When you approach a school bus with flashing red lights from either direction you |
may proceed only if there is a median between you and the bus |
When an emergency vehicle approaches you using a siren, you should |
pull over to allow a clear path for the emergency vehicle |
It takes a train going 50 mph approximately |
1 1/2 miles |
Each year over _____ persons are killed in highway crashes |
500 |
The crossbuck is considered the same as a |
yield sign |
A train’s speed |
will appear slower than it is |
Most railroad crossing crashes are the result of |
driver error |
In order to obtain a learner’s permit in VA, you must be at least |
15 years and 6 months old |
The minimum age to receive a driver’s license in VA is |
16 and 3 months old |
The minimum age for a licensed driver accompanying a driver with a learner’s permit is |
21 or 18 if immediate family member |
An applicant for a learner’s permit must score ____ on signs test |
100% |
The type of license which will allow a person to drive a large truck or van designed for 16 or more passengers is a |
CDL |
The vision requirement in VA for obtaining a driver’s license is |
20/40 in one or both eyes |
A driver with a learner’s permit is limited to ___ passengers under the age of 18 |
1 |
The penalty for anyone less than 20 who is convicted of a demerit violation is |
a madatory driver improvement class |
A driver’s license expires |
on the licensee’s birthday in ages divisible by 5 |
If you are less than 18, you will receive your permanent license from |
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court |
According to the _______ law, you must submit to a chemical test for alcohol and other drugs if requested when driving on VA’s public roadways or lose your license |
implied consent |
Under the ________ law, persons less than 21 may lose the priviledge to drive if they have a BAC of .02 or above |
zero tolerance |
Vehicle registered in VA must be inspected |
once a year |
The minimum amount of liability insurance needed to satisfy the financial responsibility law in VA is |
25,000/50,000/20,000 |
Your decision to become an organ donor should be |
Recorded on your driver’s license and discussed with your family |
There are plenty of donated organs to meet the needs of all patients. |
False |
There is a national network to coordinate organ distribution. |
True |
In VA, you can get a motorcycle license without a driver’s license. |
True |
The uninsured motorist fee provides you with minimal insurance converage in the event of a crash. |
False |
You are covered by your parents’ insurance policy while driving with a learner’s permit. |
True |
Red Light |
Stop-remained stopped |
Steady Amber Light |
Clear the intersection |
Steady Green Light |
Go if the way is clear |
Flashing Red Light |
Stop-go when the way is clear |
Flashing Amber Light |
Proceed with caution |
Green Arrow |
Protected turn/go in direction of arrow |
Red signs indicate |
stop, prohibitive |
General warning signs are |
yellow |
A triangular shaped sign indicates |
yield |
A vertical-rectangular sign is a |
regulatory sign |
A yellow line indicates |
two way traffic |
A solid line indicates |
no passing |
The basic color for construction signs is |
Orange |
The fine for speeding in a work zone may be up to |
$500 |
You should signal at least ______ before you turn or change position |
4 seconds |
According to VA law, you must turn into |
the first open lane going in your direction |
The correct method of steering through a turn is |
push/pull/slide |
When parking downhill with a curb |
turn the wheels towards the curb |
You must park at least ___ from a fire hydrant |
15 |
The speed limit in school, business and residential areas is |
25 |
You are required to dim your headlights when you are within ____ feet of an approaching vehicle |
500 |
An important point to remember in skid control is |
Do not brake, look where you want the vehicle to gom steer in the direction you want to go |
The first thing you should do in the event of brake failure is to |
pump the brake pedal rapidly |
If your tire loses pressure while you are driving, you should |
Keep a firm grip on the steering wheel with both hands, release the accelerator pedal slowly |
Vehicles tend to slow down going uphill and pick up speed downhill because of |
gravity |
It is illegal to pass on the right in VA |
false |
If the foot brake fails, the parking brake may be used to stop the vehicle |
true |
Use of a lower gear may be helpful when going up or down steep grades |
true |
The use or cruise control is helpful on slippery roadways |
false |
What isn’t a necessary step when approaching a vehicle? |
