Maddie Quinlan Ch. 1-3 Flashcards

1
Q

One reason why a driver might fail besides poor driving performance.

A

The car doesn’t work, improper sticker, or brake inaccessible to the examiner.

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How old must a person be to start the Early Bird road?

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They must be 16 years old.

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3
Q

What are the requirements for a basic driver license?

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6 points of verification, vision test, and a knowledge test.

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4
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Is the driver responsible for a passenger in the front seat who is over 18 and does not wear a seat belt?

A

No the driver is responsible for everyone except for those who are over 18, they are responsible for themselves.

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5
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Can a person be fined if they have snow on their car that didn’t dislodge from the car and cause damage?

A

Yes, a person can be fined regardless of whether the ice dislodged or not. Can be fined up to $75.

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What steps are taken before starting a parked car?

A
  1. ) Check surrounding area
  2. ) Make sure nothing blocks vision and make sure all mirrors are visible to you
  3. ) Ensure that seat is set so you can reach all controls
  4. ) Make sure seat belts are fastened and comfortable
  5. )The vehicle should be in park or neutral with the parking break set
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Are roadway conditions a factor in your stopping distance?

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Yes, as well as reaction time, weather and visibility conditions, vehicle weight, brake conditions, tire conditions, and speed.

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What’s the speed limit on a non-posted rural roadway?

A

50 mph

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9
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When is passing allowed?

A

When the one center line closest to the vehicle is broken.

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10
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When is an intersection uncontrolled?

A

When two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or regulatory device.

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What’s the difference between acceleration lanes and deceleration lanes?

A

Acceleration lanes are lanes used to enter highways and deceleration lanes are extra lanes used to exit highways.

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What is a weave lane?

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The weave lane is both an exit and an entrance for an expressway.

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13
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What actions should be taken when approaching a disabled vehicle?

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A driver should slow down his/her vehicle and distance their vehicle from the disabled vehicle.

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14
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While driving through a curve a driver should what?

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A driver should reduce speed and turn wheel as needed.

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15
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At what distance should the turn signal be activated?

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At least 100 feet before any turn.

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16
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If instructed to stop the driver should stop how far from a railroad crossing?

A

The vehicle should be stopped at least 15 feet from a railroad crossing.

17
Q

What speed should a motorist slow to on a duel lane highway if a school bus stops on the other side of the raised median or safety island.

A

The driver should slow to 10 mph if on the other side of a raised median or safety island.

18
Q

If a school bus is stopped in front of a school, at what speed should the driver pass on from either direction?

A

A driver should pass the school bus at no more than 10 mph from either direction.

19
Q

After a signaling emergency vehicle has passed, what distance should be between your car the emergency vehicle?

A

A motorist should keep at least 300 feet behind the emergency vehicle.

20
Q

When is the only time a vehicle is allowed to park or stop at places like a crosswalk, near properly marked street construction, on a sidewalk, within 10 feet of a fire hydrant, on an interstate highway, etc…?

A

A motorist is only allowed to park or stop at any of those places when directed go do so by an officer or to avoid accident.