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Questions and Answers
Bike crashes are most common when...
Bike crashes are most common when...
- The driver turns in front of the path of a biker (correct)
- The driver waits at the intersection
- The driver gives the bicyclist the right of way
- The driver signals before turning
In what situation will you need to use low gears?
In what situation will you need to use low gears?
When you need more power at a lower speed
To make a right turn at a corner where there is a bicycle lane, you...
To make a right turn at a corner where there is a bicycle lane, you...
Must merge into the bicycle lane within 200 feet before turning after ensuring there is no bicycle traffic
A cyclist raising their left hand signals a...
A cyclist raising their left hand signals a...
Before transplanting your organs, all doctors and medical personnel must first...
Before transplanting your organs, all doctors and medical personnel must first...
If oncoming traffic has high beam headlights on...
If oncoming traffic has high beam headlights on...
What separates traffic going both ways?
What separates traffic going both ways?
Liability insurance pays for the expenses in crashes caused by ____ under your policy.
Liability insurance pays for the expenses in crashes caused by ____ under your policy.
What does HOV stand for?
What does HOV stand for?
You must notify the DMV within 5 days when you...
You must notify the DMV within 5 days when you...
Young drivers are more likely to be involved in traffic accidents because...
Young drivers are more likely to be involved in traffic accidents because...
You may drive off the paved roadway to pass another vehicle.
You may drive off the paved roadway to pass another vehicle.
When multiple vehicles arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time, who has the right of way?
When multiple vehicles arrive at a 4-way stop at the same time, who has the right of way?
Unless otherwise stated, the speed limit in a residential area is...
Unless otherwise stated, the speed limit in a residential area is...
Why should you keep your foot off the brake during a steering failure?
Why should you keep your foot off the brake during a steering failure?
When your speed increases, your stopping distance increases.
When your speed increases, your stopping distance increases.
Many insurance companies reward customers for ____ by reducing their premiums.
Many insurance companies reward customers for ____ by reducing their premiums.
When driving at night on a dimly lit street you should...
When driving at night on a dimly lit street you should...
How much feet of space must drivers have in order to safely and legally pass bicyclists?
How much feet of space must drivers have in order to safely and legally pass bicyclists?
Flashcards
Right Turn Protocol
Right Turn Protocol
Drivers must merge into the bicycle lane at least 200 feet before turning, ensuring no cyclist is present.
Cyclist Hand Signal
Cyclist Hand Signal
A left hand signal indicates a right turn, communicating the intention to other road users.
Yellow Lines
Yellow Lines
Yellow lines separate traffic moving in opposite directions, preventing head-on collisions.
Liability Insurance
Liability Insurance
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HOV Definition
HOV Definition
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DMV Notification
DMV Notification
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Young Drivers and Risks
Young Drivers and Risks
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Passing Rules
Passing Rules
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Right of Way at Intersections
Right of Way at Intersections
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Residential Speed Limit
Residential Speed Limit
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Steering Failure
Steering Failure
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Stopping Distance
Stopping Distance
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Insurance Customer Loyalty
Insurance Customer Loyalty
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Night Driving Safety
Night Driving Safety
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Bicycle Passing Space
Bicycle Passing Space
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Low Gears
Low Gears
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Bike Crashes
Bike Crashes
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Organ Transplant Protocol
Organ Transplant Protocol
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High Beam Headlights
High Beam Headlights
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Stopping Distance
Stopping Distance
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Insurance Customer Loyalty
Insurance Customer Loyalty
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Night Driving Safety
Night Driving Safety
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Study Notes
Bike Crashes
- Commonly occur when drivers turn in front of bicycles or fail to yield the right of way at intersections.
Low Gears
- Needed when additional power is required at lower speeds.
Right Turn Protocols
- Must merge into the bicycle lane within 200 feet before a turn, ensuring no bicycle traffic is present.
Cyclist Hand Signals
- A cyclist raising their left hand indicates a right turn.
Organ Transplant Protocol
- Doctors and medical personnel are required to make every effort to save a life before proceeding with organ transplantation.
High Beam Headlights
- If opposing traffic has high beam headlights on, use the right edge of the roadway as a guide.
Yellow Lines
- Yellow lines are used to separate traffic moving in opposite directions.
Liability Insurance
- Liability insurance covers expenses resulting from crashes caused by the insured and other drivers under their policy.
HOV Definition
- HOV stands for High Occupancy Vehicle.
DMV Notification
- Vehicle sellers or transferors must notify the DMV within 5 days of the transaction.
Young Drivers and Risks
- Young drivers are statistically more prone to take risks, leading to higher traffic accident involvement.
Passing Rules
- Under no circumstances is it permissible to drive off paved roadways to pass another vehicle.
Right of Way at Intersections
- At a 4-way stop, the vehicle on the right has the right of way when multiple vehicles arrive simultaneously.
Residential Speed Limit
- The standard speed limit in residential areas is 25 mph unless otherwise indicated.
Steering Failure
- Keeping off the brake during a steering failure helps prevent swerving.
Stopping Distance
- Increasing speed results in a longer stopping distance.
Insurance Customer Loyalty
- Many insurance companies reward customer loyalty by reducing premiums for those who stay with them.
Night Driving Safety
- When driving at night on poorly lit streets, ensure to drive slowly enough to stop within the area illuminated by your headlights.
Bicycle Passing Space
- Drivers must maintain 3 feet of space when safely and legally passing through bicyclists.
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Description
Test your knowledge and prepare for the DMV permit test with these flashcards. Each card covers important definitions and situations related to driving and sharing the road safely with bikers. Ideal for those looking to enhance their understanding of driving regulations.
