Questions and Answers
A driver license is required for which of the following?
If a law enforcement officer swears that a driver has refused a legal chemical test, what must the Division of Motor Vehicles do?
Which of the following happen(s) under the point system?
When a driver has a total of 7 points, which of the following may happen?
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Conviction for which of the following carries the highest number of points?
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A driver will lose his/her license if convicted of which of the following?
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To get a revoked driver license restored, a person must do which of the following?
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Roughly half of all traffic fatalities involve which of the following?
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The percentage of highway deaths caused by drunken persons is about what?
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Which of the following statements about pedestrian deaths is correct?
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When you are walking at night along a road without sidewalks, you should do which of the following?
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If you approach an intersection where there are no traffic lights/signs and a pedestrian is attempting to cross your path, who has the right-of-way?
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If you are walking along a road at night, what should you do?
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A safe driver does which of the following?
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As you approach an intersection to make a right turn, you should turn on your right turn signal and do which of the following?
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Study Notes
Driver License Requirements
- A driver license is needed when sitting in the driver's seat with the engine running or steering a vehicle being towed.
Chemical Test Refusal
- If a driver refuses a legal chemical test, the DMV revokes their license for at least 12 months based on the officer's statement.
Point System Consequences
- Accumulating 12 points in 3 years can result in license loss.
Points Deduction
- Accumulating 7 points may require proof of financial responsibility; however, a driver can have 3 points deducted by completing a Driver Improvement Clinic.
Conviction Points
- Passing a stopped school bus unloading children carries the highest points among various traffic offenses.
License Suspension Offenses
- A conviction for speeding over 75 mph in a 55 mph zone leads to license revocation.
Restoring a Revoked License
- To restore a revoked license, a driver must obtain permission from the DMV and pay a restoration fee.
Traffic Fatality Statistics
- Approximately 50% of traffic fatalities involve a drunken individual.
- Drunken persons contribute to about 38% of highway deaths.
Pedestrian Safety Insights
- In cities, 40% of traffic fatalities involve pedestrians, highlighting the vulnerability of this group.
Walking at Night
- When walking without sidewalks at night, individuals should walk on the left side facing traffic for safety.
Right-of-Way Rules
- At uncontrolled intersections, pedestrians have the right-of-way over vehicles.
Night Walking Precautions
- Walking along a road at night requires wearing or carrying something white for visibility.
Safe Driving Practices
- A safe driver frequently checks rear-view and side mirrors to maintain awareness of surroundings.
Right Turn Procedures
- Correct procedures for making a right turn do not include steering toward the center of the road; signaling is essential.
Managing Fatigue While Driving
- If feeling sleepy on long trips, it’s crucial to stop and rest rather than relying on environmental stimulants like open windows.
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Test your knowledge on driver license requirements, consequences of chemical test refusal, and the point system for traffic offenses. This quiz covers various aspects of traffic laws and regulations, helping you understand the rules associated with maintaining a valid driver license.
