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1. In the following diagram, which vehicle has the right of way at the uncontrolled intersection? Arrows indicate the direction each vehicle is traveling.

None.
Car X.
Both.
Car Y.

2. In the following diagram, which vehicle has the right of way at the uncontrolled intersection? Arrows indicate the direction each vehicle is traveling.

None.
Car X.
Both.
Car Y.

3. When you are following vehicles which often stop (buses, post office vans, etc.):

Do not pass, wait until they turn off the road.
Blow your horn to warn them you are following.
Allow more following distance than usual.
Keep your emergency flashers turned on.

4. If you have a blowout while driving, you should:

Look for a safe place to drive off the road.
Apply the brakes as soon as you notice the blowout.
Keep going at the same speed until you can get off the road.
Continue driving on the shoulder until you get to the next exit.

5. Before beginning to pass, you should:

Drive up close behind the lead vehicle.
Judge the speed of the lead vehicle.
Slow down so you will have more room to pass.
Blow your horn and put on the bright lights.

6. The hand signal for left turn is:

Pointing the arm and hand down.
Holding the arm and hand up.
Putting the arm and hand straight out.
Making circular motions with the arm.

7. When can you make a right turn on a red traffic signal?

After a full stop, if there is no sign prohibiting right turn on red and the way is clear.
When traffic light first changes.
When yielding to pedestrians and traffic.

8. The best way to tell whether you are permitted to pass other vehicles is to see if:

There is a green flashing light.
There are solid or broken lane markings.
The vehicle ahead signals it is OK to pass.
The road ahead is straight.

9. You may pass a vehicle on the right, only if:

You use the shoulder when passing.
You are on a two-lane road and there is oncoming traffic.
The vehicle ahead of you is about to make a left turn.
There are solid lane markings.

10. How can you see a car in your blind spot?

By using both your side and rear view mirrors.
By glancing over your shoulder.
By re-adjusting the outside mirrors.

11. Under normal road conditions you should keep a following distance of:

Two car lengths.
25 to 30 feet.
Two seconds.

12. When driving in bad weather you should:

Increase following distance to 3 or 4 seconds.
Maintain a regular following distance.
Decrease following distance.

13. What must a driver do before entering a street or highway from an alley, private road, or drive-way?

Stop, yield right-of-way to pedestrians and vehicles.
Stop before entering the road only if there is a stop sign or red light.
Slow down only when there is traffic on the road.
Slow down and sound your horn before entering the road.

14. Under which of the following conditions would the road be more likely to be slippery?

Center lines have just been painted.
New highway just opened for public use.
It has rained for several hours.
It has just started to rain or drizzle.

15. On a short entrance to an interstate where there is no acceleration lane:

Come to a complete stop before entering the interstate.
Enter the far right traffic lane and speed up to the flow of traffic there.
Use the shoulder of the main road to get up to the speed of the traffic.
Speed up on the entrance only after you have found a gap in traffic.

16. If you strike an unattended vehicle, you are required to:

Stay at the scene until the owner returns.
Leave your name, address, and registration number, and then notify the police.
Leave your drivers license on the damaged vehicle and call your insurance company.
Not move your vehicle until the accident is investigated.

17. When driving a motor vehicle at night, you should dim your headlights when:

500 feet from meeting an oncoming car.
300 feet behind another motor vehicle.
Both of the above.
Neither of the above.

18. Driving slower than the minimum speed limit when not necessary for safety is:

The right of any driver.
Safer.
A violation of the law.

19. When you see or hear an emergency vehicle with a flashing light, siren blowing or bell ringing, you should:

Maintain speed.
Slow down.
Pull over to the right.

20. The best way to tell whether or not you are permitted to pass another vehicle is to see if:

There is a flashing green light.
There are solid or broken lane markings.
The road has no hills.

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