OTHS Driving Scenario Quiz: Test!
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When merging in a situation similar to this one, it is important to:
- A.
Put your blinker on to notify oncoming traffic that you are about to change lanes.
- B.
Change lanes quickly and as soon as the lane opens up so you don't run out of roadway ahead of you.
- C.
Watch the oncoming traffic as you approach, check your mirrors, and check your blind spots before making a decision to merge.
- D.
Accelerate as fast as you can to get up to speed with the oncoming traffic.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Put your blinker on to notify oncoming traffic that you are about to change lanes.
C. Watch the oncoming traffic as you approach, check your mirrors, and check your blind spots before making a decision to merge.Explanation
Sometimes it is necessary to use the full length of the lane that is merging when there is traffic in the desired lane, so changing quickly is not always an option. Accelerating as fast as possible is not always necessary to merge, and it is certainly not safe in many instances like when there is snow on the roadway.Rate this question:
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You are driving down the road and are about to make a right at the intersection. What things should you think about doing before making the turn? Check all that apply.
- A.
Slowing down sooner than normal because the roads are wet.
- B.
Notice that the light is red so you will have to make a complete stop before determining if it is clear to proceed with caution.
- C.
Focus on that gas price to see if it is the lowest one in town.
- D.
Ensure there are no pedestrians that are going to cross in front of you just out of the current view.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Slowing down sooner than normal because the roads are wet.
B. Notice that the light is red so you will have to make a complete stop before determining if it is clear to proceed with caution.
D. Ensure there are no pedestrians that are going to cross in front of you just out of the current view.Explanation
The only incorrect response is to focus on gas prices because you should be focused on the road and your surroundings.Rate this question:
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What would you do in the following situation?
- A.
Drive very slowly through the water
- B.
Take a ruler, if it is less than 6 inches deep, then it is okay to drive through it
- C.
Only drive through if you have a larger vehicle like a truck or SUV
- D.
It is never a good idea to drive through water. Find an alternate route.
Correct Answer
D. It is never a good idea to drive through water. Find an alternate route. -
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Most rear end collisions are caused by the vehicle in back following too closely. Under ideal conditions, how far behind another vehicle should you be?
- A.
3-4 feet
- B.
3-4 car lengths
- C.
3-4 seconds
- D.
3-4 inches
Correct Answer
C. 3-4 secondsExplanation
To avoid rear-end collisions, it is important to maintain a safe following distance. The correct answer is 3-4 seconds. This means that you should keep a time interval of 3-4 seconds between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you. This allows you enough time to react and stop safely in case the vehicle in front suddenly brakes or slows down. Following too closely, such as 3-4 feet or inches, does not provide enough time to react and can lead to accidents.Rate this question:
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You suddenly decide that you want to eat at taco bell for lunch. Before/while changing to the left lane you should: (mark all that apply)
- A.
Check your blind spot.
- B.
Check your mirrors.
- C.
Jerk over quickly before the lane is filled.
- D.
Put on your left blinker.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Check your blind spot.
B. Check your mirrors.
D. Put on your left blinker.Explanation
Before changing lanes one should always check their mirrors and blind spots to look for possible hazards. Blinkers should always be used to signal a change in position so the vehicles around you will be aware of your lateral movement. Do not change lanes too quickly to avoid surprising other drivers or losing control.Rate this question:
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When passing a car stranded on the side of the road, you should
- A.
Stop and get out of your car and direct traffic
- B.
You should change lanes to give the car more room
- C.
You should stay in your lane in case a semi wants to pass you
- D.
Speed up so you are not next to them for long
Correct Answer
B. You should change lanes to give the car more roomExplanation
When passing a car stranded on the side of the road, it's safest to change lanes if possible to give the stranded car more room. This reduces the risk of accidents and ensures the safety of both the stranded vehicle's occupants and passing drivers. Stopping to direct traffic is not advisable unless you are trained and it is absolutely necessary, and staying in your lane or speeding up can increase the risk of a collision.Rate this question:
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Maintaining a safe following distance is key to avoiding accidents. In ideal conditions, it is important to stay at least ______ _________ behind the car in front of you.
