lane that is safely open

226
Q

When turning left from a one-way street onto a two-way street, you should

[] start and end your turn in the lane closest to the right curb
[] start from the far left lane and turn into any lane safely open on the right side
[_] start and end your turn in the lane closest to the left curb

A

When turning left from a one-way street onto a two-way street, you should

[] start and end your turn in the lane closest to the right curb
[X] start from the far left lane and turn into any lane safely open on the right side
[] start and end your turn in the lane closest to the left curb

227
Q

When turning left from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[] start from the far left lane and turn into any safely open lane
[] ignore pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicyclists
[_] sound your horn to warn other you are turning

A

When turning left from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[X] start from the far left lane and turn into any safely open lane
[] ignore pedestrians, motorcyclists, and bicyclists
[] sound your horn to warn other you are turning

228
Q

When turning right from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[] start and end your turn from any lane
[] start your turn from the far right lane and into any lane that is safely open
[_] check your wipers

A

When turning right from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you should

[] start and end your turn from any lane
[X] start your turn from the far right lane and into any lane that is safely open
[] check your wipers

229
Q

When turning right from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you might

[] be able to start your turn from a lane other than the far right lane if signs or pavement markings allow
[] see people turning left
[_] have to wait for a bus

A

When turning right from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you might

[X] be able to start your turn from a lane other than the far right lane if signs or pavement markings allow
[] see people turning left
[] have to wait for a bus

230
Q

When turning at a “T” intersection from a one-way street onto a two-way street,

[] through traffic has the right-of-way
[] you may turn either right or left from the center lane
[] watch for vehicles, motorcyclists, and bicyclists inside your turn
[] all of the above

A

When turning at a “T” intersection from a one-way street onto a two-way street,

[] through traffic has the right-of-way
[] you may turn either right or left from the center lane
[_] watch for vehicles, motorcyclists, and bicyclists inside your turn
[X] all of the above

231
Q

A U-Turn is

[] any turn you make
[] a way of telling some they are acting inappropriately
[_] turning your vehicle around in the street to go back the way you came

A

A U-Turn is

[] any turn you make
[] a way of telling some they are acting inappropriately
[X] turning your vehicle around in the street to go back the way you came

232
Q

To make a U-Turn,

[] signal and use the far left lane or the center left turn lane
[] start from the far right lane and turn left across traffic
[_] park, get out and check traffic, then start and pull across the street

A

To make a U-Turn,

[X] signal and use the far left lane or the center left turn lane
[] start from the far right lane and turn left across traffic
[] park, get out and check traffic, then start and pull across the street

233
Q

You may make a legal U-turn

[] across a double yellow line when it is safe and no signs prohibit it
[] across a double yellow line any time at any place
[_] across a double yellow line because signs do not apply there

A

You may make a legal U-turn

[X] across a double yellow line when it is safe and no signs prohibit it
[] across a double yellow line any time at any place
[] across a double yellow line because signs do not apply there

234
Q

You may make a legal U-turn

[] in a residential district at any time, other vehicles must yield
[] in a residential district if no approaching vehicles are within 200’ or whenever a traffic sign, light, or signal protects you from oncoming vehicles
[_] in a residential district except near a school zone

A

You may make a legal U-turn

[] in a residential district at any time, other vehicles must yield
[X] in a residential district if no approaching vehicles are within 200’ or whenever a traffic sign, light, or signal protects you from oncoming vehicles
[] in a residential district except near a school zone

235
Q

You may make a legal U-turn

[] at a signal-controlled intersection of two one-way roads on a red light
[] at a signal-controlled intersection on a green light unless a “No U-turn” is posted
[_] at a signal-controlled intersection except in a residential area

A

You may make a legal U-turn

[] at a signal-controlled intersection of two one-way roads on a red light
[X] at a signal-controlled intersection on a green light unless a “No U-turn” is posted
[] at a signal-controlled intersection except in a residential area

236
Q

You may make a legal U-turn

[] on a divided highway anywhere there is an opening
[] on a divided highway where traffic merges
[_] on a divided highway only if an opening is provided in the center divider

A

You may make a legal U-turn

[] on a divided highway anywhere there is an opening
[] on a divided highway where traffic merges
[X] on a divided highway only if an opening is provided in the center divider

237
Q

You may make a legal U-turn

[] across a double yellow line when it is safe and no signs prohibit it
[] in a residential district if no approaching vehicles are within 200’ or whenever a traffic sign, light, or signal protects you from oncoming vehicles
[] at a signal controlled intersection on a green light unless a “No U-turn” is posted
[] on a divided highway only if an opening is provided in the center divider
[_] all of the above

A

You may make a legal U-turn

[] across a double yellow line when it is safe and no signs prohibit it
[] in a residential district if no approaching vehicles are within 200’ or whenever a traffic sign, light, or signal protects you from oncoming vehicles
[] at a signal controlled intersection on a green light unless a “No U-turn” is posted
[] on a divided highway only if an opening is provided in the center divider
[X] all of the above

238
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] at or on a railroad crossing
[] on a Thursday
[_] in the rain

