Urban and Rural Driving

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To enter a one-way street going left, you should

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position your vehicle in the left lane

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How far ahead should you check traffic signals? Options: the next intersection only, at least a block ahead, no fewer than three blocks ahead, no more than a block ahead

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at least a block ahead

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When changing lanes, check the blind spot by

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checking over your shoulder in the direction you are going to move.

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When following another vehicle, you should look

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through, over, and around that vehicle

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It is illegal to pass another vehicle: at an intersection, on a multilane street, over a broken lane marker, on a one-way street.

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at an intersection

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How can you maintain a good sight distance while driving in city areas?

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Maintain a 3-second following distance

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Why is city driving more difficult than driving in other environments?

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There are more hazards, and you have to deal with them more frequently.

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A driver who follows too closely is called a

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tailgater

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If an oncoming driver crosses into your path of travel, the space that is usually available for you to move your vehicle is

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to the right of your vehicle

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How can you identify a one-way street? Options: Parking is allowed only on the right, Solid lane markers are present, Turn lanes are marked, Most traffic signs face the same direction

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Most traffic signs face the same direction