Driving Conditions

Front

When driving in fog, you should: a. Use your parking lights, b. Use your low beam headlights, c. Use your high beam headlights

Back

Use your low beam headlights.

Front

When driving in darkness, you should:

Back

Drive slowly enough to stop within the distance lighted by your headlights.

Front

Roads are most slippery: When it first starts to rain or drizzle after a dry spell

Back

When it first starts to rain or drizzle after a dry spell

Front

If your car begins to skid on a road, you should:

Back

Ease off the gas pedal and turn your steering wheel in the opposite direction from the skid.

Front

On a curving road, what should you do? Options: Slow down before entering the curve, Apply your brakes as you are driving in the curve, Speed up slightly before entering the curve

Back

Slow down before entering the curve

Front

If your accelerator becomes stuck, you should: a. Turn off the ignition, apply the brakes and try to drive safely off the road, b. Shift into neutral, apply the brakes and try to drive safely off the road, c. Shift into park, apply the brakes and try to drive safely off the road

Back

Shift into neutral, apply the brakes and try to drive safely off the road

Front

When driving on a steep grade, you should:

Back

Shift into a lower gear while driving either uphill or downhill.

Front

Can driving at the speed limit be an inappropriate speed?

Back

Yes, it can be inappropriate.

Front

When driving in snow, you should use: low beam headlights and reduce speed, low beam headlights and drive at the posted speed, high beam headlights and reduce speed, high beam headlights and drive at the posted speed

Back

low beam headlights and reduce speed

Front

Hydroplaning occurs when your tires

Back

lose contact with the road