FREE CALIFORNIA ROAD RULES TEST 4

This online DMV California practice test features multiple-choice questions designed to help individuals prepare for the DMV California test required to obtain a driver’s license.

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California Road Rules Test 04

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The first thing you should do if your accelerator becomes stuck is what?

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Which of these should you not do when approaching a traffic break created by law enforcement?

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If you start to skid in poor conditions, what should you do with the steering wheel?

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Why should you always move up to within 5 feet of a crosswalk when stopping?

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If you wish to drive more slowly than other traffic, you should keep...?

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Your horn should only ever be used to...?

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If you have emergency flares or triangles, when you break down you should put them within what distance behind your vehicle?

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If you are driving on an instruction permit, the person accompanying you should be...?

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When parallel parking you should aim to be no more than what distance from the curb?

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You should not make a U-turn unless you can see how far in both directions?

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If you are being passed, which of these is the only correct thing to do?

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On a three lane highway, if you want to drive slowly you should select the...?

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If you are involved in a collision, what must you do?

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A good sign that it is safe to return to your lane having passed another vehicle is when you can see what area of the vehicle in your rearview mirror?

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If an area has restrictions meaning you can only stop for a set time to load/unload passengers or freight, what color will the curb be?

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What is the speed limit at blind intersections?

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If you need to make a call on a cell phone, you should...?

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You don't have to stop for a school bus coming towards you if...?

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If a vehicle has an orange and red triangle on the back, what does this mean?

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If you change address, you must notify the DMV of the change within what period?

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If you have to stop on the freeway, your vehicle should be visible for at least how far in both directions?

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For violations in highway construction or maintenance zones, fines will be...?

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Two 'at fault' collisions/convictions within 12 months when driving on a provisional driver license will result in a suspension from driving (unless accompanied by a parent or 25 years plus adult who holds a license) of how long?

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The speed limit within 100 feet of a railroad crossing is 15 mph if you can't see the tracks for what distance in both directions?

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When a peace officer wants to stop you, you should acknowledge their presence by doing what?

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A provisional DL holder may not, unless accompanied by a parent, guardian, instructor or driver 20 years old, carry passengers who are below what age?

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Headlights must always be used from what time after sunset and before sunrise?

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When traveling at 55 mph, a large truck may take approximately what distance to stop?

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If you are following a motorcyclist, what following distance should you give them?

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Children must be properly secured in a federally approved child passenger restraint system if they are below the age of eight years or are shorter than...?

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