Driving Test Quiz

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You are driving on an expressway with three lanes on your side of the median. Which lane is the safest lane to drive in the majority of the time?

The right lane because it is the slow lane.

The left lane because you can easily pass all the drivers that are driving the speed limit in other lanes.

The middle lane.

The right lane allows you to slow for mergers.

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The best way to allow an escape path in case of an emergency is:

Maintain space and visibility in front.

Maintain space and visibility on each side.

Maintain space and distance from cars behind you.

All of the above.

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You are parking on a downhill grade with no curb. You should:

Center your wheels.

Turn your wheels left.

Turn your steering wheel right.

Turn your steering wheel right, but your tires will be pointed left.

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You are waiting to turn left on a four-lane highway, and you are the only car in the intersection. The green light facing your lane suddenly turns yellow. You should:

Immediately turn before the light turns red.

Wait until the light turns red and then turn because you know all cars will be stopped by that time.

Verify that oncoming traffic is braking by watching the dip of the front of the cars as driver's brake. Once you have satisfactorily verified that all oncoming cars either have braked or are braking, you may complete your turn.

Stay out in the intersection until you get another green light.

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You wish to turn left at a four lane intersection, and you have a green light. You should:

Turn because you have the right of way.

Turn only after the light turns yellow.

Only turn left at an intersection when you have a green arrow.

Turn when oncoming traffic clears and you clearly have enough time to complete your turn without impeding the progress of oncoming traffic.

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What is the best way to prevent fatigue when driving?

Change drivers from time to time.

Get plenty of rest and avoid driving before sunrise or after midnight.

Stop for rest and stretch your legs every two to three hours.

All of the above.

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Every time your car is in the shop for a tune-up, it's a good idea to check:

The exhaust system.

The cooling system.

The brake system.

All of the above.

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Communication with other drivers is recommended by each of the following except:

By maintaining eye contact at four-way stops.

By signaling your intentions before every turn.

By tapping your horn when another driver is about to invade your space.

By calling another driver on your cell phone.

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Your car is equipped with ABS brakes, and you must brake to an emergency stop on wet pavement. You should:

Pump the brakes until you feel the ABS kick in.

Brake with your emergency brake.

Brake until you feel the ABS kick in and then release the brake until you coast to a stop.

Keep your foot on the brake very firmly until you feel the ABS pulsing sensation. You may also steer the car away from danger while braking hard.

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The sign below means you should:

Detour immediately.

Slow and watch for workers and machinery.

The sign is for construction workers only.

Maintain your speed.

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If you arrive first at a four-way stop, when should you proceed?

You can go right away.

You must wait for another car to come.

You must make a complete stop first, and then proceed when you have verified that another driver is not running through one of the other three stop signs.

If no one is there, you don't have to stop.

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Which of the following is the best definition of the point of no return when approaching an intersection with a stale green light?

Stop as soon as you see the light turn yellow regardless of where you are.

Speed up to make it through the intersection as soon as the light turns yellow.

Brake to a stop on yellow even if the end result is that you skid into the intersection.

The point of no return is dependent on speed and distance. If you have passed the PNR, you drive through the intersection when the light turns yellow.

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To improve visibility while backing:

Look at your mirrors as you are backing.

Clear the area behind you first by checking over each shoulder. Turn your body so that your right hand is behind the passenger seat. Look directly behind the vehicle as you continue to back.

Open the driver's side door and check for a clear path.

Adjust seat position further from the steering wheel.

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You have a green light at an intersection where you wish to turn left. However, the driver of the car directly in front of you also wishes to turn left and is waiting for clearance in the middle of the intersection before turning. You should:

Wait behind the white crosswalk line until the driver has turned left from the intersection. If the light is still green, you may enter the intersection and wait for the next clearance to turn.

Pull up directly behind the car in front of you. When the driver turns left, you may also turn left.

Stay behind the crosswalk line until you see a light with a green arrow.

Wait for a yellow light. As soon as you see the yellow light, immediately turn left because you know that all oncoming traffic will stop.

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When approaching an intersection at fifty miles per hour, the light turns yellow. If you have passed the point of no return, where should your car be in relation to the intersection when the light turns from yellow to red?

Just entering the intersection.

In the middle of the intersection if you skidded past the crosswalk.

You should stop immediately regardless of how far you are from the intersection.

If you have judged your speed and distance correctly, you should be through the intersection when the light changes from yellow to red.

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The sign below means:

Always stop in the feeder lane.

Expect other traffic to yield to you.

Always yield to a stop when you see this sign.

Always yield to other traffic, but keep moving if there is no traffic.

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You intend to turn at the next intersection. What is the minimum distance from the intersection where you should turn on your signal?

Signal just before entering the intersection.

Signal at least one hundred feet before the intersection.

Signal as you enter the intersection.

Your signal depends on the point of no return.

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When passing another car on a two-lane highway, how can you decide when it is safe for you to return to the right lane?

When your front door reaches the front bumper of the other car.

When the road ahead is clear.

When you can see the entire front end of car you are passing in your rearview mirror.

After applying your right turn signal.

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At a four-way stop, four cars arrive, one after the other. What is the sequence for each car to proceed?

4, 3, 2, 1.

Depends on which car is on the right.

1, 2, 3, 4

Wait for each driver to motion with their hands which car should proceed next.

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Right-of-way laws are important because:

They help prevent collisions.

They provide for an orderly flow of traffic.

They help eliminate the guesswork of who should go next.

All of the above.

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The sign below means:

Vehicles must not exceed the shown speed limit when the yellow light flashes.

The speed limit should only be observed when children are seen.

Only school buses must observe this sign.

Always drive twenty miles per hour.

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Which is the correct lane change procedure?

Check mirrors, signal, and go.

Signal, check your mirrors, check over shoulder, and go if clear.

Check over your shoulder, glance in mirror, signal, and then go.

Check mirrors, signal, and then glance over your shoulder.

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When a school bus has stopped with its red lights flashing, you must:

Stop if you are directly behind the bus.

Stop if you are about to pass the bus.

Stop if you meet the bus while it is loading at an intersection.

All of the above.

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Check blind spots to the side or rear of your vehicle by: A. Using the rearview mirror.

Using the rearview mirror.

Using side mirrors.

Using rearview and side mirrors.

Looking over your shoulder.

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Your car does not have ABS brakes, and your car is beginning to skid as you brake. You should:

Turn your wheels in the direction the rear of the car is skidding. Release pressure on the brake slightly until your steering correction straightens the car. Reapply brakes as firmly as possible without introducing another skid.

Keep the brake pressure firmly on and turn your wheels away from the direction the rear of the car is skidding.

If your car is skidding, you have no control of the direction of the car. Simply keep the brakes locked.

Don't brake or steer. Wait for the car to stop skidding.

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