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1. What is the length of license revocation for a driver 21 or older who refuses to submit to a chemical test for a second or subsequent time?
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Answer: d) 36 months
Under the implied consent law, if you refuse to submit to a chemical test of your breath, blood, or urine, your license will be revoked for 18 months for a first offense and 36 months for any second or subsequent offense.
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2. Can you be arrested for DUI if your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is under the legal limit?
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Answer: c) Yes, if you are impaired to a degree that makes it unsafe to drive.
Driving is a violation if you are impaired to the degree that it is unsafe to operate a vehicle, even if you are under the legal limit.
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3. What is recommended if you must drive through the desert in the summer?
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Answer: a) Stay on the freeways.
For desert driving in summer, it is safer to stay on freeways where help is more accessible.
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4. Which type of vehicle provides protection during a lightning storm?
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Answer: c) A hard-topped vehicle.
Only a hard-topped vehicle with windows up offers protection during a lightning storm.
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5. How much should you increase your following distance when driving at night?
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Answer: a) By at least two seconds.
At night, following distance should be increased by at least two seconds.
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6. How long will a vehicle typically float on the surface of water?
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Answer: d) 30 to 60 seconds.
A vehicle usually floats for only 30 to 60 seconds, so you must act quickly.
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7. Which of the following defines aggressive driving?
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Answer: d) Committing traffic offenses that endanger persons or property.
Aggressive driving involves committing traffic offenses in a way that endangers others or property.
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What must you do if you see a posted advisory speed limit on a mountain grade?
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Answer: c) Never exceed the posted speed.
You must never exceed the speed shown on a posted speed limit or maximum safe speed sign.
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9.
How should you approach an uncontrolled intersection on a rural road? Show answer
Answer: d) Slow down and be ready to stop.
Uncontrolled intersections require you to slow down and be prepared to stop for other traffic.
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10. How should you adjust your driving on gravel or dirt roads?
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Answer: c) Slow down and increase following distance.
Gravel and dirt roads offer less traction, so you must slow down and leave more space.
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11. Which type of mandatory insurance coverage pays for injuries without having to determine who was at fault?
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Answer: a) Personal Injury Protection.
Personal Injury Protection, also known as 'no-fault' insurance, provides benefits for bodily injury without determining fault.
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12. In addition to carrying future proof of financial responsibility, what is the reinstatement fee for a conviction of driving without insurance?
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Answer: c) $40
If convicted of driving without insurance, you must carry future proof of financial responsibility for three years and pay a $40 reinstatement fee.
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13. How many reckless or impaired driving charges within one year will result in mandatory license revocation?
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Answer: c) Two charges.
Two reckless or impaired driving charges within a single year will result in mandatory license revocation.
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14. How can you have all points removed from your driving record?
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Answer: b) Drive two successive years without a conviction.
If you drive two successive years without a conviction, all points will be removed from your driving record.
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15. Why should you be cautious at railroad crossings at night?
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Answer: b) Do not assume a train is not coming just because you don't see lights.
Do not assume that a train is not coming at night just because you do not see any lights.
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16. When do many pedestrian-motor vehicle crashes occur?
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Answer: c) When vehicles are turning.
Many pedestrian-motor vehicle crashes happen when vehicles are turning.
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What does this hand signal indicate when used by a driver or bicyclist? Show answer
Answer: b) Right turn.
Bicyclists are required to follow the same rules as motor vehicles and must use hand signals. An arm bent upward at a 90-degree angle is the standard signal for a right turn.
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18. What is a requirement for a Class 3 electric assisted bicycle?
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Answer: b) It must be equipped with a speedometer.
Class 3 electric bicycles provide assistance up to 28 mph and must be equipped with a speedometer.
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What must you do when an emergency vehicle approaches with sirens and lights? Show answer
Answer: c) Drive to the right side of the road and stop.
You must yield the right-of-way by driving at once to the right side of the road and stopping until the emergency vehicle has passed.
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20. What is a good rule of thumb for checking if you are in a truck driver's blind spot?
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Answer: a) If you can't see the driver in their side mirror, they can't see you.
If you cannot see the truck driver in their side mirror, they cannot see you; you are in their blind spot.
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21. On what type of road is lane filtering by motorcycles permitted?
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Answer: b) Roadways with a speed limit of 45 mph or less.
Lane filtering is permitted on roadways with a speed limit of 45 mph or less.
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22. What must you do when a pedestrian with a guide dog or white cane is crossing the street?
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Answer: c) Come to a complete stop.
You must come to a complete stop when a pedestrian with a guide dog or white cane is crossing.
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23. What should you do if police pull you over while you are in the HOV lane?
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Answer: d) Move to the right side of the road.
If pulled over, even in the HOV lane, you should move to the right side of the road.
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24. Which vehicle is required to stop at all railroad crossings?
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Answer: a) School bus.
School buses are required to stop at all railroad crossings.
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What does this sign at a railroad crossing indicate?
