Questions and Answers
The law requires that you do not follow any fire engines traveling to a fire closer than:
When passing, you should return to the right side of the road when?
You see the headlights in the rearview mirror.
If following a car that has its signal on and is ready to park, you should:
Stop several vehicle lengths behind.
If your cellular telephone rings while you are in traffic, you should:
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You can avoid dangerous last minute maneuvers by looking ________ ahead of your vehicle at all times.
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If you're driving on an Interstate (freeway) and a car is attempting to merge into your lane, you should:
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You must not make a U-Turn to go the opposite direction unless you can see or be seen in either direction for...
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Use your lights anytime conditions keep you from seeing ahead...
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When following a vehicle at night, dim your lights when you are within _____ of the vehicle.
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Do not park closer than 50 feet from a railroad crossing.
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During school hours, when children are going to (or leaving) school, the speed limit in a school zone is...
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On a two-way street, uphill curb parking requires...
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The recommended technique for parallel parking between two cars is to first:
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There may be times when driving 10 miles per hour is too fast for existing conditions.
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When your tire goes flat on a highway, you must:
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As per Utah law, drivers are considered to be intoxicated if the blood or breath alcohol concentration (BAC) is:
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You must not pass or change lanes within _________ of crossing an intersection.
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Study Notes
Driver's Permit Key Rules and Regulations
- Maintain a minimum distance of 500 feet behind any fire engines responding to a call.
- When passing another vehicle, return to the right side of the road only after seeing the headlights in your rearview mirror.
- If behind a car signaling to park, stop several vehicle lengths behind it to ensure safety.
- A ringing cell phone while driving should be ignored to eliminate distractions.
- Always look 10-15 seconds ahead to avoid sudden maneuvers while driving.
- If a vehicle is merging into your lane on the freeway, it is crucial to safely make room for it.
- U-turns must only be made when visibility allows for seeing or being seen for 500 feet in either direction.
- Use headlights when visibility is compromised, specifically when you can see less than 1000 feet ahead.
- Dim your headlights at night when within 300 feet of another vehicle to prevent glare.
- Parking regulations state that you must not park within 50 feet of a railroad crossing.
- In school zones during school hours, the speed limit is 20 mph to ensure safety for children.
- For curb parking on a two-way street when facing uphill, turn the steering wheel left to secure the vehicle.
- The proper technique for parallel parking involves first pulling up even with the front car.
- Driving 10 mph may be excessive depending on the existing road conditions.
- Maintaining a following distance of at least 2 seconds can help avoid rear-end collisions.
- In the event of a flat tire on a highway, it’s important to hold the steering wheel tightly for control.
- Drivers in Utah are legally considered intoxicated with a BAC of .08 or higher.
- Do not pass or change lanes within 100 feet of an intersection to avoid accidents.
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Prepare for your Utah driver's permit with this practice test. The flashcards cover key traffic laws and safe driving practices, helping you become a responsible driver. Use these questions to reinforce your knowledge before taking the written exam.
