Questions and Answers
If you are found guilty of an alcohol violation and it is your first conviction, how much could you be fined?
At an intersection where there is no stop sign or traffic signal, to whom must drivers yield?
vehicles approaching from the right
A driver should never drive on the shoulder of any street or road, unless directed by a police officer.
True
The shoulder harness should not be worn across the shoulder and chest.
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What happens if drivers pass a stopped school bus with red lights flashing upon conviction?
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How many feet would you need to stop if you were traveling at 55 mph?
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When approaching a stop sign or stop line, what must you do?
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The registered owner of the special certificate or vehicle with the appropriate license plate must exit the vehicle when utilizing a designated space.
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On a road with three or more lanes traveling in the same direction, where should a driver remain?
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You should always expect a train and never assume one is not coming.
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When there are no signs or lane markings to control turning, a driver should turn into the lane closest to the direction of travel.
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Pedestrians carrying a white cane or using a guide dog must be given absolute right of way.
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If you are pulled over for drinking and driving, the law enforcement officer can choose which test to request.
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Bicycles are required to travel on the left-hand side of the road with other traffic.
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Drivers entering a traffic circle or rotary must yield to drivers already in the circle.
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What is the safest speed to drive in traffic?
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If convicted of a first offense alcohol conviction, your fines will be $1,000 to $5,000 plus court costs.
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What should you do to reduce stopping time?
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Parking lights may only be used when parked.
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A solid white line between lanes of traffic indicates that you can cross the line to change lanes.
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Worn tires can cause what dangerous situation?
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What does an EXEMPT sign mean?
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When driving in traffic, what is the best practice concerning speed?
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You should never park within 50 feet of a fire hydrant.
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A curb that is painted red indicates a fire zone.
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When raining, hot pavement can become slippery for the first few moments.
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The three (3) types of distractions are Cognitive, Visual and ____________________.
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The maximum speed limit should be used in any conditions.
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You are approaching an intersection with a flashing red light, you should stop and check for traffic and then proceed with caution.
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Worn tires can cause hydroplaning, which means to keep speed down and __________.
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A solid white line along the side of the roadway indicates what?
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The maximum speed limit in any conditions should be reduced when?
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Children must be secured in a child safety seat until what ages?
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A red arrow on a traffic light means you may not turn.
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What should you do when you see a solid double yellow line in the center of the roadway?
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You can reduce the time it takes to stop your vehicle by:
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Study Notes
Alcohol Violations
- First conviction for alcohol violations can lead to fines ranging from $150 to $1000, in addition to court costs.
- Possible jail sentence of up to one year.
Intersections and Yielding
- In the absence of stop signs or signals at intersections, yield to vehicles approaching from the right.
Driving Restrictions
- Driving on the shoulder is prohibited unless directed by a police officer.
Seat Belt Use
- A shoulder harness must be worn across the shoulder and chest for safety.
School Bus Regulations
- Passing a stopped school bus with red lights is classified as a Class A misdemeanor, incurring fines between $250 and $1000, and potential jail time of up to 90 days.
Stopping Distances
- It takes approximately 300 feet to stop when traveling at 55 mph.
Stop Signs
- When approaching a stop sign or line, drivers must stop at the stop line if present.
Designated Parking Spaces
- The registered owner of a vehicle with a special certificate or appropriate license plate must exit the vehicle when using designated spaces.
Lane Usage
- On roads with three or more lanes, drivers should stay in the right lane except when passing or in heavy merging traffic.
Train Safety
- Always expect a train at crossings, regardless of whether one has been seen recently.
Turning Regulations
- Without signage or lane markings, turn into the lane closest to the intended direction of travel.
Pedestrian Rights
- Pedestrians using a white cane or guide dog have absolute right of way.
DUI Testing
- Officers can choose which type of sobriety test (saliva, breath, urine) to administer during a DUI stop.
Bicycling Laws
- Bicycles must travel on the right-hand side of the road with other traffic.
Traffic Circles
- Drivers entering a traffic circle must yield to traffic already within the circle.
Speed and Accidents
- Over half of crashes resulting in injury or death occur at speeds below 40 mph and within 25 miles of home.
Safe Driving Practices
- Being alert to surroundings is essential for safe driving.
Shared Turn Lane
- A shared turn lane is marked by a solid yellow line on the outside and yellow dashed lines on the inside.
Traffic Sign Meanings
- A specific traffic sign indicates an intersection.
Railroad Crossing Rules
- School buses are required to stop at all railroad crossings.
Rights of Bicycles
- Bicycles have equal rights and responsibilities as other vehicles on public roads.
Parking Regulations
- Vehicles should be parked less than 18 inches from the curb.
Driving Speed Adaptations
- Adjust speed according to road and traffic conditions to improve stopping time.
Parking Light Usage
- Parking lights are only permitted when the vehicle is parked.
Lane Change Indicators
- A solid white line between lanes indicates that lane changes are not permitted.
Effects of Worn Tires
- Worn tires can lead to hydroplaning, increasing the risk of losing control.
Exempt Road Signs
- An EXEMPT sign indicates that a crossing has been abandoned; follow local procedures when stopping.
Safe Speed in Traffic
- The safest speed in traffic matches the speed of surrounding vehicles.
Passing Large Vehicles
- Always pass tractor-trailers on the left side for safety.
Causes of Skids
- Most skids result from driving too fast for weather or road conditions.
Smoking Regulations
- It is illegal to smoke tobacco in a vehicle if a child under 14 is present.
Warning Signs
- Warning signs are typically yellow and diamond-shaped, featuring black letters or symbols.
Headlight Usage Rules
- Arkansas law requires headlights to be turned on when windshield wipers are in use.
Traffic Lights
- A flashing red light at an intersection requires stopping and checking for traffic before proceeding cautiously.
DUI Convictions
- Conviction of DUI can lead to license revocation until the individual turns 21 and potential fines of $2000.
Hydroplaning Response
- When a vehicle begins to hydroplane, reduce speed immediately.
Fog Line Definition
- A solid white line along the roadway is known as a fog line, indicating the outer edge.
Instruction Permit Regulations
- An applicant with an instruction permit must be accompanied by a licensed driver aged 21 or older.
Mechanical Issues
- In case of a faulty accelerator, move to neutral, pull off safely, and turn off the engine.
Double Yellow Lines
- A solid double yellow line indicates that passing is prohibited for vehicles going in both directions.
Child Safety Seat Requirement
- Children must be secured in a child safety seat until they are at least 6 years old and weigh 60 pounds.
Fire Hydrant Regulations
- Parking within 50 feet of a fire hydrant is prohibited.
Curb Color Codes
- A red-painted curb signifies a fire zone.
Rainy Weather Precautions
- Roads can become especially slippery during the first few minutes of rain on hot pavement.
Types of Distractions
- Distractions while driving can be categorized as Cognitive, Visual, and Physical.
Alcohol Consumption Impact
- Even one alcoholic drink can impair driving ability.
Maximum Speed Limit Rule
- The maximum speed limit should be adjusted according to road conditions; drivers are not exempt from reducing speeds under hazardous conditions.
Freezing Ice Conditions
- Ice near its freezing point is more slippery than ice at lower temperatures.
Vehicle Interior Temperature
- On a hot day, the interior temperature of a parked vehicle can rise by 15 degrees every nine minutes after the initial five minutes.
Instruction Permit Driver Regulations
- An applicant with an instruction permit must always be accompanied by a licensed driver who is 21 or older.
Wet Road Conditions
- On wet roads, reduce speed by at least 10 mph to maintain control.
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