- A.
4 seconds
- B.
8 seconds
- C.
2 seconds
- D.
2 car lengths
Correct Answer
A. 4 secondsExplanation
Vehicles are different lengths so the measurement is made in seconds. 4 seconds is the minimum separation with perfect weather conditions to ensure you can stop in time if they stop unexpectedly.Rate this question:
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If you have a green light
- A.
You can go immediately
- B.
Proceed ahead slowly
- C.
Check to make sure it is clear before you go
- D.
Green means go - so go before the cars behind you start honking
Correct Answer
C. Check to make sure it is clear before you goExplanation
Only go if it is safe to do so. There may still be pedestrians, cyclists or cars in the intersection even if you have a green light.Rate this question:
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List at least three reasons that you would not immediately go when your light turns green.
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What do you know about this road? (check all that apply)
- A.
You are on a one way road because the roadway markings are yellow
- B.
You are on a two way road because the roadway markings are yellow
- C.
There is no passing because the roadway markings are solid
- D.
Passing is allowed because the roadway markings are solid
- E.
Passing is allowed because of the shape of the sign ahead
- F.
Passing is not allowed because of the shape of the sign ahead
Correct Answer(s)
B. You are on a two way road because the roadway markings are yellow
C. There is no passing because the roadway markings are solid
F. Passing is not allowed because of the shape of the sign aheadExplanation
It is important to know what the road marking and signs mean.Rate this question:
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When driving on a road covered in snow: (check as many as apply)
- A.
Brake hard to prevent from sliding off into the ditch.
- B.
Driver slower
- C.
Use a larger following distance
- D.
Put an ice scraper, water and a blanket in your trunk or back seat
- E.
Leave earlier
- F.
Pass people who are driving too slowly
Correct Answer(s)
B. Driver slower
C. Use a larger following distance
D. Put an ice scraper, water and a blanket in your trunk or back seat
E. Leave earlierExplanation
When driving on a road covered in snow, it is important to adjust your driving behavior to ensure safety. This includes driving slower to maintain control of the vehicle on slippery surfaces, using a larger following distance to allow for increased stopping distance, and carrying essential items like an ice scraper, water, and a blanket in case of emergencies. Additionally, leaving earlier allows for extra time to reach the destination without rushing or taking unnecessary risks. Passing people who are driving too slowly can be dangerous and should be avoided.Rate this question:
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When stopped at a traffic light or stop sign, how close should you be to the car in front of you?
- A.
3-4 car lengths
- B.
Close enough so you can see into their back seat
- C.
Touching their bumper
- D.
Far enough back so you can see their tires touch the ground
Correct Answer
D. Far enough back so you can see their tires touch the groundExplanation
When stopped at a traffic light or stop sign, it is important to maintain a safe distance from the car in front of you. Being far enough back so you can see their tires touch the ground allows for a sufficient buffer zone in case the car in front suddenly rolls back or if you need to maneuver around it. This distance also provides better visibility of the road ahead, enabling you to react quickly to any potential hazards or changes in traffic conditions.Rate this question:
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Traffic is congested ahead of you. What should you be looking for to stay safe?
- A.
Since you can't see past the truck in front of you, check the other cars around for braking.
- B.
Ensure you are going a safe speed and not just following the traffic in front of you.
- C.
Watch your mirrors because cars might start to pass you on the right.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Since you can't see past the truck in front of you, check the other cars around for braking.
B. Ensure you are going a safe speed and not just following the traffic in front of you.
C. Watch your mirrors because cars might start to pass you on the right.Explanation
Also turn your headlights on to improve visibility since it is starting to look a little hazy.Rate this question:
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Since it is cold outside and wet, what is the biggest concern that should you have for the upcoming bridge?
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No concerns! It's only raining a little.
- B.
The bridge is too small for it to be affected by the conditions.
- C.
The bridge could be icy even though it is raining and not quite cold enough to snow.
- D.
A troll might jump out and demand payment.