A

Never make a U-turn

[X] at or on a railroad crossing
[] on a Thursday
[] in the rain

239
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] on a divided highway by crossing a dividing section, curb, two sets of double-yellow lines, or strip of land.
[] in a parking lot
[_] in your driveway

A

Never make a U-turn

[X] on a divided highway by crossing a dividing section, curb, two sets of double-yellow lines, or strip of land.
[] in a parking lot
[] in your driveway

240
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] in the rain
[] where a “No U-Turn” sign is posted
[_] near flowers

A

Never make a U-turn

[] in the rain
[X] where a “No U-Turn” sign is posted
[] near flowers

241
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] when other vehicles may hit you
[] when school buses are in the area
[_] you are transporting ice cream

A

Never make a U-turn

[X] when other vehicles may hit you
[] when school buses are in the area
[] you are transporting ice cream

242
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] in front of a fire station
[] in front of a Starbucks
[_] in front of a McDonalds

A

Never make a U-turn

[X] in front of a fire station
[] in front of a Starbucks
[] in front of a McDonalds

243
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] on a two-way street
[] on a one-way street
[_] on a three-way street

A

Never make a U-turn

[] on a two-way street
[X] on a one-way street
[] on a three-way street

244
Q

Never make a U-turn

[] in business districts
[] in areas considered business districts, i.e., churches, apartments, multi-family housing units, and public buildings other than schools
[_] both of the above

A

Never make a U-turn

[] in business districts
[] in areas considered business districts, i.e., churches, apartments, multi-family housing units, and public buildings other than schools
[X] both of the above

245
Q

You may make a U-turn

[] anywhere you want any time you want
[] only on Sundays
[_] only at an intersection or where openings are provided for turns

A

You may make a U-turn

[] anywhere you want any time you want
[] only on Sundays
[X] only at an intersection or where openings are provided for turns

246
Q

When you park on a sloping driveway,

[] leave the wheels straight so if your brakes fail your vehicle will roll into the street and people will tell you
[] turn your front wheels so if your brakes fail your vehicle will roll into the curb or away from the roadway
[_] turn your front wheels so your vehicle will roll into traffic if the brakes fail

A

When you park on a sloping driveway,

[] leave the wheels straight so if your brakes fail your vehicle will roll into the street and people will tell you
[X] turn your front wheels so if your brakes fail your vehicle will roll into the curb or away from the roadway
[] turn your front wheels so your vehicle will roll into traffic if the brakes fail

247
Q

When you park facing downhill,

[] into the curb or toward the side of the road & set the parking brake
[] straight & set the parking brake
[_] toward traffic & set the parking brake

A

When you park facing downhill,

[X] into the curb or toward the side of the road & set the parking brake
[] straight & set the parking brake
[] toward traffic & set the parking brake

248
Q

When you park facing uphill,

[] turn your wheels straight & set the parking brake
[] turn your wheels away from the curb, let your vehicle roll back a couple of inches until it gently touches the curb, and set the parking brake
[_] turn your wheels so your vehicle will roll backwards into traffic

A

When you park facing uphill,

[] turn your wheels straight & set the parking brake
[X] turn your wheels away from the curb, let your vehicle roll back a couple of inches until it gently touches the curb, and set the parking brake
[] turn your wheels so your vehicle will roll backwards into traffic

249
Q

When you park on any incline, up or down,

[] turn the wheels so the vehicle will roll away from the center of the road if the brakes fail & set your parking brake
[] turn the wheels so the vehicle will roll into traffic
[_] keep your wheels straight

A

When you park on any incline, up or down,

[X] turn the wheels so the vehicle will roll away from the center of the road if the brakes fail & set your parking brake
[] turn the wheels so the vehicle will roll into traffic
[] keep your wheels straight

250
Q

You may park at a white painted curb

[] only to pick-up of drop off passengers or mail
[] for up to twenty-minutes
[_] only on weekends

A

You may park at a white painted curb

[X] only to pick-up of drop off passengers or mail
[] for up to twenty-minutes
[] only on weekends

251
Q

You may park at a green painted curb

[] as long as you like
[] only to load or unload packages
[_] for a limited time in accordance with the posted limit

A

You may park at a green painted curb

[] as long as you like
[] only to load or unload packages
[X] for a limited time in accordance with the posted limit

252
Q

You may par at a yellow painted curb

[] only long enough to load or unload passengers or freight
[] only on weekends
[_] only in a business district

A

You may par at a yellow painted curb

[X] only long enough to load or unload passengers or freight
[] only on weekends
[] only in a business district

253
Q

You may stop, park or stand at a red painted curb

[] never
[] on Sundays
[_] on holidays

A

You may stop, park or stand at a red painted curb

[X] never
[] on Sundays
[] on holidays

254
Q

You may park at a blue painted curb

[] only with a disabled placard or license plate
[] only on weekdays
[_] as long as there are no disabled designated vehicles in the area

A

You may park at a blue painted curb

[X] only with a disabled placard or license plate
[] only on weekdays
[] as long as there are no disabled designated vehicles in the area

255
Q

You may park where “No Parking” signs are posted

[] on holidays
[] on weekends
[_] never

A

You may park where “No Parking” signs are posted

[] on holidays
[] on weekends
[X] never

256
Q

You may park on a marked or unmarked sidewalk, partially blocking a sidewalk, or in front of a driveway

