Shreya K. Chapters 1 - 4

Question 1

What are the requirements for 6 point ID verification?

Answer 1

At least one primary document
At least one secondary document
Total documents worth 6 points at least
Proof of address
Social security number

Question 2

Why are road test vehicles rejected?

Answer 2

• Improper, expired or no inspection sticker.
• Lack of examiner access to foot brake or parking brake.
• Any defect or condition that affects the safe operation of the test vehicle.

Question 3

What are the basics of the seat-belt law?

Answer 3

Under state law, the driver and all passengers of a passenger vehicle (e.g. car, van, pickup truck and SUV) must wear a seatbelt. The failure of a driver, front-seat passenger and children under age 18 to wear a seatbelt is a primary offense. The driver is responsible for all passengers under age 18. Front-seat passengers 18 years of age and over are responsible for themselves.

Question 4

Why is the seat-belt law important?

Answer 4

If you do not wear a seat-belt, you have a 75% chance of dying in an accident. You can also harm other passengers in the car.

Question 5

What are the car safety laws for children based on?

Answer 5

Their height and weight.

Question 6

What is your grip on the steering wheel?

Answer 6

9 and 3. Hand over hand steering for reverse and turns.

Question 7

What are the hand signals for driving?

Answer 7

Arm out, forearm down, palm back - stop.
Arm out, forearm up, palm front - right turn.
Hand straight out - left turn.

Question 8

How does turning the steering wheel affect reversing?

Answer 8

If you turn it to the right, the car will move back to the left. If you turn it to the left, the car will move back to the right.

Question 9

Where are your blind spots?

Answer 9

Between your front view and your side mirror view.

Question 10

When you park uphill or downhill, which way should you leave the wheels?

Answer 10

Uphill – right

Downhill – left

Question 11

Speed Limits

Answer 11

25 mph 
School zones, business and residential districts 
35 mph 
Suburban business and residential districts 
50 mph 
Non-posted rural roadways 
55 mph 
Certain state highways and interstates 
65 mph 
Certain interstate highways

Question 12

When can you pass?

Answer 12

When both or one of the middle lines are broken

Question 13

Who must you yield to?

Answer 13

Emergency vehicles
People with mobility assistance devices
Trains/buses

Question 14

What is an intersection?

Answer 14

A place where two roads cross

Question 15

At an uncontrolled intersection, which way must you yield?

Answer 15

Right

Question 16

How do you enter and exit highways?

Answer 16

Acceleration lane

Deceleration lane

Question 17

What do you do if you see a disabled vehicle?

Answer 17

Slow down and stay away

Question 18

When can you turn right on red?

Answer 18

Once you come to a complete stop

Question 19

When you turn right …

Answer 19

Stay near the curb

Question 20

When you turn left …

Answer 20

Don’t cut corners

Yield

Question 21

When must you stop?

Answer 21

Red light/stop light intersection 
For school buses 
Railroad crossing 
For blind pedestrians 
When a traffic officer says so

Question 22

What must you do when you see an emergency vehicle?

Answer 22

Pull over right, stop, and wait for them to go ahead

Question 23

How far behind an emergency vehicle must you stay?

Answer 23

300 feet

Question 24

How far away from a fire hydrant must you park?

Answer 24

10 feet

Question 25

A stop sign?

Answer 25

50 feet

Question 26

A crosswalk?

Answer 26

20 feet

Question 27

When can you turn on high beam?

Answer 27

On a rural road with no motorist in sight

Question 28

When do you need headlights?

Answer 28

1/2 hr before sunset

1/2 hr after sunrise