check tire tread depth with a penny |
The head restraint should be adjusted |
depending on the driver’s height |
Preventative maintenance |
Is routine care you give your vehicle, is outlined in the owner’s manual, includes checking fluids |
Tires should be checked |
weekly |
The oil should be changed every |
3000-5000 miles |
When seated properly, the driver should be at least ____ inches from the steering wheel |
10 |
Driving with the hands in the 8 o’clock and 4 o’clock position |
Reduces excessive steering, helps protect the driver from airbag injuries, improves vehicle stability |
The lap belt should be adjusted to fit snugly |
across the hips |
The side view mirrors should be adjusted so that while driving the driver can see |
the vehicles in the lanes beside his/her vehicle |
Locking the door ensures that they will not fly open during a crash |
true |
When seated properly, the driver’s chin should be above the steering wheel |
true |
The steering wheel shoud be adjusted upward |
false |
When using the accelerator and brake pedal, the heel of the foot should remain on the floor |
true |
The rearview mirror should be adjusted to frame to back windshield |
true |
Cruise control |
Allows a driver to select and travel as a set speed, works at apeeds above 25 mph, should not be used on slippery surfaces |
Head restraints are designed to help reduce |
whiplash injuries |
The horn should not be used to |
show anger |
The panic button on a wireless remote door control |
causes the horn to blow and the lights to flash |
Pedal extensions are available to allow short drivers to maintain a safe distance from the steering wheel |
true |
When backing, the driver should turn the steering wheel to the right in order to back to the left |
false |
If the driver needs to adjust the defroster, he/she should place the steering hand at the top of the steering wheel temporarily |
true |
When securing the vehicle, the parking brake should be set before placing the vehicle in park |
false |
Gears below drive, provide more engine power |
true |
Position one on the ignition switch allows you to use accessories with the engine off |
false |
All vehicles have adjustable head restraints |
false |
The turn signal will always cancel after a turn |
false |
When the daytime running lights are in use, the tail lights are not on |
true |
Safety experts recommend the use of headlights whenever the vehicle is moving |
true |
There are two separate levers to open the hood |
true |
Weight transfer from side to side is known as |
roll |
Vehicle balance is maintained through |
precise steering, smooth acceleration, controlled braking |
Steering input to the left will result in weight transfer |
right |
Acceleration results in weight transfer |
backward |
Weight transfer forward or backward is known as |
pitch |
Braking results in weight transfer |
forward |
Braking just short of lockup is known as |
threshold braking |
Weight transfer resulting from loss of traction to the rear is known as |
yaw |
The steering technique best suited for mainting vehicle balance is |
push/pull/slide |
The lane position for a right turn is |
5 |
In traditional mirror settings, there is a blind spot |
over the right and left shoulders |
Blind spots are areas you cannot see on either your mirrors or peripheral vision |
true |
Blindspots are greatly reduced by using the contemporary mirror settings |
true |
Reference points are the same for all drivers |
false |
When backing straight you should look over your right shoulder |
true |
The horn should only be used to communicate presence |
true |
When pulling into traffic, the following is a crucial consideration |
visibility, time, space |
When parking or turning beyond an instersection, you should signal left or right |
After you have entered the intersection |
The gap between vehicles to give you time and space to make a safe lane change should be |
4 seconds |
You should prepare for a turn approximately _______ before you make it |
8 to 12 seconds |
Normally, the correct lane to make a left turn is |
the lane furthest to the left |
When you are making a left or right turn, it is correct to turn your wheels |
when you actually begin the turn |
When making a right turn into traffic, the gap in traffic approaching from your left should be |
8 to 11 seconds |
When making a left turn, must yeild the right-of-way to |
everything |
When backing up, one of the points most likely to hit something is |
the front side of the vehicle opposite the direction in which you are turning |
The easiest and safest methor of making a turnabout it |
driving around the block |
