Chapter 16 - Traffic, Insurance, and the Law

This type of auto insurance would cover the cost of damages caused by you hitting a pedestrian.

• Assigned-risk

• Bodily-injury liability

• Collision

• Property-damage liability

This type of auto insurance would cover the cost of damages caused by a lightning strike...

• Assigned-risk

• Comprehensive

• Collision

• Towing

This type of insurance would cover the cost of damages you cause by backing over a mailbox...

• Comprehensive

• Assigned-risk

• Property-damage liability

• Collision

Your vehicle depreciates in value....

• The minute you drive away from the dealership

• Due to its mileage

• Due to its age

• All of the above

If your insurance company drops you (cancels your coverage)...your driving record will not carry-over to your new company?

• True

• False

The amount of money you pay upfront to your Auto Insurance Company to start your insurance coverage is called the...

• Policy

• Deductible

• Premium

• Estimate

When you sign your Drivers License you are legally responsible for the damages and/or injuries you cause as the driver, this law is called...

• Zero Tolerance Law

• Scotts Law

• Financial-Responsibility Law

• None of the above, it's not a law

A bicyclist has all the rights and responsibilities applicable to a vehicle driver, including the right of way on roads and intersections......

• True

• False

Parking a vehicle, whether occupied or not, is prohibited...

• Within 15 feet of a fire hydrant

• Within 20 feet of a fire station driveway or crosswalk at an intersection

• Within 30 feet of a STOP sign, YIELD sign or traffic control signal

• All of the above

When must a driver slow down for a school zone....

• On school days between 6:30 am and 4 pm when children are present

• Only during recess

• On weekends

• Only when crossing-guards are present.