[] at any time the space is open
[] never
[_] on holidays

A

You may park on a marked or unmarked sidewalk, partially blocking a sidewalk, or in front of a driveway

[] at any time the space is open
[X] never
[] on holidays

257
Q

You may park within 3-feet of a sidewalk ramp for disabled use or in front of or on a curb with wheelchair access

[] never
[] in a residential area
[_] in a business district

A

You may park within 3-feet of a sidewalk ramp for disabled use or in front of or on a curb with wheelchair access

[X] never
[] in a residential area
[] in a business district

258
Q

You may park in the crosshatched space next to a disabled parking space

[] if other spaces are full
[] to load or unload
[_] never

A

You may park in the crosshatched space next to a disabled parking space

[] if other spaces are full
[] to load or unload
[X] never

259
Q

You may park in a space designated for parking or charging zero-emission vehicles

[] anytime the space is open
[] only in a vehicle displaying a zero-emission identifying decal
[_] anytime the business is closed

A

You may park in a space designated for parking or charging zero-emission vehicles

[] anytime the space is open
[X] only in a vehicle displaying a zero-emission identifying decal
[] anytime the business is closed

260
Q

You may park in a tunnel or bridge

[] never, unless permitted by signs
[] anytime there is room
[_] whenever traffic allows

A

You may park in a tunnel or bridge

[X] never, unless permitted by signs
[] anytime there is room
[] whenever traffic allows

261
Q

You may park within 15-feet of a fire hydrant or fire station driveway

[] any time there is room
[] when no fire is present
[_] never

A

You may park within 15-feet of a fire hydrant or fire station driveway

[] any time there is room
[] when no fire is present
[X] never

262
Q

You may park between a Safety Zone and a curb

[] only when safe
[] only while schools are in session
[_] never

A

You may park between a Safety Zone and a curb

[] only when safe
[] only while schools are in session
[X] never

263
Q

You may park next to another parked vehicle on the street, “double parked”,

[] only when all spaces at the curb are taken
[] only in front of the place you are visiting
[_] never

A

You may park next to another parked vehicle on the street, “double parked”,

[] only when all spaces at the curb are taken
[] only in front of the place you are visiting
[X] never

264
Q

You may park on a freeway

[] in an emergency
[] when a Peace Office requires you to stop
[] where a stop is specifically permitted
[] all of the above

A

You may park on a freeway

[] in an emergency
[] when a Peace Office requires you to stop
[_] where a stop is specifically permitted
[X] all of the above

265
Q

If your vehicle is left standing on a freeway for more than 4-hours it may be removed without your knowledge or permission

[] true
[] false

A

If your vehicle is left standing on a freeway for more than 4-hours it may be removed without your knowledge or permission

[X] true
[_] false

266
Q

If you must stop on a freeway,

[] park completely off the pavement and remain in your vehicle with the doors locked until help arrives
[] park on the pavement with your emergency flashers on
[_] park blocking traffic to encourage faster help

A

If you must stop on a freeway,

[X] park completely off the pavement and remain in your vehicle with the doors locked until help arrives
[] park on the pavement with your emergency flashers on
[] park blocking traffic to encourage faster help

267
Q

When you park alongside a curb on a level street, your wheels must be within

[] 36-inches of the curb
[] 24-inches of the curb
[] 18-inches of the curb
[] 12-inches of the curb

A

When you park alongside a curb on a level street, your wheels must be within

[] 36-inches of the curb
[] 24-inches of the curb
[X] 18-inches of the curb
[_] 12-inches of the curb

268
Q

If there is no curb, you should park

[] parallel to the street
[] diagonal to the street
[_] in the street

A

If there is no curb, you should park

[X] parallel to the street
[] diagonal to the street
[] in the street

269
Q

It is OK to leave your vehicle with the engine running

[] never — stop the engine and set the parking brake
[] on a hot day
[_] to pick up a package

A

It is OK to leave your vehicle with the engine running

[X] never — stop the engine and set the parking brake
[] on a hot day
[] to pick up a package

270
Q

When you are ready to exit your vehicle, you should

[] look for oncoming vehicle, motorcycles and bicycles
[] not open the driver’s side door unless safe and you do not interfere with traffic
[] not leave the door open longer than necessary
[] all of the above

A

When you are ready to exit your vehicle, you should

[] look for oncoming vehicle, motorcycles and bicycles
[] not open the driver’s side door unless safe and you do not interfere with traffic
[_] not leave the door open longer than necessary
[X] all of the above

271
Q

You should signal when turning left or right, changing lanes, slowing, or stopping

[] always
[] on in the fog or at night
[_] only in a business district

A

You should signal when turning left or right, changing lanes, slowing, or stopping

[X] always
[] on in the fog or at night
[] only in a business district

272
Q

When a driver or cyclists holds their arm straight out to the left they are

[] signaling a left turn
[] cooling off
[_] playing in the wind

A

When a driver or cyclists holds their arm straight out to the left they are

[X] signaling a left turn
[] cooling off
[] playing in the wind

273
Q

When a driver holds their arm out and straight up, they are

[] signaling a right turn
[] waiving
[_] checking wind speed

A

When a driver holds their arm out and straight up, they are

[X] signaling a right turn
[] waiving
[] checking wind speed

274
Q

When a driver holds their arm out and straight down, they are

[] swatting a bug
[] checking the air pressure
[_] signaling they are slowing and/or stopping