Correct Answer
C. The bridge could be icy even though it is raining and not quite cold enough to snow.Explanation
Even if the temperature is above freezing, bridges could still be icy because they can be cooled more easily from beneath than a normal stretch of road.Rate this question:
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The speed limit is 40 and there is a green light. This driver, however, is going a slower speed. A good explanation for this is that the light is a stale green, meaning it has been green for awhile.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
When a light has been green for a while, the driver should anticipate having to slow down just in case the light turn yellow. Also you may notice there is some water on the road so it is good to adjust speed based on the road condition.Rate this question:
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When approaching a railroad crossing (check all that apply)
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Look both ways to check for a train.
- B.
Make sure there is plenty of room on the other side of the train track before you cross.
- C.
Don't ever stop and wait on the train track.
- D.
If you can't completely cross the track, wait until you can.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Look both ways to check for a train.
B. Make sure there is plenty of room on the other side of the train track before you cross.
C. Don't ever stop and wait on the train track.
D. If you can't completely cross the track, wait until you can.Explanation
Always turn your head and check both ways for a train. Don't count on the train's horn, the flashing lights or the arm.Rate this question:
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What are some reasons that you would not be able to make a right on red?
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You can always make a right on red.
- B.
There is a car across from you making a left hand turn.
- C.
There is a car on your left going through the intersection
- D.
There is an ambulance coming up behind you.
Correct Answer(s)
B. There is a car across from you making a left hand turn.
C. There is a car on your left going through the intersection
D. There is an ambulance coming up behind you.Explanation
You can only make a right on red if you stop first and if it is then clear to do so.Rate this question:
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A car has just pulled out right in front of you. It is good practice to first:
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Let your foot off the accelerator and cover the brake in the event that you need to slow down.
- B.
Keep going like they aren't there since they should be out of the way when you get there.
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Slam on the brakes as fast as you can.
- D.
Give them the one fingered wave.
Correct Answer
A. Let your foot off the accelerator and cover the brake in the event that you need to slow down.Explanation
The best option here is to cover the brake. There is still plenty of room between you and the car, and you are only going about 40 mph. Slamming on the brakes would be inappropriate because a car behind you may not be anticipating your immediate stop, and the car in front of you will be out of the way in an ideal situation.Rate this question:
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What does an orange sign alongside the road indicate?
- A.
Road construction
- B.
No passing zone
- C.
School zone
- D.
Tight turn ahead
Correct Answer
A. Road constructionExplanation
Orange signs indicate construction. Be aware of workers or adverse road conditions in these areas.Rate this question:
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Your cruise control is set to 70 mph and you are quickly approaching the car in front of you. Your car is an old one and doesn't have any fancy cruise control technology. What are good adjustments you could make to avoid hitting the car in front of you?
- A.
Turn off you cruise control so you don't keep gaining on the car.
- B.
If you have time before reaching the car, check your mirrors and blind spots so you can change lanes if it is clear.
- C.
Adjust the speed on your cruise control to go slower by 1 mph.
- D.
Pass the car on the right side if the left lane is occupied.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Turn off you cruise control so you don't keep gaining on the car.
B. If you have time before reaching the car, check your mirrors and blind spots so you can change lanes if it is clear.Explanation
Since you were said to be quickly gaining on the car, it is not enough to slow your car down 1 mph with the speed controls. Passing on the shoulder is also not an option. Either change lanes or turn off the cruise control and use brakes if you must.Rate this question:
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You are in the right turn lane and planning on turning on the road where the red vehicle is waiting. Mark all of the appropriate actions to do before turning.
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Put on your right blinker well in advanced.
- B.
Brake early and slowly because of the road conditions.
- C.
Speed through the turn so you get to your destination more quickly.
- D.
Turn on your hazard warning lights since you will be slowing down on the main road.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Put on your right blinker well in advanced.
B. Brake early and slowly because of the road conditions.Explanation
Using a blinker and slowing down early are both good practice in this situation. Hazard lights are not necessary here because you are slowing down to turn, and you are in the turn lane. The hazards should be used when you are unexpectedly going slowly and you need to signal other drivers of this unexpected speed.Rate this question:
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What did the cars in the intersections do wrong?
