Rules of the Road Review

Yellow lines separate traffic going

• in opposite directions.

• in the same direction.

• off an exit ramp.

• around a curve.

A solid yellow line to your left on the road means you are in or at

• a railroad crossing.

• a no-passing zone.

• a one-way street.

• an intersection.

White lines parallel to the roadway

• separate traffic going in opposite directions.

• separate traffic going in the same direction.

• separate parking spaces.

• separate traffic around curves.

On divided highways, a single, solid yellow line

• marks the right edge of the roadway.

• means that you may not pass.

• marks the left edge of the roadway.

• none of the above.

A good set of mirrors will eliminate all blind spots.

• True

• False

An example of a type of passive safety device is

• the headlights.

• the child seat.

• the seatbelt.

• the airbag.

All states require young children to ride in safety-tested and approved car seats.

• True

• False

Head restraints are valuable in preventing injuries to the head because the restraints prevent your head from hitting the steering wheel.

• True

• False

When entering your car, you should walk around

• and enter through the passenger side.

• the front of the car, facing traffic.

• the back of the car.

When parking uphill with a curb, you should turn your wheels to the

• parallel.

• right.

• left.