A

When a driver holds their arm out and straight down, they are

[] swatting a bug
[] checking the air pressure
[X] signaling they are slowing and/or stopping

275
Q

You should signal your intent to turn left or right

[] 500 feet before reaching your turning point
[] 100 feet before reaching your turning point
[_] while you are turning

A

You should signal your intent to turn left or right

[] 500 feet before reaching your turning point
[X] 100 feet before reaching your turning point
[] while you are turning

276
Q

It is safe to assume that once you signal, other drivers will allow you space to turn

[] always
[] never

A

It is safe to assume that once you signal, other drivers will allow you space to turn

[_] always
[X] never

277
Q

Before changing lanes you should

[_] check your mirrors
[_] look over your shoulder
[_] check your blind spots
[_] signal
[_] all of the above
A

Before changing lanes you should

[_] check your mirrors
[_] look over your shoulder
[_] check your blind spots
[_] signal
[X] all of the above
278
Q

You should signal

[] before pulling next to the curb
[] before pulling away from the curb
[_] both

A

You should signal

[] before pulling next to the curb
[] before pulling away from the curb
[X] both

279
Q

You should signal

[] when you change directions
[] when you change lanes
[] when you turn
[] all of the above

A

You should signal

[] when you change directions
[] when you change lanes
[_] when you turn
[X] all of the above

280
Q

You should signal

[] even when you do not see other vehicles
[] only if you see other vehicles
[_] only if there are vehicles approaching, travelling alongside, or overtaking you

A

You should signal

[X] even when you do not see other vehicles
[] only if you see other vehicles
[] only if there are vehicles approaching, travelling alongside, or overtaking you

281
Q

If you plan to turn just beyond an intersection

[] start signaling as early as possible
[] start signaling when you are in the intersection
[_] wait to signal until you have started turning

A

If you plan to turn just beyond an intersection

[] start signaling as early as possible
[X] start signaling when you are in the intersection
[] wait to signal until you have started turning

282
Q

Imagining the steering wheel as a clock face, when driving, your hands should be placed at

[] 10 and 2 o’clock
[] 9 and 3 o’clock
[_] 12 and 6 o’clock

A

Imagining the steering wheel as a clock face, when driving, your hands should be placed at

[] 10 and 2 o’clock
[X] 9 and 3 o’clock
[] 12 and 6 o’clock

283
Q

To reduce forearm and hand injuries, your hands should

[] be on your lap, not on the wheel
[] holding the wheel in an inverse fashion so your knuckles face inward
[_] on the lower half of the wheel with your knuckles on the outside

A

To reduce forearm and hand injuries, your hands should

[] be on your lap, not on the wheel
[] holding the wheel in an inverse fashion so your knuckles face inward
[X] on the lower half of the wheel with your knuckles on the outside

284
Q

To use pull-push steering for turning maneuvers you

[] pull down with one hand and push up with the other
[] pull down making left turns and push up making right turns
[_] when the driver pushes the wheel up and the passenger pulls it down

A

To use pull-push steering for turning maneuvers you

[X] pull down with one hand and push up with the other
[] pull down making left turns and push up making right turns
[] when the driver pushes the wheel up and the passenger pulls it down

285
Q

You should use hand-over-hand steering when movement is critical, such as

[] when parking
[] performing sharp turns
[] correcting a skid
[] all of the above

A

You should use hand-over-hand steering when movement is critical, such as

[] when parking
[] performing sharp turns
[_] correcting a skid
[X] all of the above

286
Q

Use one-handed steering when you are

[] backing up and do not require full left or right turns
[] operating vehicle controls for information, safety, or comfort
[] all of the above
[] none of the above

A

Use one-handed steering when you are

[] backing up and do not require full left or right turns
[] operating vehicle controls for information, safety, or comfort
[X] all of the above
[_] none of the above

287
Q

You should use the horn

[] to avoid a collision
[] to tell a friend hello
[_] to call someone to your vehicle

A

You should use the horn

[X] to avoid a collision
[] to tell a friend hello
[] to call someone to your vehicle

288
Q

You should use the horn

[] to let people know you are waiting
[] to get eye contact from a driver who may turn in front of you
[_] to tell people to move faster

A

You should use the horn

[] to let people know you are waiting
[X] to get eye contact from a driver who may turn in front of you
[] to tell people to move faster

289
Q

You should use the horn

[] clear a path
[] get the attention of attractive members of the opposite sex
[_] on narrow mountain roads where you cannot see at least 200 feet ahead

A

You should use the horn

[] clear a path
[] get the attention of attractive members of the opposite sex
[X] on narrow mountain roads where you cannot see at least 200 feet ahead

290
Q

Use your headlights when

[] it is cloudy, raining, snowing, dusty, smoky, or foggy
[] on Sundays
[_] when school is letting out

A

Use your headlights when

[X] it is cloudy, raining, snowing, dusty, smoky, or foggy
[] on Sundays
[] when school is letting out

