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1. How should you make a right turn from a four-lane highway?
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Answer: c) Make a tight turn into the right lane.
When making a right turn from a four-lane or divided highway, you must enter the right lane well before the turn and complete a tight turn into the right lane of the cross street.
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2. When are hand and arm signals explicitly permitted in addition to signal lights?
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Answer: a) During the daytime.
Hand and arm signals may be used in addition to signal lights during the daytime. -
3. When is a motor vehicle driver allowed to drive in a bicycle lane?
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Answer: a) To park, enter/leave the highway, or prepare for a turn.
Motor vehicles cannot drive in a bicycle lane except to park, enter or leave the highway, or prepare for a turn.
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4. How should a driver make a right turn across a bicycle lane?
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Answer: c) Drive into the bicycle lane prior to making the turn, if safe.
When turning across a bicycle lane, you must drive into the bicycle lane prior to turning, ensuring it doesn't endanger any cyclist.
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5. Where must you park if you leave a vehicle on a rural highway?
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Answer: a) Completely off the paved or main traveled portion.
Vehicles on rural highways must be moved completely off the paved or main traveled portion of the roadway.
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6. How should you position your wheels when parking on a hill without a curb?
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Answer: c) Toward the edge of the road (right).
If there is no curb, turn your wheels toward the edge of the road (right) so the car rolls off the road, not into traffic.
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7. What should you do if you are feeling worried, angry, or depressed before driving?
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Answer: d) Let someone else drive.
Strong emotions can affect your driving. If you are worried, ill, nervous, frightened, angry, or depressed, let someone else drive.
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8. Which vehicles are required to stop before crossing any railroad crossing?
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Answer: b) School buses and passenger buses.
Vehicles such as school buses, church buses, and passenger buses are required to stop before crossing any railroad crossing.
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9. What is a common side effect of antihistamines that can affect driving?
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Answer: d) Drowsiness.
Antihistamines may cause side effects such as inattention, confusion, and drowsiness.
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10. Who should you report a crash to if it occurs on a state highway?
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Answer: a) State Troopers.
If a crash happens on a state highway, it must be reported to the State Troopers.
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11. How often is it advisable to take breaks during long trips?
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Answer: c) Every 100 miles or every two hours.
It is advisable to take regular breaks every 100 miles or every two hours. Get out of the car and walk around stretch your legs and relax.
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12.
What type of route does this sign identify?
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Answer: d) State Route
This sign is used to identify an Alabama State Route. State routes are identified by a specific shield shape on a square background.
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What does a no turn on red sign prohibit?
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Answer: c) Making a right or left turn when the signal is red.
This sign prohibits drivers from making a turn (either right or left) while the traffic signal is red.
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What does a yellow diamond sign with a curved right arrow warn of?
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Answer: c) A curve to the right ahead.
A curved arrow warns of a curve in the road ahead in the direction shown.
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15. What does a 'BUMP' sign warn you to do?
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Answer: c) Slow down for a bump ahead.
A 'BUMP' sign warns of a bump in the road and advises you to slow down.
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What should you do when you see a round yellow railroad crossing sign?
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Answer: a) Slow down, look in both directions, and be prepared to stop.
This advance warning sign requires you to slow down and prepare to stop for a train.
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17. What does a 'DEAD END' sign indicate?
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Answer: c) The street has no outlet.
A DEAD END sign means the street does not connect to another road and has no outlet.
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What does a sign with two lines curving inward to form a bottleneck indicate?
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Answer: b) Narrow bridge ahead.
This symbol indicates a narrow bridge ahead.
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19.
What does a pentagon-shaped sign with two walking figures indicate?
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Answer: b) School crossing or school zone.
The pentagon shape with walking figures specifically indicates a school zone or school crossing.
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20.
What does a blue sign with a white 'H' indicate?
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Answer: d) Hospital.
A blue sign with a white 'H' indicates a hospital.
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21.
What must you do at a steady red traffic light?
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Answer: c) Stop and remain stopped until the signal turns green.
A steady red light means stop and wait for the green signal.
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What must you do when emerging from an alley, private driveway, or building? Show answer
Answer: a) Stop before crossing the sidewalk or crosswalk area.
When coming from an alley, private driveway, or building, always stop before crossing the sidewalk or crosswalk area.
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How should you treat an intersection if the traffic light is inoperative?
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Answer: a) As a four-way stop.
If the traffic light is inoperative, treat the intersection as you would a four-way stop.
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Who must yield when a car enters a public street from a private road or driveway? Show answer
Answer: c) The car entering from the private road.
Cars entering from a private road or driveway must stop and yield to cars on a public street or highway.
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When changing lanes, why should you glance over your shoulder? Show answer
Answer: b) To check the "blind spot" your mirror does not cover.
Glance over your shoulder to check the "blind spot" your mirror does not cover.
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In rural areas, at what distance must a school bus activate its flashing amber lights before stopping to load or unload children? Show answer
Answer: a) At least 300 feet
Flashing amber lights serve as a pre-warning that a bus is preparing to stop. In rural areas, the bus driver must activate these lights at least 300 feet before the actual stop.
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27. What should you do first if your vehicle begins to skid?
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Answer: c) Do not apply pressure on the brake.
Braking will increase the velocity of the skid. Do not apply pressure on the brake until you regain control.
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28. What should you try if your headlights suddenly fail at night?
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Answer: b) Try your parking lights and directional signals.
Try parking lights or directional signals; they may provide enough light to guide you off the road.
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29. What does 'over driving headlights' refer to?
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Answer: b) Driving so fast that you cannot stop within the distance you can see ahead.
Over driving headlights means driving so fast that you cannot stop within the distance you can see ahead with your lights.
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How should you use the acceleration lane when entering a freeway? Show answer
Answer: d) Increase your speed to match the through traffic.
When in the acceleration lane, increase your speed to match that of vehicles in the through lanes to merge smoothly.
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