You have been planning to get behind the wheels for a while now and have taken the driving classes leading up to the final test. How ready do you feel you are to tackle the driver’s test? The quiz below is designed to help you better prepare for it. All the best!
0.10% - One tenth of one percent
0.08% - Eight hundredths of one percent
0.05% - Five hundredths of one percent
Are cited for a traffic violation
Paint your vehicle a different color
Sell or transfer your vehicle
Answer the call because it may be an emergency
Let the call go to voice mail
Check the incoming number before answering the call
At an intersection with a green light
At an intersection on a one-way street
In front of a fire station
At least 10 inches away from the steering wheel
Within 6 1/2 inches of the steering wheel
With your head positioned directly above the steering wheel
A six-year old weighing 60 pounds
A five-year old weighing 55 pounds
A five-year old weighing 65 pounds
All vehicles are traveling near or at the same speed
One lane of traffic is traveling much slower than the others
One vehicle is traveling faster or slower than the flow of traffic
Improves traffic flow by creating space for others to merge
Causes further traffic congestion by slowing down other vehicles
Increases fuel efficiency
Only when a guide dog is leading the person across a street
Only when the pedestrian is obeying traffic controls
At all times
Imprisonment in a state prison for up to seven years
A fine of not less than $1,000
Attending an anger-management class
Motorcyclists are not allowed to drive faster than other traffic during congested road conditions
Motorcyclists have the same rights/responsibilities as other motorists
Motorcycles are heavier than other vehicles and are less affected by wind/rain
The speed of other vehicles traveling in your direction
The posted speed for the road or freeway you are using
Whatever speed you feel is safe for you and your vehicle
A school zone ahead
A traffic signal ahead
Road workers or road equipment ahead
Can frustrate other drivers and make them angry
Cannot result in a traffic citation
Saves lives by causing others to slow down, too
Stop immediately in the intersection until it passes
Pull to the right in the intersection and stop
Continue through the intersection, pull to the right, and stop
Only after slowing down and checking traffic
Only after stopping, unless otherwise posted
Under no circumstances
Should expect merging vehicles at on-ramps
Must be driving slower than other traffic
Must give the right-of-way to merging traffic
Stop your vehicle before entering the intersection anyway
Enter the intersection cautiously and continue across
Stop your vehicle in the intersection and back up carefully
Less space between lanes ahead
The highway will be divided ahead
The right lane will end ahead
If asked by law enforcement
Only if you have been drinking alcohol
Only if an accident has occurred
Medical services ahead
There is a "T" intersection ahead
Another road crosses yours ahead
Use the "two second" following distance rule
Drive one car-length behind the car ahead
Increase the distance between your vehicle and the car ahead
Looking over your shoulder
Using the inside and outside mirrors only
Checking all mirrors and turning your head
Any lane open to you for traffic in your direction
The left lane for traffic in your direction
The right lane for traffic in your direction
Must ride facing oncoming traffic
Could be hidden in your blind spots
Usually have the right-of-way
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