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What is the term for an adult signing for liability for civil damages caused by a minor when operating a motor vehicle?
What is the term for an adult signing for liability for civil damages caused by a minor when operating a motor vehicle?
- Blind Spots
- Assumption of Financial Responsibility (correct)
- Cancellation
- Bicycle
What is a bicycle?
What is a bicycle?
- A commercial vehicle
- A wheeled vehicle propelled by human power (correct)
- A type of recreational vehicle
- A motor vehicle
What are blind spots?
What are blind spots?
- Danger spots on highways
- Areas of roadway not visible with mirrors (correct)
- Roads with no visibility
- Areas that can be seen with mirrors
What does cancellation of a license mean?
What does cancellation of a license mean?
What is careless driving?
What is careless driving?
What is a Commercial Driver License?
What is a Commercial Driver License?
What does denied mean in driving terms?
What does denied mean in driving terms?
Who is considered a dependent in driving terms?
Who is considered a dependent in driving terms?
What is the meaning of disqualification?
What is the meaning of disqualification?
What is a Driving Privilege Card?
What is a Driving Privilege Card?
Head check means to turn your head and look to the left or right checking for traffic which can't be seen in a mirror.
Head check means to turn your head and look to the left or right checking for traffic which can't be seen in a mirror.
You may keep your out-of-state license when applying for a Utah license.
You may keep your out-of-state license when applying for a Utah license.
Third Party Testers are available to administer written knowledge and driving skills tests.
Third Party Testers are available to administer written knowledge and driving skills tests.
What must drivers under 19 complete before being licensed in Utah?
What must drivers under 19 complete before being licensed in Utah?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 16?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 16?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 17?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 17?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 18?
What is the holding period for a learner permit at age 18?
What is the holding period for a learner permit for ages 19 and older?
What is the holding period for a learner permit for ages 19 and older?
If you are 19 years of age or older and have never had a license, you do not have to take a driver education course.
If you are 19 years of age or older and have never had a license, you do not have to take a driver education course.
It is an infraction to smoke with passengers in the car younger than 15 years.
It is an infraction to smoke with passengers in the car younger than 15 years.
Children ten years of age must be properly restrained in a car seat.
Children ten years of age must be properly restrained in a car seat.
You must stop immediately for a bus stopped and displaying red flashing lights.
You must stop immediately for a bus stopped and displaying red flashing lights.
You are never allowed to park on a sidewalk.
You are never allowed to park on a sidewalk.
Study Notes
Driver License and Responsibility
- Assumption of Financial Responsibility: Adults assume liability for civil damages due to minors driving.
- Cancellation: License termination due to error, fraud, or application for state ID.
- Denied: Driving privileges may be suspended pending compliance with regulations.
- Disqualification: Temporary or permanent withdrawal of a commercial driver license.
Vehicle Definitions
- Commercial Driver License: Enables operation of vehicles over 26,001 lbs. or transporting 16+ passengers.
- Motor Vehicle: Self-propelled vehicle, excluding motorized wheelchairs, and human-powered vehicles.
- Farm Tractor: Designed primarily for agricultural use.
- Low Speed Vehicle: Electric vehicle not exceeding 25 mph, seating up to four passengers.
Driving Restrictions and Responsibilities
- Blind Spots: Areas not visible in mirrors while driving, requiring head checks.
- Careless Driving: Involves two or more moving violations while operating a vehicle.
- Third Party Testers: Authorized to administer driving skills tests for Class D licenses.
Learner Permits and Education
- Requirements for Learner Permits: Must pass knowledge test, eye exam, and complete a safety assignment.
- Holding Periods: Varies by age group; 6 months for ages 16-17, no holding period for 18+, and 3 months for 19+ if no education completed.
- Driver Education: Required for drivers under 19; those 19 and older can bypass it with a learner permit.
License Information
- Expiration: Utah driver's licenses expire every five years.
- Renewal: May renew up to six months prior to expiration.
- Regular Identification Card: Issued to U.S. citizens, nationals, or legal permanent residents.
Safe Driving Practices
- Avoid distractions while driving: No phone use, arguing with passengers, or eating.
- Regular breaks recommended for long trips: Stop every 2 hours for rest.
- Use push-pull method for steering control.
Traffic Regulations
- Traffic Lights:
- Green: Proceed with caution if clear.
- Yellow: Signal impending change to red.
- Speed Limits: Specific limits in school zones (20 mph), residential areas (25 mph), and major highways (55 mph).
Miscellaneous
- Child Safety: Children must be in car seats until age 15; air bags deploy at speeds up to 200 mph.
- Traffic Control: Includes signals and road markers; must obey flaggers in work zones.
- Parking Regulations: Not allowed on sidewalks; must stop for school buses displaying red lights.
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Test your knowledge on the responsibilities and definitions related to driver licenses. This quiz covers topics such as financial responsibility, vehicle definitions, and driving restrictions. Understand the key concepts that every driver should know to ensure compliance with regulations.