291
Q

If weather conditions require you to turn on your windshield wipers, you must

[] turn on your emergency blinkers
[] turn on your low-beam headlights
[_] turn on your interior cabin lights

A

If weather conditions require you to turn on your windshield wipers, you must

[] turn on your emergency blinkers
[X] turn on your low-beam headlights
[] turn on your interior cabin lights

292
Q

On frosty mornings when other drivers’ windows may be icy or fogged, you should

[] turn on your headlights
[] sound your horn
[_] turn on your emergency flashers

A

On frosty mornings when other drivers’ windows may be icy or fogged, you should

[X] turn on your headlights
[] sound your horn
[] turn on your emergency flashers

293
Q

On small country or mountain roads, it is a good idea to turn on your lights even on a sunny day

[] to help other drivers see you
[] to make the road appear wider
[_] to monitor your battery condition

A

On small country or mountain roads, it is a good idea to turn on your lights even on a sunny day

[X] to help other drivers see you
[] to make the road appear wider
[] to monitor your battery condition

294
Q

It is sometimes advisable to turn on or flash your headlights

[] to show off to a friend
[] to get another driver’s attention
[_] too see if your battery is OK

A

It is sometimes advisable to turn on or flash your headlights

[] to show off to a friend
[X] to get another driver’s attention
[] too see if your battery is OK

295
Q

Emergency blinkers or flashers can be used to

[] signal other drivers that you are tired
[] instead of directional signals when you’re uncertain if you will turn left or right
[_] warn drivers behind you of a collision ahead

A

Emergency blinkers or flashers can be used to

[] signal other drivers that you are tired
[] instead of directional signals when you’re uncertain if you will turn left or right
[X] warn drivers behind you of a collision ahead

296
Q

If you must stop on the road for safety or to obey a law, you should

[] start braking early and very lightly as a signal to cars behind you
[] slam on your brakes to stop as fast as possible
[_] swerve violently side-to-side then brake forcefully

A

If you must stop on the road for safety or to obey a law, you should

[X] start braking early and very lightly as a signal to cars behind you
[] slam on your brakes to stop as fast as possible
[] swerve violently side-to-side then brake forcefully

297
Q

If you experience a vehicle trouble and need to stop you should

[] pull off the road away from all traffic
[] stop in the middle of the lane to be seen from afar
[_] stop in the oncoming traffic lane to assure attention and aid

A

If you experience a vehicle trouble and need to stop you should

[X] pull off the road away from all traffic
[] stop in the middle of the lane to be seen from afar
[] stop in the oncoming traffic lane to assure attention and aid

298
Q

If your vehicle breaks down and you’ve stopped off the side of the road, you should

[] turn off all lights and flashers
[] throw a camouflage blanket over your vehicle
[_] turn on your emergency flashers

A

If your vehicle breaks down and you’ve stopped off the side of the road, you should

[] turn off all lights and flashers
[] throw a camouflage blanket over your vehicle
[X] turn on your emergency flashers

299
Q

If your vehicle is broken down, you are stopped off the side of the road, and it is safe to do so, you should

[] take a nap
[] lift the hood of your car and leave it open to signal an emergency
[_] dance around your car to conjure friendly spirits to fix it

A

If your vehicle is broken down, you are stopped off the side of the road, and it is safe to do so, you should

[] take a nap
[X] lift the hood of your car and leave it open to signal an emergency
[] dance around your car to conjure friendly spirits to fix it

300
Q

If your vehicle breaks down on the side of a busy highway, place emergency flares or triangles at least

[] 200-300 feet behind our vehicle
[] 20-30 feet behind our vehicle
[_] directly in back and in front of your vehicle

A

If your vehicle breaks down on the side of a busy highway, place emergency flares or triangles at least

[X] 200-300 feet behind our vehicle
[] 20-30 feet behind our vehicle
[] directly in back and in front of your vehicle

301
Q

It is OK to text while driving

[] never
[] if you are late
[_] in an emergency

A

It is OK to text while driving

[X] never
[] if you are late
[] in an emergency

302
Q

Hands-free devices can be used by drivers over the age of 18, but there use should be limited to

[] emergency calls
[] calls about the stock market
[_] calls to your best friends on their birthdays

A

Hands-free devices can be used by drivers over the age of 18, but there use should be limited to

[X] emergency calls
[] calls about the stock market
[] calls to your best friends on their birthdays

303
Q

If you must make or take a call when driving, you should

[] pull off to the side of the road and stop first
[] look for police so you don’t get a ticket
[_] take a drink of water before placing the call

A

If you must make or take a call when driving, you should

[X] pull off to the side of the road and stop first
[] look for police so you don’t get a ticket
[] take a drink of water before placing the call

304
Q

You are driving in a residential area. There is an oncoming vehicle to your left and a child on a bicycle to your right. You should

[] drive between the vehicle and the child
[] slow down, let the vehicle pass, then move left and allow plenty of room to pass the child
[_] speed up to pass the child before the oncoming vehicle arrives

A

You are driving in a residential area. There is an oncoming vehicle to your left and a child on a bicycle to your right. You should

