Driving, Passing, And Turning Trivia Quiz
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If you miss your turn or exit on a freeway, do not back up. Go on to the next exit where you can exit and re-enter the freeway to go back to the exit your missed.
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True
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False
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Are you a good driver? Do you suppose you could pass this driving, passing, and turning trivia quiz? Passing is illegal and unsafe when your line of sight is restricted or limited by a curve, hill, or weather conditions. Turning is also generally used as a secondary process in which you have to know by the feel of the car See moreand if it is safe. If you want to know more about driving, take this quiz. You will learn as you take these questions. All the best.
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When turning right, you need to check traffic to the rear and then ____________________, move into the travel lane farthest lane to the right.
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Brake
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Speed up
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Slow down
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Signal
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A. SignalExplanation
When turning right, you need to check traffic to the rear and then signal, move into the travel lane farthest lane to the right. This is because signaling your intention to turn right alerts other drivers of your actions, allowing them to adjust their speed or position accordingly. It is important to check traffic to the rear before signaling to ensure that it is safe to make the turn without causing any collisions. Once you have signaled, you can then proceed to move into the travel lane farthest to the right, which is the correct lane for making a right turn.Rate this question:
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You should never pass on the shoulder of the road.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Passing on the shoulder of the road is considered illegal and unsafe. The shoulder is designed for emergencies, such as breakdowns or emergency stops, and is not intended for regular vehicle travel. Passing on the shoulder can lead to accidents, as it can surprise other drivers and cause confusion. It is important to follow traffic laws and only pass other vehicles in designated passing zones.Rate this question:
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If there are signs or lane markings that allow for two or more turning lanes, stay in your lane during the turn.
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
If there are signs or lane markings that allow for two or more turning lanes, it is important to stay in your lane during the turn. This is because multiple turning lanes are designated to ensure smooth traffic flow and prevent accidents. By staying in your lane, you are following the designated path and avoiding any potential conflicts with other vehicles. It is crucial to adhere to these lane markings and signs to maintain order and safety on the road.Rate this question:
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A ________________ is a turn within the road, made in one smooth motion, so as to end up traveling in the opposite direction.
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Two point turn
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Three point turn
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Both A & B
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U-turn
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A. U-turnExplanation
A U-turn is a turn within the road, made in one smooth motion, so as to end up traveling in the opposite direction. This is the correct answer because a U-turn specifically refers to a maneuver where a vehicle turns around completely to go in the opposite direction. A two point turn and a three point turn involve different maneuvers and do not necessarily result in traveling in the opposite direction. Therefore, the correct answer is U-turn.Rate this question:
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As a general rule, _______________ drive on unpaved shoulder of the road.
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Never
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Always
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Carefully
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Mostly
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A. NeverExplanation
It is a general rule for drivers to never drive on the unpaved shoulder of the road. This is because the unpaved shoulder is not designed or intended for regular driving and can be unsafe. Driving on the shoulder can cause damage to the vehicle, increase the risk of accidents, and can also be illegal in many places. Therefore, it is important for drivers to always stay on the paved portion of the road and never use the unpaved shoulder for driving.Rate this question:
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On a multi-lane road, the left-most lane is intended to be used for passing __________________.
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Semi trucks
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Horse and buggies
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Slow-moving vehicles
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Fast-moving vehicles
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A. Slow-moving vehiclesExplanation
The left-most lane on a multi-lane road is typically intended to be used for passing slow-moving vehicles. This allows faster-moving vehicles to safely overtake slower vehicles without disrupting the flow of traffic in the other lanes. By designating the left lane as a passing lane, it helps to maintain a smoother and more efficient traffic flow on the road.Rate this question:
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Do not stop in traffic lanes for any reason except for
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Letting out passengers
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Breakdowns
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Both A and B
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Neither A nor B
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A. Neither A nor BExplanation
The correct answer is "neither A nor B." This means that you should not stop in traffic lanes for any reason, including letting out passengers or for breakdowns. Stopping in traffic lanes can be dangerous and can disrupt the flow of traffic. It is important to find a safe and appropriate place to stop if necessary, such as a designated parking area or the side of the road.Rate this question:
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When making a left turn from a one-way street onto a one-way street, you need to
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Stay in the farthest left lane.
