Driving Safety Quiz

Slow down before entering the curve to maintain control.

Look left first, then right, then left again.

Slow down once you're in the exit lane.

On all sides of the vehicle.

Allows you time to react to unexpected situations.

On an incline.

Reduce your speed.

A broken yellow line indicates that passing is allowed when safe. This line separates traffic moving in opposite directions.

A broken white line indicates that passing is allowed when safe. This line separates traffic moving in the same direction.

A solid white line indicates that passing is not allowed. This line separates traffic moving in the same direction.

A double solid yellow line indicates that passing is not allowed. This line separates traffic moving in opposite directions.

Orange signs indicate construction zones, which are areas where roadwork is being performed.

Aggressive driving is any behavior that endangers other drivers or pedestrians. Examples include tailgating, speeding, and making rude gestures.

Distracted driving occurs when your attention is taken away from the road, such as texting, eating, or talking on the phone.

When encountering an aggressive driver, remain calm, avoid eye contact, and let them pass safely. Do not make any sudden moves or engage with them.

When driving at night, increase the distance between your car and the car in front of you. This gives you more time to react to hazards.

If your tire bursts, gently ease off the accelerator and let the car slow down. Don't slam on the brakes until the car has slowed considerably.

If your car skids, don't use the brakes. It can make the skid worse. Let the car slow down naturally.

The first half hour after rain starts is when roads are most slippery. The oil from cars mixes with rain, making it extra slick.

If two drivers arrive at a four-way stop at the same time, the driver on the right has the right-of-way. It's like a courtesy for the driver on the left.

When your car's Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) is active, press and hold the brake pedal firmly in a slippery situation. The ABS will automatically pump the brakes for you.

If you are experiencing strong emotions like worry, excitement, or anger, don't drive. Focus on calming down before attempting to drive.

When driving at night, use your headlights to see better. Follow the rules for using high beams and low beams. To avoid being blinded, do not look directly at the headlights of oncoming vehicles.

The road ahead has curves in opposite directions. Drivers should slow down.

The road curves back and forth, requiring drivers to reduce speed.

The roadway width decreases. Drivers should be careful to stay within the driving lane.

Other vehicles are entering the road from the right side. Drivers should be aware and create space for merging.

A new lane joins the existing road. Drivers should be aware of additional traffic on the road.

Farm vehicles are sharing the roadway with cars. Drivers should drive cautiously and be prepared to slow down.

The road is shared with horses and carriages. Drivers must drive with caution and be prepared to slow down.

The road ahead might have farm animals crossing. Drivers should be aware and ready to stop if needed.

This sign indicates that the location is designed for people with disabilities.

This sign indicates that the location has a wildlife viewing area. It's a great spot for observing animals in their natural habitat.

This sign indicates a location where you can launch a boat.

This sign indicates the location of a historical marker. It's a place where something significant happened in history.

This sign indicates that the location has a ski area. This means you can go skiing or snowboarding there.

These signs display distances to various locations in miles. Look for the distance to your desired location.

These signs are used to inform drivers about upcoming exits and advise them to merge into the appropriate lanes.

This sign indicates the presence of a trolley station for public transportation.

At a four-way stop, the first car to arrive should proceed, and if two cars arrive simultaneously, the vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right.

Clear all snow, ice, and frost from all vehicle windows before driving, including the windshield.

When passing parked vehicles, be prepared for a person or vehicle to unexpectedly enter your lane.

Pump your brakes firmly to stop quickly when your car lacks anti-lock brakes.

A regulatory sign with a red circle and a slash means the action is forbidden.

Drivers must slow down and be prepared to stop, yielding the right of way to pedestrians and cross traffic.

Drivers are approaching one-way traffic from the wrong direction and should turn around immediately.

Drivers are approaching an obstruction and should keep to the right.