[] drive between the vehicle and the child
[X] slow down, let the vehicle pass, then move left and allow plenty of room to pass the child
[] speed up to pass the child before the oncoming vehicle arrives

305
Q

You are driving in a residential area. There are vehicles parked on your right and oncoming traffic on your left. You should

[] slow down, let the traffic pass, then drive past the parked vehicles
[] “split the difference” steering a middle course between the oncoming traffic and the parked cars
[_] speed up, sound your horn, and drive as close as possible to the parked cars

A

You are driving in a residential area. There are vehicles parked on your right and oncoming traffic on your left. You should

[] slow down, let the traffic pass, then drive past the parked vehicles
[X] “split the difference” steering a middle course between the oncoming traffic and the parked cars
[] speed up, sound your horn, and drive as close as possible to the parked cars

306
Q

When you are driving and facing multiple dangers at once, you should

[] give the most room to the most dangerous situation
[] ignore the danger, driving requires bold and decisive action
[_] park and wait for things to settle down

A

When you are driving and facing multiple dangers at once, you should

[X] give the most room to the most dangerous situation
[] ignore the danger, driving requires bold and decisive action
[] park and wait for things to settle down

307
Q

Suppose there are oncoming cars on your left and a child on a bicycle on your right. Which situation is “more” dangerous?

[] The oncoming cars because they are bigger, steel, and fast.
[] The child on a bike because the child may make a sudden, abrupt move into your lane

A

Suppose there are oncoming cars on your left and a child on a bicycle on your right. Which situation is “more” dangerous?

[_] The oncoming cars because they are bigger, steel, and fast.
[X] The child on a bike because the child may make a sudden, abrupt move into your lane

308
Q

Sometimes you need to increase the space between you and the vehicle in front of you. Examples of this include:

[] drivers whose view is blocked by buildings, trees, or other cars
[] drivers backing out of driveways
[] drivers who pass you on a curve or when there are oncoming vehicles ahead
[] pedestrians with umbrellas or hats
[] distracted people like delivery drivers, construction workers, etc.
[] confused people like tourists, or ‘yard sale’ searchers
[_] all of the above

A

Sometimes you need to increase the space between you and the vehicle in front of you. Examples of this include:

[] drivers whose view is blocked by buildings, trees, or other cars
[] drivers backing out of driveways
[] drivers who pass you on a curve or when there are oncoming vehicles ahead
[] pedestrians with umbrellas or hats
[] distracted people like delivery drivers, construction workers, etc.
[] confused people like tourists, or ‘yard sale’ searchers
[X] all of the above

309
Q

When you are merging into traffic you should

[] signal, and merge into an open space travelling the same speed as the existing traffic
[] slow to a stop, watch for a very long opening, then accelerate at top speed and swerve into traffic
[_] force your way in, the other drivers will move

A

When you are merging into traffic you should

[X] signal, and merge into an open space travelling the same speed as the existing traffic
[] slow to a stop, watch for a very long opening, then accelerate at top speed and swerve into traffic
[] force your way in, the other drivers will move

310
Q

When you merge into traffic, you should have

[] a fast car
[] at least a 4-second gap so you’ll have 2-seconds front and back between you and other vehicles
[_] a 10-second gap so there is plenty of space

A

When you merge into traffic, you should have

[] a fast car
[X] at least a 4-second gap so you’ll have 2-seconds front and back between you and other vehicles
[] a 10-second gap so there is plenty of space

311
Q

It is a good rule of thumb to leave

[] 10-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle in front of you
[] 5-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle behind you
[_] 3-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle in front of you in your lane

A

It is a good rule of thumb to leave

[] 10-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle in front of you
[] 5-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle behind you
[X] 3-seconds of space between you and the closest vehicle in front of you in your lane

312
Q

If you need to cross several freeway lanes you should

[] signal and cross them one lane at a time
[] wait until all of the lanes are clear, slowing or stopping if necessary
[_] cross as many as you can as fast as you can

A

If you need to cross several freeway lanes you should

[X] signal and cross them one lane at a time
[] wait until all of the lanes are clear, slowing or stopping if necessary
[] cross as many as you can as fast as you can

313
Q

Whenever you cross or enter city or highway traffic from a full stop, you will need a large enough gap to get up to the speed of other vehicles. In a city, you need a gap about

[] 2-blocks long
[] 1-block long
[_] half a block long

A

Whenever you cross or enter city or highway traffic from a full stop, you will need a large enough gap to get up to the speed of other vehicles. In a city, you need a gap about

[] 2-blocks long
[] 1-block long
[X] half a block long

314
Q

Whenever you cross or enter city or highway traffic from a full stop, you will need a large enough gap to get up to the speed of other vehicles. On a highway, you need a gap about

[] a full block long
[] two full blocks long
[_] three full blocks long

A

Whenever you cross or enter city or highway traffic from a full stop, you will need a large enough gap to get up to the speed of other vehicles. On a highway, you need a gap about

[X] a full block long
[] two full blocks long
[] three full blocks long

315
Q

If you are crossing lanes or turning, you should

[] do so as fast as possible
[] make sure there are no vehicle or people blocking your path or your sides so you’re not caught in an intersection with cars coming at you
[_] use your emergency flashers