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They did nothing wrong.
- B.
You cannot go into the intersection unless you can go all the way through without blocking other traffic.
- C.
They did not move over for the ambulance.
- D.
It is a one way street and they are not going the correct direction.
Correct Answer
B. You cannot go into the intersection unless you can go all the way through without blocking other traffic.Explanation
Even if you have a green light, you cannot go into an intersection unless you know for sure that you can go all the way through with out blocking the other traffic. In this picture, the black and white car are blocking your traffic lane from moving on a green light.Rate this question:
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How fast would you drive here?
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Since you are on the interstate, you should drive 70 miles per hour.
- B.
You can drive 80 miles per hour to keep up with the flow of traffic.
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You should drive 50 miles an hour and no slower because the interstate has a minimum speed limit.
- D.
You should drive the construction speed limit or slower
Correct Answer
D. You should drive the construction speed limit or slowerExplanation
Whether there are construction workers or not, you must drive the construction speed limit. Also you may have to drive slower then the posted speed limits depending on traffic and weather.Rate this question:
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In a situation similar to that of the video, what do you do if the light turns yellow as you are approaching an intersection? Select all that apply.
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Consider your speed and distance from the stop line to determine if you should stop.
- B.
Always stop at a yellow if you aren't in the intersection yet.
- C.
Definitely go through the intersection anytime that you are that close when the light changes.
- D.
Check your rear view mirror to see if the person behind you will be able to stop if you decide to stop.
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Go as long as the light isn't red while approaching the intersection.
- F.
Ensure that the intersection will still be clear if you decide you should turn before the light changes to red.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Consider your speed and distance from the stop line to determine if you should stop.
D. Check your rear view mirror to see if the person behind you will be able to stop if you decide to stop.
F. Ensure that the intersection will still be clear if you decide you should turn before the light changes to red.Explanation
When approaching an intersection like this one where the light just turned yellow, you should consider many things before deciding to turn or stop. Speed, distance to the intersection, and surrounding cars should all impact your decision in these situations.Rate this question:
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When you find yourself trapped in between two problems you should
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Separate hazards - slow down so you are not trapped in between the car coming from the opposite direction and the obstacle on the side of the road.
- B.
Speed up and move closer to the truck with hazard cones because the worker is probably on the opposite side of the road.
- C.
Drive exactly the speed limit and in the middle of your lane so that a police officer will not pull you over for going out of your lane
- D.
Pull over to the shoulder of the road and put on your hazard flashers
Correct Answer
A. Separate hazards - slow down so you are not trapped in between the car coming from the opposite direction and the obstacle on the side of the road.Explanation
When you see a problem up ahead, you might need to adjust your speed to be able to take one hazard at a time.Rate this question:
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As you exit this fast food restaurant, you notice that there is no stop sign:
- A.
Come to a complete stop anyway
- B.
Slow down and make sure it is clear before you go, but you don't have to stop
- C.
Yield
- D.
Just keep going slowly
Correct Answer
A. Come to a complete stop anywayExplanation
A driver must come to a complete stop when moving out of an alley, building, private road or driveway, and before entering the sidewalk area.Rate this question:
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When passing a semi truck
- A.
Drive very slowly so you can see if the truck is going to try to change lanes into your lane
- B.
Continuously beep your horn while aggressively passing so that the truck driver knows you are there
- C.
Drive on the rumble strip to get more space and alert the truck driver that you are there
- D.
Continue passing the truck at a consistent speed
Correct Answer
D. Continue passing the truck at a consistent speedExplanation
While passing a semi-truck, be aware that you will be in their blind spot and that they will not be able to see you, so don't stay next to them for long.Rate this question:
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There is no reason to ever slow down when approaching a green light.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
You should slow down for stale green lights, vehicles blocking the intersection, and other hazards even when there is a green light.Rate this question:
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When stopping behind a stopped car, it is the best practice to:
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Leave enough space so that you can still see the back tires of the car in front of you.
- B.
