Questions and Answers
If you are in the wrong lane for turning right at an intersection, what should you do?
Drive on ahead until you can get into the proper lane, then turn at another intersection.
At 20 miles per hour, how many feet will the average driver travel before hitting the brake?
44 feet.
On multiple lane highways, where should a slow driver drive?
In the right hand lane.
What is the stopping distance at 20 mph including reaction time?
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What is the maximum daytime speed limit for passenger cars on a numbered highway?
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How much driving time should you maintain between yourself and the vehicle you are following?
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Under favorable conditions, what is the stopping distance for a vehicle going 50 miles per hour?
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What does a posted speed limit of 55 miles per hour mean?
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When should you give the proper signal while turning?
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From which lane should you turn left from a three lane, one way street?
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How many feet are required to stop a vehicle with good brakes from 20 miles per hour under good conditions?
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What is the most important thing to consider when choosing your driving speed?
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If a child ran into the road 60 to 65 feet ahead of your vehicle, what is the highest speed from which you could stop before hitting him?
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Not including thinking and reaction distance, within how many feet must lawful brakes stop a car at 20 mph?
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When approaching an intersection, bridge, or railroad crossing, how close should you not drive on the left half of the roadway?
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What should you do if you have a blow-out while driving?
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When making a long trip, how often should you stop for rest?
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What is the first thing you should do when a motor vehicle starts to skid?
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If you run off the pavement, what should you do?
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What are vehicle skids most likely to be caused by?
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When driving in fog, how can you see better?
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When must the lights on your vehicle be turned on?
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What should you do if you get drowsy while driving?
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What is the maximum fine for a first non-driving alcohol-related offense for a minor?
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For how long may a minor's driver license be suspended for a first offense of driving under the influence of alcohol?
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Study Notes
Driving Regulations and Safety
- When in the wrong lane for a right turn, proceed until you can switch lanes and turn at another intersection.
- At a speed of 20 mph, the average driver travels approximately 44 feet from noticing danger to braking.
- Slow vehicles should stay in the right-hand lane on multi-lane highways for safety.
- The total stopping distance from 20 mph, including reaction time, is about 63 feet.
- The maximum daytime speed limit for passenger cars is 70 mph on numbered highways.
- Maintain a safe following distance of 2 seconds behind the vehicle ahead for adequate reaction time.
- A vehicle traveling at 50 mph can stop in about 229 feet under favorable conditions.
- A posted speed limit of 55 mph is applicable only under safe driving conditions.
- Always signal at least 100 feet before making a turn to inform other drivers.
- When turning left from a one-way street with three lanes, utilize the left lane for the maneuver.
- Stopping from 20 mph requires about 63 feet, factoring in thinking distance.
- The crucial factors for choosing driving speed include weather, traffic, road conditions, and driver capability.
- If a child appears 60-65 feet in front of your vehicle, you can safely stop from a maximum speed of 20 mph.
- Lawful brakes must stop a car within 19 feet at 20 mph, not counting reaction distance.
- Never drive on the left half of the roadway within 100 feet of intersections, bridges, or railroad crossings.
- In the event of a tire blow-out, steer firmly, ease off the gas, and brake with caution.
- Schedule rest breaks approximately every two hours or after traveling 100 miles on long trips.
- If a vehicle starts to skid, first remove your foot from the accelerator and steer towards the skid's direction.
- If you run off the pavement, slow down and steer straight before re-entering.
- Skids are most often caused by excessive speed on slippery roads, indicating the need for cautious driving.
- To see better in fog, utilize the lower beam of your headlights.
- Activate vehicle lights during the day or night when visibility for people and vehicles is below 1,000 feet.
- When feeling drowsy while driving, it’s best to pull over, exit, and stretch your legs to regain alertness.
- The maximum fine for a first non-driving alcohol-related offense for minors is $500.
- A minor's driver's license can be suspended for one year for a first DUI offense.
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