A

If you are crossing lanes or turning, you should

[] do so as fast as possible
[X] make sure there are no vehicle or people blocking your path or your sides so you’re not caught in an intersection with cars coming at you
[] use your emergency flashers

316
Q

If you are at an intersection and have a green light, you should

[] start across the intersection if there are cars blocking your way to establish your right-of-way
[] wait until traffic clears before entering and crossing the intersection
[_] sound your horn repeatedly until the blocking vehicles move

A

If you are at an intersection and have a green light, you should

[] start across the intersection if there are cars blocking your way to establish your right-of-way
[X] wait until traffic clears before entering and crossing the intersection
[] sound your horn repeatedly until the blocking vehicles move

317
Q

When a vehicle approaching you has right turn signal on and you are turning left, you should

[] wait until the approaching vehicle actually starts their turn before starting your turn
[] start your turn immediately since they have signaled they will be turning right
[_] wait until the approaching vehicle completes their turn before you start turning

A

When a vehicle approaching you has right turn signal on and you are turning left, you should

[X] wait until the approaching vehicle actually starts their turn before starting your turn
[] start your turn immediately since they have signaled they will be turning right
[] wait until the approaching vehicle completes their turn before you start turning

318
Q

Motorcycles in particular may have turn signals flashing when they do not intend to turn because

[] motorcyclists are known to be rude
[] motorcyclists are high-risk drivers
[_] signal lights on motorcycles do not turn off automatically

A

Motorcycles in particular may have turn signals flashing when they do not intend to turn because

[] motorcyclists are known to be rude
[] motorcyclists are high-risk drivers
[X] signal lights on motorcycles do not turn off automatically

319
Q

When you plan to exit a freeway you should

[] know the name and number of the exit you want as well as the one before it
[] watch the exit signs so you can quickly cross the freeway to get off
[_] turn on your emergency flashers so other drivers know you will be doing something, sometime

A

When you plan to exit a freeway you should

[X] know the name and number of the exit you want as well as the one before it
[] watch the exit signs so you can quickly cross the freeway to get off
[] turn on your emergency flashers so other drivers know you will be doing something, sometime

320
Q

When exiting a freeway, you should

[] cross all of the lanes as fast as possible
[] slow to a stop if necessary to cross the lanes so you don’t miss your exit
[_] signal, glance over your shoulder, and change lanes one at a time until you are in the proper lane to exit

A

When exiting a freeway, you should

[] cross all of the lanes as fast as possible
[] slow to a stop if necessary to cross the lanes so you don’t miss your exit
[X] signal, glance over your shoulder, and change lanes one at a time until you are in the proper lane to exit

321
Q

When exiting a freeway, you should

[] signal your intention to exit about 5 seconds before reaching your exit
[] not signal to keep other drivers from trying to block you
[_] signal only after you have started to exit

A

When exiting a freeway, you should

[X] signal your intention to exit about 5 seconds before reaching your exit
[] not signal to keep other drivers from trying to block you
[] signal only after you have started to exit

322
Q

When exiting a freeway, you should

[] speed up so other drivers do not try to swerve in front of you
[] maintain the proper speed for the traffic lane you are in
[_] slow down at least 10-mph

A

When exiting a freeway, you should

[] speed up so other drivers do not try to swerve in front of you
[X] maintain the proper speed for the traffic lane you are in
[] slow down at least 10-mph

323
Q

Passing on a two-way road is

[] as safe as passing on a divided highway
[] against the law
[_] legal, but far more dangerous than passing on a divided highway

A

Passing on a two-way road is

[] as safe as passing on a divided highway
[] against the law
[X] legal, but far more dangerous than passing on a divided highway

324
Q

When passing a bicyclist, you must

[] allow at least 3-feet of space between you and the cyclist
[] sound your horn so the bicyclist knows you are there
[_] turn on your emergency flashers

A

When passing a bicyclist, you must

[X] allow at least 3-feet of space between you and the cyclist
[] sound your horn so the bicyclist knows you are there
[] turn on your emergency flashers

325
Q

When passing a bicyclist, you should

[] squeeze them off the road where they belong
[] never squeeze them off the road
[_] block them at every opportunity

A

When passing a bicyclist, you should

[] squeeze them off the road where they belong
[X] never squeeze them off the road
[] block them at every opportunity

326
Q

At highway speeds of 50-55 mph, you need

[] a 10-12 second gap in oncoming traffic to pass safely
[] a 5-second gap in oncoming traffic to pass
[_] a 3-mile gap in oncoming traffic to pass

A

At highway speeds of 50-55 mph, you need

[X] a 10-12 second gap in oncoming traffic to pass safely
[] a 5-second gap in oncoming traffic to pass
[] a 3-mile gap in oncoming traffic to pass

327
Q

At 55 mph, you will travel over

[] 800-feet in 10-12 seconds
[] bumps and potholes
[_] dead animals

A

At 55 mph, you will travel over

[X] 800-feet in 10-12 seconds
[] bumps and potholes
[] dead animals

328
Q

If oncoming traffic is travelling at 55 mph and you are travelling at 55 mph, you will need

[] 1,600 feet (about 1/3 of a mile) to pass safely
[] 9,000 feet (just under 3-miles) to pass safely
[_] 800 feet to pass safely