Pull up as close as you can so that there is plenty of room in the turn lane for more people.
- C.
Stop where you are in the picture because any closer would be too close.
- D.
Flash your lights so they know that you are behind them.
Correct Answer
A. Leave enough space so that you can still see the back tires of the car in front of you.Explanation
Stopping too close to the car is unsafe because if you are hit, then you will roll forward and hit the person in front of you. Flashing lights is not necessary in this situation. Leaving too much room will cause traffic to build up behind you.Rate this question:
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What roadway surfaces remain icy after the rest of the roadway is clear? (check all that apply)
- A.
Bridges
- B.
Over passes
- C.
The side of the road
- D.
Shaded areas
Correct Answer(s)
A. Bridges
B. Over passes
D. Shaded areasExplanation
Bridges, overpasses, and shaded areas tend to remain icy after the rest of the roadway is clear because they are more exposed to cold air and less sunlight, which slows down the melting process. These areas are often colder and retain moisture, making them more susceptible to ice formation and slower to thaw compared to other parts of the road.Rate this question:
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What should you do before stopping at a stop sign? (check all that apply)
- A.
Check your rear view mirror to make sure the car behind you is slowing down too
- B.
Check to the left to make sure the cars are coming to a stop
- C.
Check to the right to make sure the cars are coming to a stop
- D.
Check straight to make sure a left hand turner is not going to get in your way
Correct Answer(s)
A. Check your rear view mirror to make sure the car behind you is slowing down too
B. Check to the left to make sure the cars are coming to a stop
C. Check to the right to make sure the cars are coming to a stop
D. Check straight to make sure a left hand turner is not going to get in your wayExplanation
Before stopping at a stop sign, it is important to check your rearview mirror to ensure that the car behind you is also slowing down. This is necessary to prevent any potential rear-end collisions. Additionally, you should check to the left and right to ensure that the cars approaching from those directions are coming to a stop as well. This is important for ensuring that it is safe to proceed after stopping. Lastly, it is important to check straight ahead to make sure that there are no left-hand turners who may obstruct your path.Rate this question:
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When backing out of your driveway:
- A.
First stop at the sidewalk and check both ways and then stop again at the roadway
- B.
You have the right of way because you are the one backing out
- C.
Stop at the edge of the roadway to check for traffic
- D.
Back out quickly so you don't slow down the other traffic
Correct Answer
A. First stop at the sidewalk and check both ways and then stop again at the roadwayExplanation
A driver must come to a complete stop when moving out of a driveway, and before entering the sidewalk area. And again, if they don't have a good view of the roadway.Rate this question:
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The yellow sign on the right is telling you to be aware of what?
- A.
Animals crossing the interstate
- B.
People crossing the road
- C.
Airplanes landing nearby
- D.
Slow moving vehicles
Correct Answer
A. Animals crossing the interstateExplanation
Always be aware of animals, like deer, crossing the roadway at any time of the day, but especially night. Hitting a deer at high speeds often totals a vehicle and can injure the driver severely.Rate this question:
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You realize that your lane is exit-only and you want to remain on the interstate. What is an appropriate action? Check all that apply.
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Take the exit if the lane next to you is occupied. You can always get back on the interstate.
- B.
Check your mirrors and blind spot to see if you can move back over to the left.
- C.
Panic and quickly pull back on to the interstate.
- D.
Hit the button that turns your car into a plane and fly to where you want to go.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Take the exit if the lane next to you is occupied. You can always get back on the interstate.
B. Check your mirrors and blind spot to see if you can move back over to the left.Explanation
Don't worry! If you are forced to be somewhere you don't want to be, then you can always make a few turns to get back on track.Rate this question:
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In Illinois, how fast would you drive here between 7 am and 4 pm?
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The posted speed limit, because you are not yet in the school zone
- B.
I would start so slow down to 20 miles per hour if it was on a school day
- C.
I would drive the regular speed limit if it was on a non-school day
- D.
On a school day I would drive the regular speed limit, because I don't see any school children
- E.
