When driving in fog, you should:

• a. Use your parking lights

• b. Use your low beam headlights

• c. Use your high beam headlights

When driving in darkness, you should:

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

• b. Turn on your high beam headlights as cars approach from the opposite direction

• c. Keep your eyes on the headlights of approaching vehicles

Roads are most slippery:

• a. After a heavy rain

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

• c. During heavy rain

Use your horn:

• a. To try and get "eye contact" with another driver in order to avoid a collision

• b. To try and speed up motorists or cyclists who are moving too slowly

• c. To alert other drivers to mistakes they have made

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

• a. Immediately apply the brakes

• b. Ease off the gas pedal and turn your steering wheel in the direction of the skid

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

On a curving road,

• a. Slow down before entering the curve

• b. Apply your brakes as you are driving in the curve

• c. Speed up slightly before entering the curve

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

When a school bus is stopped ahead of you with red lights flashing, you must:

• a. Stop until the red lights stop flashing

• b. Slow down and pass with caution

• c. Pull to the side or shoulder of the road until the bus begins to move again

When driving on a steep grade, you should:

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

• b. Keep your foot firmly on the brake while driving downhill

• c. Accelerate before driving uphill

An average passenger vehicle traveling 55mph needs how much space to stop?

• a. 100 feet

• b. 400 feet

• c. 200 feet