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Choose the lane that doesn't have any traffic.
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Enter the farthest right lane.
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. Stay in the farthest left lane.Explanation
When making a left turn from a one-way street onto a one-way street, it is necessary to stay in the farthest left lane. This is because the farthest left lane is designated for left turns, ensuring that the turning vehicle does not interfere with the flow of traffic in the other lanes. Choosing any other lane could result in a collision with vehicles traveling straight or turning right. Therefore, staying in the farthest left lane is the correct and safest choice when making a left turn in this situation.Rate this question:
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A paved shoulder may be used to pass _________________ or one that is slowing to make a left turn.
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Semi truck
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Train
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Stranded vehicle
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Bikes
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A. Stranded vehicleExplanation
A paved shoulder may be used to pass a stranded vehicle or one that is slowing to make a left turn. This is because a stranded vehicle is unable to move and is blocking the flow of traffic, so it is necessary to pass it using the paved shoulder. Similarly, when a vehicle is slowing down to make a left turn, it can create a temporary obstruction, and passing it using the paved shoulder allows for smoother traffic flow. Passing a semi truck or a train using the paved shoulder is not typically allowed or safe, and passing bikes using the paved shoulder is also not recommended as it can pose a risk to cyclists.Rate this question:
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When traveling on a one-way street and need to make a left turn onto a two-way street, turn into the ___________.
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Right lane of the two way
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Turn into the left lane
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Turn into the lane that doesn't have any traffic
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Turn nowhere
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A. Right lane of the two wayExplanation
When traveling on a one-way street and needing to make a left turn onto a two-way street, it is important to turn into the right lane of the two-way street. This is because the left lane may already have oncoming traffic from the opposite direction. By turning into the right lane, it allows for a smoother flow of traffic and reduces the risk of collisions with vehicles coming from the opposite direction.Rate this question:
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When traveling on a two-way street, you turn into the _______________lane when turning left onto a one way street.
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Right
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Left
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Left or right lane
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. LeftExplanation
When traveling on a two-way street and turning left onto a one-way street, you need to turn into the left lane. This is because the left lane is designated for left turns. The right lane is for continuing straight or turning right. Therefore, the correct lane to turn into when making a left turn onto a one-way street is the left lane.Rate this question:
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Which answer is true? You may make a U-turn:
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At any intersection where a traffic light or police officer is controlling traffic
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At any place where signs prohibit U-turns
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In the mid-block on any street in a business district or in mid-block on a through (main) highway in a residential district, except where the street or highway is divided, and the turn is made at a legal opening or crossover.
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None of the answers are correct.
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While driving in a one way street with multiple lanes left onto a one way street with multiple lanes turn _________________.
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Into the farthest lane to the left
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Into the farthest lane to the right
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Into any lane, it does not matter
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None of these
Correct Answer
A. Into the farthest lane to the leftExplanation
When making a left turn from a one-way street with multiple lanes onto another one-way street with multiple lanes, you should turn into the farthest lane to the left. This is typically the lane closest to the direction you are turning and helps to maintain the proper flow of traffic and avoid potential conflicts with other vehicles.Rate this question:
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The image shows a _____________________________.
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U-turn
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Y-turn
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2 point turn
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None
Correct Answer
A. Y-turnExplanation
The image shows a Y-turn. This can be inferred based on the options provided and the fact that the image likely depicts a situation where a vehicle needs to make a turn in the shape of the letter "Y". A U-turn would involve a 180-degree turn in the opposite direction, while a 2 point turn would involve a turn in a narrow space using forward and reverse movements. The option "none" does not provide any information about the type of turn shown in the image.Rate this question:
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