If it was at night and a sport was letting out, I would drive the school zone speed or slower
Correct Answer(s)
A. The posted speed limit, because you are not yet in the school zone
B. I would start so slow down to 20 miles per hour if it was on a school day
C. I would drive the regular speed limit if it was on a non-school day
E. If it was at night and a sport was letting out, I would drive the school zone speed or slowerExplanation
The correct answer is that you would drive the posted speed limit because you are not yet in the school zone. The other options mention specific scenarios such as school days, non-school days, and nighttime when a sport is letting out, but the question does not specify any of these conditions. Therefore, the default assumption would be to drive according to the posted speed limit.Rate this question:
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As you exit this store, where would you stop?
- A.
At the stop sign
- B.
Before the intersection
- C.
You don't have to stop because there is no stop sign
- D.
Before where the crosswalk would be
Correct Answer
D. Before where the crosswalk would beExplanation
If there are not a stop line or a crosswalk, then you should stop behind where the crosswalk would be to check for pedestrians.Rate this question:
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If driving in the given scenario, how should you adjust to avoid the biggest hazards?
- A.
There are multiple cars parked along the roadway so you should slow down and move towards the left side of your lane.
- B.
Hang to the right of your lane to get further away from oncoming traffic.
- C.
Slow for the pedestrian that is about to cross the road.
- D.
Slow for the parked car that is indicating it wants to pull into the roadway.
Correct Answer
A. There are multiple cars parked along the roadway so you should slow down and move towards the left side of your lane.Explanation
There is no pedestrian in this video and no parked cars are trying to pull out so those answers are incorrect for this situation. The parked cars on the side of the roadway limit the space you have in your lane, so it is important to slow down and position your car in the left side of your lane in case someone opens a door unexpectedly.Rate this question:
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When on a large interstate (check all that apply)
- A.
Drive in the lane under the sign that describes the place that you want to go
- B.
You don't have to follow the construction speed zone because there are no workers present
- C.
Be aware of road construction on either side of the road
- D.
Make sure you check all of your mirrors for drivers coming up behind you on the left or on the right
Correct Answer(s)
A. Drive in the lane under the sign that describes the place that you want to go
C. Be aware of road construction on either side of the road
D. Make sure you check all of your mirrors for drivers coming up behind you on the left or on the rightExplanation
When driving in a big city be extra cautious because there will be more traffic.Rate this question:
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Speeding through school zones while children are present is not only dangerous, but it can also drastically increase the fines if you are pulled over.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
School zone speed limits are enforced during school hours so always be cautious when driving through them because you never know when a child could be crossing the street.Rate this question:
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You are driving in front of Walmart and people keep walking in front of you. You are stopped at a stop sign and ten minutes late for work. In the current situation the next step is to:
- A.
Creep forward until people stop walking in front of you.
- B.
Honk a few times to clear you path.
- C.
Back up quickly and go a different way if it doesn't clear very soon.
- D.
Sit and wait patiently until no one remains in the crosswalk. If it remains clear, then proceed slowly and with caution.
Correct Answer
D. Sit and wait patiently until no one remains in the crosswalk. If it remains clear, then proceed slowly and with caution.Explanation
The pedestrians have the right of way so the best course of action is to wait until all is clear. It would not be advisable to back up quickly since there could be people or traffic behind you. Honking and creeping forward are also not advised in this situation.Rate this question:
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Sometimes there are multiple train tracks one after another so you must look for multiple trains. Select the best practice to remain safe.
- A.
Slow down to give yourself enough time to properly assess whether or not a train is coming.
- B.
Speed up to get to the tracks more quickly.
- C.
Only look at the crossing lights because they provide you with enough information to cross.
- D.
Make a complete stop and look both ways several times to determine if the road is clear before proceeding across
Correct Answer
A. Slow down to give yourself enough time to properly assess whether or not a train is coming.Explanation
Completely stopping at the train track is unnecessary most of the time, and other drivers would not be expecting it. Always look for yourself just in case the lights are broken.Rate this question:
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If you are planning on getting off on the rest stop, then when should you start slowing down to the recommended 20 mph?