The first thing to do when moving your vehicle into traffic is to |
plan your move |
Changing lanes requires planning in advance and |
executing your maneuver |
When making a turn, you should use your turn signal as least |
150 to 200 feet in advance of a turn in urban areas |
When backing up, you must |
look behind your vehicle, not just un the rearview mirror |
A 2-point turn is when you use a driveway |
to reverse your direction |
The best remedy for driving fatigue is |
rest |
The vision that enables you to detect movement to the side is |
peripheral vision |
Gives 3-dimensional perspective to objects |
Depth perception |
Estimating distance between yourself and an object |
distance judgement |
Ability to see clearly |
visual activity |
What you see looking straight ahead and at an angle to the left and right |
field of vision |
Vision clearest in a narrow cone-shaped area directly in front of you |
Area of central vision |
The alcoholic content of a glass of wine, a mug of beer, or an ounce of whisky is |
about the same |
The way to sober up a person who has had too much to drink is to |
give the alcohol time to wear off |
A regulatory sign that has a red circle with a red slash means |
no |
If you come to a stop sign and there is no white stop line, |
stop even with the stop sign or just in front of it |
To determine whether or not to suspend a driver’s license, most states use |
a point system |
A certificate of title proves |
who owns a car |
When turning left at an intersection |
yield to all oncoming vehicles until you have the time and space to turn |
The air conditioner is used to |
lower humidity |
The function of an odometer is to |
keep track of the number of miles the vehicle has been driven |
You set your car’s automatic choke by |
pressing the accelerator once to the floor and then releasing it |
Locking your wheels in an emergency braking situation |
decreases braking effectiveness, can make you go into a skid, increases your stopping distance |
The friction point is |
the point where, as you let up on the clutch pedal, the trnamission and engine engage |
The first thing to do before changing lanes is |
signal your speed |
You should signal for a turn at least |
150 feet before the turn |
A driver turning right |
must yield right of way to cross traffic |
When parallel parking you |
need a space as least 5 feet longer than your car |
When an oncoming vehicle’s headlights are too bright, you should |
look at the right edge of the traffic lane beyone the oncoming car |
In a snowfall, you should drive in the tacks of the vehicle ahead of you so you |
can get better traction |
Of all the collisions between cars and pedestrians, most |
occur in urban areas |
At dusk, there is more danger of hitting a deer because |
deer move around to feed at dusk |
After passing a truck, you should not pull in closely in front of it because |
you will block the truck driver’s vision of the road |
A banked curve is one that |
is higher on the outside of the curve than the inside |
The first thing to do in the event of brake failure is to |
pump the brake pedal rapidly |
If your engine stalls |
your power brakes and power steering won’t work very well |
If your engine is flooded, you will probably |
smell gasoline |
An advantage to selecting a car with an automatic transmission is |
it is easier to drive |
Uninsured motorist insurance protects you if |
you are hit by an uninsured driver or you are a victim of a hit-and-run driver |
The wheels that receive the power from the engine are called |
the rear wheels |
The function of the differential is to |
allow each of the rear wheels to turn at a different speed when turning a corner |
Using a gasoline that has a high octance rating |
will not increase engine power |
when you pack your car for a long trip, the heaviest items should be |
in the bottom of the trunck |
Ideally, the in-vehicle test should be taken in |
the same vehicle you have practiced in |
For the test, your state may require you to present |
Your dirver’s permit, the vehicle’s registration, the vehicle’s insurance identification card |
To make sure no one is about to enter your driving path, you should always look to the sides at |
crosswalks |
While driving look at least _______ down the road |
20 to 30 seconds |
Assumptions are |
events you think might happen |
A choice |
is the selection between two or more possible options |
Before you can successfully respond to a driving event, you must have adequate |
visibility |
The total time needed for a person to determine his or her options and choose on is known as |
human-perception time |
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