A) Adjust mirrors and seat B) Start the engine immediately C) Turn on the radio D) Check your phone
A) Bike lane B) No passing allowed C) Passing is allowed D) Merging lane
A) 1-second rule B) 5-second rule C) 3-second rule D) Immediately behind the car in front
A) Brake hard B) Ease off the gas and steer straight C) Accelerate to regain control D) Turn sharply
A) Yield, no need to stop B) Stop and proceed when safe C) Speed up D) Proceed without stopping
A) Turn off all lights B) Use low beams C) Drive faster D) Use high beams
A) 0.02% B) 0.08% C) 0.05% D) 0.10%
A) Grip the steering wheel firmly and steer straight B) Slam on the brakes C) Turn sharply away from the blowout D) Accelerate to maintain speed
A) Prepare to stop B) Speed up to beat the light C) Proceed with caution D) Stop immediately
A) Only on the highway B) Only at night C) Only when other cars are nearby D) Before every turn or lane change
A) Driving aggressively to avoid collisions B) Driving only during daylight hours C) Ignoring traffic laws D) Anticipating potential hazards and reacting safely
A) Check for injuries B) Move the vehicles to the side of the road immediately C) Leave the scene D) Admit fault
A) Only if the pedestrian is elderly B) Only at intersections with stop signs C) Always, whether in a crosswalk or not D) Only in marked crosswalks
A) Driving very slowly B) Aggressive or angry behavior by a driver C) A type of traffic jam D) Calm and patient driving
A) Improved awareness of surroundings B) Faster reaction times C) Increased risk of accidents D) Decreased fuel consumption
A) Dark colored asphalt B) Snow mixed with dirt C) A thin, virtually transparent layer of ice D) Heavy rain
A) To avoid collisions when changing lanes B) To check the color of the cars around you C) To adjust your mirrors D) Because it's required by law
A) Flash your lights B) Speed up to get away from them C) Slow down to encourage them to pass D) Brake suddenly
A) When driving on a highway B) When you're in a parking lot C) When it's raining D) When approaching oncoming traffic
A) You cannot change lanes B) You can change lanes when safe C) Shoulder of the road D) Merging lane
A) To improve fuel economy B) To automatically park the car C) To prevent the wheels from locking up during braking D) To make the car go faster
A) Steer in the direction of the skid B) Steer sharply in the opposite direction C) Slam on the brakes D) Close your eyes and hope for the best
A) Speed up and merge B) Stop immediately C) Give the right-of-way to other vehicles or pedestrians D) Proceed without looking
A) 9 and 3 or 8 and 4 B) 6 o'clock C) 10 and 2 D) Any position is acceptable
A) All of the above B) During bad weather conditions C) When driving at high speeds D) When driving behind a motorcycle
A) Varies by state, usually 17 or 18 B) 21 C) 15 D) 16
A) Agreement to be tested for alcohol or drugs if arrested for DUI B) Agreement to always drive the speed limit C) Agreement to pay higher insurance rates D) Agreement to have your car searched at any time
A) To provide traction in icy conditions B) To alert drivers who are drifting off the road C) To slow down traffic D) To mark the edge of the road
A) Turn quickly before oncoming traffic arrives B) Assume oncoming traffic will stop C) Close your eyes and accelerate D) Wait for a green arrow
A) Quickly cross all lanes to reach the exit B) Make a U-turn across the median C) Stop on the shoulder and back up D) Continue to the next exit |