A

If oncoming traffic is travelling at 55 mph and you are travelling at 55 mph, you will need

[X] 1,600 feet (about 1/3 of a mile) to pass safely
[] 9,000 feet (just under 3-miles) to pass safely
[] 800 feet to pass safely

329
Q

You must judge whether or not you have enough room to pass whenever you approach

[_] an oncoming vehicle
[_] a hill or curve
[_] an intersection
[_] a road obstruction
[_] all of the above
A

You must judge whether or not you have enough room to pass whenever you approach

[_] an oncoming vehicle
[_] a hill or curve
[_] an intersection
[_] a road obstruction
[X] all of the above
330
Q

You should not pass

[] on any Sunday
[] approaching a hill or curve when you cannot see approaching traffic
[_] unless you have a very fast car

A

You should not pass

[] on any Sunday
[X] approaching a hill or curve when you cannot see approaching traffic
[] unless you have a very fast car

331
Q

You should not pass on a two-way roadway

[] within 100 feet of an intersection
[] ever
[_] when school is out

A

You should not pass on a two-way roadway

[X] within 100 feet of an intersection
[] ever
[] when school is out

332
Q

When you pass, you must be certain

[] you have enough room to pull back into your lane without cutting off the vehicle you just passed
[] you are going really fast
[_] you can slam on your brakes when you pull back into your lane

A

When you pass, you must be certain

[X] you have enough room to pull back into your lane without cutting off the vehicle you just passed
[] you are going really fast
[] you can slam on your brakes when you pull back into your lane

333
Q

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things take longer to stop

[] True
[] False

A

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things take longer to stop

[X] True
[_] False

334
Q

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things have larger blind spots than passenger cars

[] True
[] False

A

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things have larger blind spots than passenger cars

[X] True
[_] False

335
Q

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things are not as maneuverable as passenger cars

[] True
[] False

A

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things are not as maneuverable as passenger cars

[X] True
[_] False

336
Q

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things need a lot more room to turn than passenger cars

[] True
[] False

A

Large trucks, RVs, busses, and vehicles towing things need a lot more room to turn than passenger cars

[X] True
[_] False

337
Q

Cutting off a truck when turning or trying to reach an exit

[] is dangerous and can result in injury or death
[] is OK if you’re late getting to work
[_] is OK if you’re late for church

A

Cutting off a truck when turning or trying to reach an exit

[X] is dangerous and can result in injury or death
[] is OK if you’re late getting to work
[] is OK if you’re late for church

338
Q

Trying to beat a truck through a single-lane construction zone

[] makes sense, otherwise it will take forever to get through the zone
[] is dangerous and removes the truck driver’s cushion of safety
[_] is OK if you’re in a hurry

A

Trying to beat a truck through a single-lane construction zone

[] makes sense, otherwise it will take forever to get through the zone
[X] is dangerous and removes the truck driver’s cushion of safety
[] is OK if you’re in a hurry

339
Q

If you’re trying to reach an exit and a truck is in the way nearby, you should

[] speed up and swerve in front of the truck, cutting it off
[] speed up and drive straight across the lane the truck is in, cutting it off
[_] slow down and exit behind the truck

A

If you’re trying to reach an exit and a truck is in the way nearby, you should

[] speed up and swerve in front of the truck, cutting it off
[] speed up and drive straight across the lane the truck is in, cutting it off
[X] slow down and exit behind the truck

340
Q

If you linger next to a truck on either side, but especially on the right,

[] you risk being hit if the trucker has to take evasive action
[] being lost in the trucker’s blind spot and being hit in a normal lane change
[_] both of the above

A

If you linger next to a truck on either side, but especially on the right,

[] you risk being hit if the trucker has to take evasive action
[] being lost in the trucker’s blind spot and being hit in a normal lane change
[X] both of the above

341
Q

Trucks have very large and long blinds spots both ahead and behind them

[] True
[] False

A

Trucks have very large and long blinds spots both ahead and behind them

[X] True
[_] False

342
Q

Tailgating a truck is

[] OK if you are trying to save gas by “drafting”
[] OK if you are about to exit
[_] dangerous and illegal because you take away your own cushion of safety

A

Tailgating a truck is

[] OK if you are trying to save gas by “drafting”
[] OK if you are about to exit
[X] dangerous and illegal because you take away your own cushion of safety

343
Q

When crossing a roadway or travelling on a two-lane road, you must be extra mindful of trucks because

[] they will appear to be going slower than they are due to their size
[] they tend to be distracted drivers
[_] they are often aggressive

A

When crossing a roadway or travelling on a two-lane road, you must be extra mindful of trucks because

[X] they will appear to be going slower than they are due to their size
[] they tend to be distracted drivers
[] they are often aggressive

344
Q

Collisions between passenger vehicles and truck at intersection often happen because the driver of the passenger vehicle

[] misjudged the distance and speed of the truck
[] was attacked by the truck driver
[_] was distracted

A

Collisions between passenger vehicles and truck at intersection often happen because the driver of the passenger vehicle

[X] misjudged the distance and speed of the truck
[] was attacked by the truck driver
[] was distracted

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