DRIVING KNOWLEDGE TEST – RULES 2
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Question 1 |

A | Stop completely before entering the crosswalk or intersection, only proceed when you can do so safely |
B | Stop completely before entering the crosswalk or intersection, and remain stopped until a green signal appear |
C | Slow down before entering the crosswalk or intersection, and be especially alert |
D | Slow down before entering the intersection, but only if you can do so safely |
Question 2 |

A | Blowing your horn and providing the appropriate hand signal |
B | Signaling, checking the rear view mirror and checking blind spots |
C | Signaling and decreasing speed |
D | Checking the rear view mirror |
Question 3 |

A | Traffic can drive as fast as they want in the far left lane |
B | Faster traffic should drive in this lane and use it for passing |
C | The left lane is for carpools only |
D | You cannot use the far left lane to pass |
Question 4 |

A | Driving too fast |
B | Poor tires |
C | The size of the car |
D | Poor road conditions |
Question 5 |

A | Stop your vehicle until you can see what happened |
B | Change lane to the left and speed up |
C | Don't change lane but speed up |
D | Slow down and pass with caution |
Question 6 |

A | Operate a motor vehicle to and from work |
B | Operate a motor vehicle when accompanied by a licensed driver |
C | Not drive, under any circumstances |
D | Operate a motor vehicle in a case of extreme emergency |
Question 7 |

A | The far left lane |
B | The right lane |
C | Any lane |
D | The center lane |
Question 8 |

A | At least three cars have passed |
B | Large trucks have passed |
C | All oncoming cars near to you have passed |
D | At least five5 cars have passed |
Question 9 |

A | Passing is permitted |
B | U-turns is permitted |
C | The same as a concrete barrier |
D | Left turn is permitted |
Question 10 |

A | Stop before entering the intersection and wait until traffic ahead moves on |
B | Sound horn to warn cars ahead to move on |
C | Proceed slowly into the intersection until the traffic ahead moves on |
D | Keep as close as possible to the car ahead |
Question 11 |

A | Yield to any drivers already in the roundabout |
B | Yield to pedestrians |
C | All answers are correct |
D | Yield to bicyclists |
Question 12 |

A | Check your mirrors, signal and then proceed |
B | Check your mirrors and your blind spot and then proceed |
C | Signal and then proceed |
D | Check your mirrors, signal, check your blind spot and then proceed |
Question 13 |

A | Stop and don’t proceed until the red lights stop flashing |
B | Slow down and proceed with caution |
C | Slow down before crossing |
D | Increased speed and cross tracks as quickly as possible |
Question 14 |

A | Slow down and proceed with care |
B | Take the right-of-way |
C | Stop four feet from the corner |
D | Let the pedestrian have the right-of-way |
Question 15 |

A | Use only one hand to operate your cell phone |
B | Use hands-free devices |
C | Keep the ring tone on a low volume |
D | Keep the cell phone within easy reach |
Question 16 |

A | Pass the bicycle and quickly turn right |
B | All answers are correct |
C | Let the bicycle go ahead of you and then turn right |
D | Pass the bicycle because you have the right of way |
Question 17 |

A | None of them |
B | If the school bus has stopped, and red lights are flashing, but no students present |
C | If the school bus has stopped, and red lights are flashing, but the bus is traveling in the opposite direction |
D | If the school bus has stopped, and red lights are flashing, and you are traveling in the same direction as the bus |
Question 18 |

A | Maintaining 60 feet clearance in all directions |
B | The space between your motor vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you, behind and either side |
C | None of them |
D | Keeping a seat cushion to protect your body if in a car accident |
Question 19 |

A | Try to do roadside repairs |
B | Have all occupants stay inside the vehicle |
C | You should warn other road users that your vehicle is there with emergency flashers |
D | You should leave your vehicle and call the police |
Question 20 |

A | You have the right of way |
B | Freeway vehicles have the right of way |
C | Large truck have right of way |
D | Small cars have right of way |
Question 21 |

A | On a road with a lot of curves |
B | Around children |
C | On slippery roads |
D | All answers are correct |
Question 22 |

A | Allows parking everywhere during specified times |
B | It gives everyone in your family to park in a designated disabled parking space |
C | Allows parking in designated space even if the person with the disability is a not passenger |
D | Issued to an individual, entitles the vehicle in which it is displayed to be parked in a designated disabled parking space |
Question 23 |

A | You are not required to use seat belts in large trucks and SUVs |
B | You are not required to use seat belts when driving in residential areas |
C | If you remove the seat belt from your seat, you are not required to use any |
D | Seat belt reduces the chance of being thrown from your vehicle in case of an accident |
Question 24 |

A | Is less than the posted speed limit |
B | Depends on the weather and road conditions |
C | Is little more than the posted speed limit |
D | Is the posted speed limit |
Question 25 |

A | Turning on your emergency flashers |
B | Turning on your headlights |
C | All answers are correct |
D | Turning on your parking lights |
Question 26 |

A | Any lane available |
B | The far most lane |
C | The lane closest to the curb |
D | The left lane |
Question 27 |

A | Does not matter provided you signal |
B | Immediately to the right of the centerline of the roadway |
C | Close to the left side of the roadway |
D | Close to the right-hand side of the roadway |
Question 28 |

A | No effect one way or the other |
B | None of them |
C | The effect could be multiplied |
D | You could throw up |
Question 29 |

A | Speed up to pass him |
B | Proceed as usual |
C | Exercise extreme caution |
D | Swerve into the opposite lane |
Question 30 |

A | Slow down and drive with increased caution |
B | You must stop and yield for pedestrians and oncoming traffic |
C | Signal light is out of order, proceed with caution |
D | You must make a complete stop. Move through the intersection only when it is safe to do so |
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