Test Flashcards

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You are required to have a South Dakota drivers license if you live in South Dakota for how long

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90 days

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To get a new or renew a South Dakota drivers license it will cost you how much money

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$20

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List and explain in detail the three progressive license available in South Dakota

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Instructive- 14 years old, hope for 90 to 180 days and a licensed driver has to be with you.

Restricted- already gotten instructive, passed both test, and not convicted of anything. Only can drive 6 AM to 10 PM.

Operators- must be 16 in under 18 passed all tests and not convected of any traffic violations.

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How long is a South Dakota driver license valid for? At what date does it actually exspire?

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Five years and it expires on your birthday or 30 days after.

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Defined the two terms revoke and suspension. What are the differences? Similarities?

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Revoke- loss of a drivers license and/or privilege to drive or apply for license.

Suspension- lots of drivers license and privilege to drive or apply for license.

Revocation all tests are required.

Suspension no test required.

Revoke is worse then suspension.

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Explain what vehicle registration is. Where does it need to be at all times?

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All cars need to have it. Must be carried in vehicle. Registration renewal are determined based on first letter of your last name.

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Signs are categorize into what three categories? Explain each.

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Traffic signs- tells you traffic rule, hazard, where you are, know to get where you’re going.

Regulatory signs- they give information about rules or traffic direction, lane use, turning, speed, parking, and other situations.

Destination sign – they show the place and how much miles you have told their.

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Signs have eight shapes and colors. Explain each shape and the identified color for each.

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Warning – yellow with black, diamond shape, and indicates type of roadway.

Work area – orange with black, diamond shape, and it indicates reduce speed, detours, slow-moving construction equipment, import or suddenly changing road surface.

Regulatory- mostly white, red, or black. Rectangular or square shape. Gives you information about rules for traffic direction, when you, turning, speed, parking and other special situations.

Speed limit – white with black and it is a rectangular shape. This tells you the speed you are supposed to be going.

Service – blue with white and this is a rectangle or shape. This tells you the location of various services such as Western Hills, gas stations, campgrounds, or hospitals.

Destination – green or brown with white lettering and this is a square or rectangle or shaped. That shows directions and it says to various locations throughout the city.

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9
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What are the speed limits for the following:

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Interstate maximum: 80 mph
Interstate minimum: 40 mph 
Interstate around a city: 65 mph
Downtown: 20 mph
Through Street in town: 30 mph
Cool zone when children are present: 15 mph
State Highway: 65 mph
County Highway: 55 mph
Gravel Road: 55 mph
Residential: 25 mph
Construction zone: whatever is posted
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10
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When does a vehicle need a slow moving sign on it?

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When dealing with a slow vehicles or big moving equipment less than 25 mph.

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Explain in detail the concept of a right of way List some examples of common right of ways.

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yield to pedestrians, police, fire engines, and ambulances. Red or blue flashing lights. Pull over to right edge of road follow any instructions given. If any intersection, drive through intersection before you pull over.

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What is the procedure of leaving at a “four-way stop.”

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Whoever is there first gets to go or the person to the right.

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Explain a-
flashing red light
Flashing yellow light
Red arrow
Green arrow
A dashed white line
A solid white line between lanes
Solid yellow line on your side
Dashed yellow one is on your side
Two yellow solid lines between lanes
A

Flashing red light- Stop

Flashing yellow light- Take precaution (yield)

Red Arrow- No turn

Green Arrow- Drive in direction

A dashed white line- multiple lanes

A solid white line between lanes – no pass stay in Lane.

A solid yellow line on your side – no pass

I dashed yellow line is on your side – able to pass

Two solid yellow lines between lanes – neither can pass

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Explain the meaning of a “Red flashing light” as it relates to a school bus?

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Drivers shall stop 15 feet away and can go when red light stop flashing

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15
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Parking on hill which way should your wheels be turned:

If you parked facing uphill where there is a curb:
If you park facing downhill where there is a curb:
If you park uphill without a curb:

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If you park facing uphill where there is a curb: turn left

If you park facing down a hill where there is a curb: turn right

Are you parking facing up a hill where there is no curb: turn right

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16
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At what time should you use your headlights? When should you use your Park light? Are park light permissible when the automobile is in motion?

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Before sunrise and after sunset

When parked

No – you have to turn them off

17
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Explain the procedure of entering the interstate or expressway. Do you need to yield?

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Speed up or reduced come in yield for others

18
Q

You should dim lights at least how many feet before meeting a oncoming vehicle?

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500 feet or 4–5 seconds

19
Q

When should a person use their horn?

A

People don’t see you or when you can defend a accident

20
Q

Explain the site distance rule

A

Pick out a object as far as you can see and count to four to see if you are at four seconds if not you may need to reduce or adjust speed

21
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How many second gap does a person need whenever you change lanes, enter a roadway or when your lane merges with another traveling?

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Hundred feet or four seconds

22
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Explain what a person should do if their brakes fail?

A

Pump breaks

23
Q

Explain what a person should do if they are skidding?

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Turn the wheel of the way you are skidding and stay off of breaks

24
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If you should have a accident, what is the first procedure that a motorist should do?

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Pull over to side of road write down all information call police gather witnesses