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1
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What time can you not operate a motor vehicle?

A

Between 12:30am and 5:00am

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If you violate the passenger restriction, how many days are you subjected to for a license suspension for the first offense?

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60 days

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If you violate the passenger restriction, how many days are you subjected to for a license suspension for the second offense?

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180 days

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If you violate the passenger restriction, how many days are you subjected to for a license suspension for the third+ offense?

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One year

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If you violate the passenger restriction two or more times, what will you also be required to complete?

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Driving Attitudinal Retraining Course

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How long will you be suspended for if you have committed certain driving offenses and alcohol or drugs were involved (not between 18-21 years old)

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One year

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7
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How long will you be suspended for if you have committed certain driving offenses and alcohol or drugs were involved (between 18-21 years old)

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180 days

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8
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When are you eligible for a full driver’s license if you have a suspension while operating with a Junior Operator’s License (JOL)?

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After you complete the suspension period imposed while operating with a JOL and once you turn 18 years old.

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9
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How long is the suspension for a first drag racing offense?

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One year

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10
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How long is the suspension for your second or more drag racing offense?

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Three years

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11
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How long is the suspension for a first speeding offense?

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90 days

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12
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How long is the suspension for your second or more speeding offense?

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One year

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13
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What is the only exception for a driver under 18 to use any mobile electronic device while operating a motor vehicle

A

Reporting an emergency

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14
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How many headlights should a vehicle have?

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Two

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15
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What color are headlights?

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White

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16
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Where are headlights located?

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The front

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17
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How many lights should a vehicle have in the back?

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Two

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18
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What color are back lights and stop lights?

A

Red

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19
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How many red stop lights should a car have?

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Three

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20
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What color is the light above the license plate?

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White

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21
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How many feet can a light shine above the roadway and away from your vehicle?

A

2 feet and 30 feet

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22
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What percent can you tint your side and rear windows?

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35%

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23
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What percent can you tint your windshield?

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You cannot

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24
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How much is the fine for not wearing a seatbelt?

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$25

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25
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Seatbelts lower the chance of death or serious injury by what percent?

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50%

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26
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Most motor vehicle crashes happen less than how many miles from home?

A

25

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27
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Eight out of ten crashes happen at speeds of what?

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40mph or less

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28
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The penalty for the first offense of using a hand-held mobile electronic device while driving.

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$100 Fine

29
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The penalty for the second offense of using a hand-held mobile electronic device while driving.

A

$250 Fine + mandatory completion of a distracted driving educational program

30
Q

The penalty for the third and subsequent offenses of using a hand-held mobile electronic device while driving.

A

$500 + insurance surcharge and mandatory completion of a distracted driving course

31
Q

Where should you always keep good vision?

A

In front and around your vehicle

32
Q

What should you do for the unexpected?

A

Stay alert and prepared

33
Q

Where should you always keep your eyes?

A

On the road

34
Q

What should you maintain around a vehicle?

A

Space

35
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Why should you maintain space around a vehicle?

A

In case you need to suddenly change lanes to avoid a crash.

36
Q

Other than in front of you, who should you be aware of?

A

Who’s beside and behind you

37
Q

Should you expect mistakes from other drivers?

A

Yes

38
Q

What should you watch for in vehicles in front of you?

A

Back-up lights

39
Q

What should you remember about crosswalks and traffic signals?

A

Pay close attention to crosswalks. Don’t rely on traffic signals, as other drivers, bicyclists, and pedestrians may ignore them

40
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Why is it important to be cautious in crosswalks and parking lots?

A

Pedestrians, bicyclists, and other drivers may not hear you.

41
Q

What should you remember about individuals of driving age regarding hearing?”

A

One out of every five individuals of driving age is Deaf or Hard of Hearing.

42
Q

How many inches of tread depth should tires have?

A

2/32

43
Q

Your plate number must be visible how many feet at night?

A

60 feet

44
Q

Where are regulation stickers placed?

A

Upper Right Corner

45
Q

What second rule should you use to keep a safe distance from the vehicle in front of you?

A

Three second rule

46
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What second rule should you use to keep a safe distance from the motorcycle in front of you?

A

Four second rule

47
Q

What is the fine for tailgating

A

As high as $100

48
Q

What should you do if someone is tailgating you?

A

Move to another lane or pull to the side of the road to let the tailgater pass

49
Q

How much time does it take to react to a situation and step on the brake pedal?

A

Three-quarters of a second

50
Q

What is the term ‘riding your pedal’

A

Letting your foot rest on the break pedal (don’t do it)

51
Q

What should you do never do if you have antilock brakes?

A

Pump the brakes

52
Q

What time should you use your headlights and taillights?

A

One half hour after sunset until one half hour before sunrise

53
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What feet should you use your headlights in bad weather conditions

A

If you cannot clearly see the people or vehicles 500 feet ahead

54
Q

Where should you put your rear view mirror at night?

A

The ‘night’ position

55
Q

What does putting your rear view mirror in the ‘night’ position do?

A

Reduces the glare from headlights behind you. Keep inside lights off

56
Q

Where should you look if there’s a headlight in front of you

A

lower right side of your lane

57
Q

What does it mean if another driver flashes headlights at you?

A

Your headlights may be off or your high beams may be on

58
Q

How far to high beam highlights let you see?

A

350 feet

59
Q

How far do low beam headlights let you see?

A

100 feet

60
Q

When should you use high beams?

A

In dark areas where you cannot see the road surface ahead

61
Q

When should you lower your high beam headlights to low beam headlights?

A

When you are within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle or within 200 feet of a vehicle traveling ahead of you

62
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What should you do if a driver is coming toward you with high beams?

A

Flick your headlights to remind the driver to change to low beams

63
Q

What should you do if a driver doesn’t respond to your headlight flickering?

A

Stay to the right and do not turn on your high beams

64
Q

When do drowsy driving crashes most occur?

A

Between midnight and 6am, or in the late afternoon

65
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What do drowsy driving crashes most often involve?

A

A single driver (and no passengers) running off the road at a high rate of speed

66
Q

What lights must you use if you use your windshield wipers?

A

Headlights and taillights. Daytime running lights aren’t sufficient

67
Q

What should you do if you are hydroplaning?

A

Slowly step off the gas pedal. Never hit the brakes or turn suddenly, you may lose control and skid.

68
Q

What direction should you turn if you start to skid?

A

In the direction of the skid

69
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When you pass a vulnerable road user, how much space should you leave a safe passing?

A

four feet

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