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Answer: d) Railroad crossing yield to train.
The Crossbuck sign is found at railroad crossings and requires you to yield to train traffic.
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26. What is the maximum height limit for vehicles including load?
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Answer: c) 14 feet.
No vehicle shall exceed a height of 14 feet, including any load.
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27. Which of the following vehicle features are you prohibited from using during a driving skills test?
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Answer: b) Parking assist and cruise control.
While many safety features assist drivers, you cannot use parking assist or cruise control during the driving skills test. You must demonstrate control of the vehicle yourself.
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28. What is the result of using water to fight a gasoline or oil fire?
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Answer: a) It will only spread the fire.
You must be familiar with different types of fires. For example, using water on a gasoline or oil fire is dangerous because it will only spread the fire further.
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29. Children aged eight and under must be in an approved child safety seat unless they are at least how tall?
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Answer: d) 57 inches.
All children aged eight and under must be properly secured in an approved child safety seat unless they are 57 inches tall.
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30. How is the force exerted on your body calculated during a crash?
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Answer: c) Your weight multiplied by the car's speed.
In a crash, the forces exerted on your body equal your weight multiplied by the car's speed. For example, a 150 pounds person at 30 mph creates 4,500 pounds of force.
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31. What gear should the vehicle be in before starting the engine?
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Answer: b) Park (P).
Before starting the engine, be sure the vehicle is in “P” (park).
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32. You may not park within how many feet of a fire station driveway entrance?
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Answer: a) 20 feet.
Parking is prohibited within 20 feet of the driveway entrance to any fire station.
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33. When passing a vehicle on the right, what is prohibited?
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Answer: b) Leaving the roadway.
When passing on the right, it is illegal to leave the roadway (e.g., driving on the shoulder).
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Is it legal to pass a vehicle that is stopped at a crosswalk? Show answer
Answer: a) No, never pass a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk.
Never pass another car when stopped at a crosswalk.
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35. What is the correct body position for backing a vehicle?
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Answer: d) Right arm on the back of the seat, looking through the rear window.
Put your right arm on the back of the seat and look through the rear window. Mirrors do not show the area right behind the vehicle.
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36. Is it legal to park in front of a private driveway?
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Answer: d) No, it is not allowed.
You are not allowed to park in front of a public or private driveway.
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37.
Is it legal to drive through the "gore area" between a highway and an exit ramp?
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Answer: d) No, it is against the law.
It is against the law to cross over or to drive in the "gore area."
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What does this sign warn of?
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Answer: d) Right curve.
This is a warning sign indicating Right Curve.
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39. Can you exceed the speed limit when exiting a freeway?
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Answer: a) No, you may not legally drive faster than the posted limit.
You may not legally drive faster than the posted speed limit. This also applies to getting off of the freeway.
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What signs help drivers avoid entering a Single-Point Urban Interchange ramp against traffic?
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Answer: b) Wrong Way signs.
There are also “wrong way” signs on the off-ramps and on-ramps to help drivers avoid entering a ramp against traffic.
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41.
What should you do when approaching the top of a hill?
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Answer: b) Slow down.
When approaching the top of a hill... the law requires that you slow down.
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42.
What does a red X signal above a flex lane mean?
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Answer: d) You cannot use the lane.
A red X means you cannot use the lane.
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43. How should drivers handle a single-point urban interchange during a power outage?
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Answer: b) Proceed with extreme caution and courtesy.
If a power outage occurs, the single-point urban interchange is not handled like a four-way stop. It is important to proceed with extreme caution and courtesy.
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44. What does a sign with a red circle and a red slash across a symbol mean?
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Answer: d) You cannot do the action shown.
Some signs have a red circle with a red slash across the symbol. This means you cannot do certain things.
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45.
What does this sign indicate?
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Answer: d) Do Not Enter.
This is a regulatory sign indicating Do Not Enter.
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46. Is it legal to stop in the emergency lane of a freeway to pick up passengers?
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Answer: a) No, it is illegal.
Passing another vehicle or stopping to pick up passengers in the emergency lane is illegal.
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What does a round yellow sign with an 'X' and black letters indicating a railroad signify?
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Answer: a) Railroad crossing ahead.
A round yellow warning sign with an “X” symbol and black letters indicating a railroad cautions you to slow down, look, and listen for a train or railroad vehicle.
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Who has the right-of-way when you are entering a public road from a private driveway? Show answer
Answer: d) Drivers on the public road.
Yield the right-of-way to drivers on a public road if you are coming from a driveway or a private road.
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49. What is a characteristic of Flex Lanes?
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Answer: c) They carry traffic in different directions at different times.
Some travel lanes are designed to carry traffic in one direction at certain times and in the opposite direction at other times.
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50. What should you watch for when traveling through a Continuous Flow Intersection?
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Answer: a) Another light just past the intersection.
When traveling through a continuous flow intersection, proceed as you normally would, but watch for another light just past the intersection.
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