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Questions and Answers
When following a vehicle at night, lower your high beam headlights when you are within?
When entering a freeway, you should not?
To avoid the glare from oncoming headlights, you should?
If your vehicle begins to hydroplane, you should?
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You should avoid the right lane of the freeway during rush hour?
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Switch to low beams when oncoming traffic is within?
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If you have a tire blowout, you should?
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When you merge onto a freeway, you should be driving?
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The best way to bring your vehicle out of a skid is to?
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If you are in the black car, the most difficult car for you to see is?
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When changing lanes, check your side mirrors for other traffic and?
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To keep aware of the position of traffic behind you, it is best to?
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Normally, the distance from you to the vehicle ahead should be at least equivalent to?
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If you come to an intersection and your view to the side is blocked, you should?
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You are required by law to notify the Motor Vehicle Division of a change of address within?
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Penalties for the first conviction for driving under the influence are?
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Penalties for the second conviction for driving under the extreme influence are?
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You are driving under the influence if your blood alcohol concentration is?
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Study Notes
Headlight Usage
- Dim high beam headlights when following another vehicle at night within 200 feet.
- Switch to low beams when oncoming traffic is within 500 feet.
Freeway Merging and Lane Changes
- Do not cross a solid line when entering a freeway.
- Match your speed to the right lane traffic while merging onto the freeway.
- Leave the right lane during rush hour to accommodate vehicles entering and exiting.
Handling Adverse Conditions
- In case of hydroplaning, release the accelerator instead of braking.
- If a tire blowout occurs, do not brake but slowly pull off the road.
- To recover from a skid, turn the wheel in the direction of the skid.
Visibility and Awareness
- When checking for traffic while changing lanes, always turn your head and look over your shoulder.
- Maintain awareness of traffic behind you by frequently checking your rearview mirror.
- The safe following distance from the vehicle ahead should be at least 3 seconds.
Intersection Safety
- If your view is blocked at an intersection, stop and inch forward to see clearly in both directions.
Address and Legal Requirements
- Notify the Motor Vehicle Division of any address change within 10 days.
DUI Penalties
- For the first conviction of driving under the influence: 10 days jail, $1,250 fine, alcohol treatment, community service, and ignition interlock.
- For the second conviction under extreme influence: 120 days jail, $3,250 fine, 1-year revocation, alcohol treatment, community service, and ignition interlock.
- Driving under the influence is defined as having a blood alcohol concentration of 0.08% or higher (0.04% for commercial drivers).
Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) Levels
- Driving under the extreme influence is indicated by a BAC of 0.18% or above.
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Test your knowledge on essential driver safety rules including headlight usage, freeway merging, and handling adverse conditions. This quiz covers vital strategies for maintaining visibility and awareness on the road, as well as intersection safety. Prepare to improve your driving skills and ensure a safer driving experience.