North Carolina DMV Driving License Preparation Quiz

When in city traffic, being alert for drivers who make quick stops is important for avoiding accidents and ensuring safety on the road.

The legal limit for blood alcohol concentration in most states is 0.08 percent. Exceeding this limit can result in immediate revocation of your license.

Passing a school bus unloading or loading children is considered a serious offense that puts children's safety at risk, hence resulting in the highest number of points added to a driving record. The other options are also traffic violations, but they do not carry as severe consequences as passing a school bus unloading or loading children.

In order to have a revoked driver license restored, the correct process involves physically visiting a driver license office, paying a restoration fee, and reapplying for a license. The incorrect answers provided do not align with the proper procedure for restoring a revoked license.

The suspension system is responsible for providing a smooth ride, absorbing shocks from the road, and maintaining stability. Issues with the suspension can cause the symptoms described in the question. The brake system, exhaust system, and cooling system are not directly related to the described issues.

In case of a breakdown, it is important to pull over to the side of the road and raise the hood of your car to indicate to other drivers that you need assistance. Continuing to drive, calling a friend, or ignoring the issue can be dangerous and may lead to further problems.

When passing another vehicle, it is essential to look ahead to ensure there is enough room to safely pass. Speeding up or assuming the other driver will move can be dangerous and passing on the right side is generally not allowed except in certain circumstances.

When approaching a roundabout or traffic circle, it is important to yield to cars already in the circle to avoid collisions and ensure a smooth flow of traffic.

Truckers have blind spots on their vehicles where other cars can be difficult to see, leading to potential accidents.

When there is no sign indicating no turn on red, drivers are typically allowed to make a right turn after coming to a complete stop and ensuring it can be done safely. This is a common traffic rule in many places.

Alcohol-related highway deaths account for 38% of all traffic fatalities, showing a significant impact on road safety.

In the situation of three vehicles arriving at a 4-way stop simultaneously, the general rule is to yield the right of way to the vehicle on the right. This helps determine the order in which vehicles should proceed to maintain traffic flow and safety.

Stopping and resting every 100 miles helps prevent fatigue and allows for necessary breaks during long drives to ensure driver alertness and safety.

Farm equipment is designed to travel at slower speeds to ensure safety on rural highways and accommodate their size and weight.

The correct penalty for aiding or abetting another attempting to purchase alcoholic beverages when underage is the revocation of the driver's license for one year. This penalty aims to deter minors from engaging in activities that involve underage drinking.

In densely packed snow, using chains or snow tires provides better traction and control compared to all-season, slick, or regular tires.

When a driver accumulates 7 or more points on their traffic record, the option usually given is to attend a drive improvement clinic to deduct three points from the driving record as a form of penalty reduction and education.

The correct answer is 35 mph as it is the standard speed limit in cities and towns unless otherwise indicated.

The two second rule is a safe driving practice that helps ensure you have enough time to react to any sudden stops or changes in traffic. It involves maintaining a distance from the car in front that would take at least two seconds to reach if that car stops suddenly.

It is important to understand how any medication you take may affect your driving abilities to ensure safety on the road.

When driving down a very steep hill, it is important to shift into a lower gear to control your speed effectively. Avoid stepping on the accelerator, applying sudden brakes, or coasting in neutral as these actions can lead to loss of control and potential accidents.

School buses are required to stop at all railroad crossings to ensure the safety of all passengers on board. This is a crucial safety regulation that must be followed at all times.

When approaching a road that is blocked from view, it is safest to stop and proceed with caution to ensure there are no unseen obstacles or vehicles before continuing.

The correct answer is 200 ft. as it is recommended to signal at least 200 ft. before making a turn when driving at 45 miles per hour to ensure other drivers have enough notice.

In case of a crash, it is important to move or carry your car off the road to prevent obstruction and enhance safety for yourself and other drivers.

During heavy snow or fog, using low beam headlights helps improve visibility for both the driver and other vehicles without reflecting light back to the driver's eyes.

When running off the side of the road, abruptly braking or accelerating can worsen the situation. Gradually taking your foot off the gas pedal helps to regain control without causing further issues.

When you are not in the proper lane to make a turn, it is safest to continue to the next intersection and then make the turn. Making an immediate turn from the wrong lane can be dangerous and illegal, stopping and waiting for the next green light may cause traffic congestion, and reversing to reposition your vehicle is not safe or recommended.

Defensive drivers are advised to check their rear view mirror and side mirrors roughly every 10 seconds to maintain situational awareness while driving. This frequency allows drivers to quickly react to any potential hazards or changes in traffic conditions.

Secondary roads typically have more challenging terrain features such as steep hills and sharp curves, making them different from primary roads.