A. Answer it if you have a hands-free device
B. Let the call go to voice mail
C. Answer it if the call is from your parents
A. Legal, if it is your child
B. Illegal at all times
C. Not restricted by law
A. Their need to push themselves and their cars to the limit
B. Slow reflexes
C. Fear of taking risks
D. Lack of driving skills
A. Turn your car around and drive in the opposite direction
B. Pull to the right shoulder and stop
C. There may be a hazard or collision ahead
A. The driver behind you wants to pass
B. You are crowded by a tailgater
C. Both of the above
A. You will be required to drive supervised by a licensed adult driver
B. You will be sent a warning letter
C. Your driving privilege will be suspended
D. Your parents will cancel your license
A. Responsible for accidents you may have
B. Only responsible for you if you are driving cars registered to them
C. Legally responsible for any accidents you may have that cause injury or damage to property
A. Increase noise
B. Direct exhaust fumes to the rear
C. Make it gas tight
A. 30 mph
B. 20 mph
C. 25 mph
D. 15 mph
A. Left, right, left and right again before pulling out
B. Straight ahead and to the left before pulling out
C. Left, right, and left again before pulling out
A. When one driver is going faster or slower than other drivers on the road
B. On bridges and overpasses
C. On multi-laned freeways
D. On city streets during rush hour
A. 25 mph
B. 20 mph
C. 30 mph
A. An empty lane next to the freeway dividers
B. The median strip on a divided highway
C. A space set aside for pedestrians
A. After you have passed the accident scene
B. Before you reach the accident scene
C. Next to the accident scene.
A. 6
B. 18
C. 12
A. Light rail vehicles do not have the same responsibilities as other vehicles on public roads.
B. You must always pass a light rail vehicle on the right
C. Light rail vehicles can preempt traffic signals
A. The driver on your left goes first
B. You go first
C. Whoever is signaling to make the turn
A. Shifting to a lower gear after you start down a steep hill
B. Following in the tracks of the vehicle in front of you
C. Slowing down as you approach curves and intersections.
A. $500
B. $1000
C. $1,500
A. Under no circumstances
B. No more than 200 feet before turning
C. No more than 100 feet before turning
A. To the inspection of your vehicle for alcohol
B. To be tested for alcohol in your blood
C. For a field sobriety test
A. Out far enough to see cross traffic
B. At the crosswalk
C. After the crosswalk
A. Prepare to stop and yield the right-of-way if necessary
B. Continue at the same speed since you have the right of way
C. Move as far to the right as possible and maintain your speed
A. 5 second
B. 7 second
C. 10-12 second
A. They lack the skills to drive safely
B. They do not use judgment
C. They drive unsafe vehicles
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