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Slow down once you are in the exit lane and off the two interstate lanes.
- B.
As soon as you see the sign so that way you are already going the speed needed to get off on the exit.
- C.
Speed up in case someone behind you is getting off the ramp too.
- D.
Only slow down if there are others around you.
Correct Answer
A. Slow down once you are in the exit lane and off the two interstate lanes.Explanation
You don't want to slow down too early because the other vehicles on the interstate are still trying to go 70 mph. It is best to begin slowing once you have moved over into the right exit lane.Rate this question:
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- 43.
In a few sentences write about the dangers of texting and driving. Use an example or personal experience to strengthen your argument.
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Road trips can get boring. It would be less boring if you were in your dream car. If you could drive any car across the country, what would it be? What songs would you listen to?
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When coming down a hill you notice water on the pavement.
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Go faster to splash the water out of the road.
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Brake hard so you don't slide in the water.
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Put on your headlights so you don't hydroplane.
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Slow down because the water on the road may cause your tires to lose traction.
Correct Answer
D. Slow down because the water on the road may cause your tires to lose traction.Explanation
Pay careful attention to the weather forecast so if the roads are dangerous you know to leaver earlier or driver slower.Rate this question:
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When making a right hand turn on red
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It is optional whether you stop or not.
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You treat it as a yield sign and just slow down until it is safe to go.
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It is always okay to make a right on red without stopping.
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You must make a complete stop and if it is clear, then you can proceed with caution.
Correct Answer
D. You must make a complete stop and if it is clear, then you can proceed with caution.Explanation
Since other cars have the right of way when you have a red light, you must always stop.Rate this question:
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You are on a side road and about to turn right onto the main road. What should you do?
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Pull up to the main road and come to a complete stop. Ensure the road is clear before pulling onto the main roadway.
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Since there is no sign, you do not have to stop if it is clear.
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Stop first at the bottom of the hill and then at the top before pulling onto the roadway.
Correct Answer
A. Pull up to the main road and come to a complete stop. Ensure the road is clear before pulling onto the main roadway.Explanation
The law states that you must stop at a side road even if there is not a sign before pulling onto a main road.Rate this question:
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In Illinois, for what distance should a continuous turn signal be given when making a left or right turn in the city?
- A.
Not less than 50 feet before turning
- B.
Not less than 75 feet before turning
- C.
Not less than 100 feet before turning
- D.
Not less than 200 feet before turning
Correct Answer
C. Not less than 100 feet before turningExplanation
In the country, it is not less than 200 feet before turning.Rate this question:
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Which of the following are true at a train track? (check as many as apply)
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After one train passes, check to see if there is a second train
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Once you have stopped and confirmed that there is no train, you may proceed at a red railroad light
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You can go around a railroad gate if there is no train coming
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You must yield to a train at a railroad crossing
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If moving with a stream of vehicles, it is safe to stop on the train track for a short period of time
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You always have to stop at a railroad crossing to check for a train
Correct Answer(s)
A. After one train passes, check to see if there is a second train
B. Once you have stopped and confirmed that there is no train, you may proceed at a red railroad light
D. You must yield to a train at a railroad crossingExplanation
After one train passes, it is important to check for a second train because multiple trains may be using the same track. Once you have stopped at a red railroad light and confirmed that there is no train, it is permissible to proceed. It is necessary to yield to a train at a railroad crossing to ensure safety.Rate this question:
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You want to take the parking spot that the red car is backing out of. What should you do? Check all that apply.
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Leave plenty of room so the red car can continue backing up.
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Put on your turn signal so surrounding cars know of your intent to park in the spot.
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Speed up and swiftly park in the spot before someone else takes it.
- D.
Turn to the right and back into the spot.
Correct Answer(s)
A. Leave plenty of room so the red car can continue backing up.
B. Put on your turn signal so surrounding cars know of your intent to park in the spot.Explanation
Since angled parking is one-way, you do not back into the spots because you would be facing the wrong way when you leave. Take your time and signal to everyone else that you will be parking in the recently vacated spot.Rate this question:
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