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What does tailgating mean?

• Driving in the left lane

• Driving too fast

• the car behind you is following too close

• Driving without headlights

What should you do if you are being tailgated?

• Increase your speed

• move into the right lane

• reduce speed and allow the tailgater to pass you

• slow down quickly

Sam is driving slower than other vehicles. He should

• pull to the side of the road and let the vehicles pass. There are “turnout” areas on some roadways you can use.

• speed up and then stop when he can and let them pass

• Turn off the road and take a different route.

• Stop in the road and wait for the other vehicles to pass.

What are the steps to parallel parking with cars behind you?

• after all cars behind you have passed you may park

• pull next to space

• put turn signal on

• allow other cars to pass

Avoid driving next to other vehicles on multi-lane roads.

• true

• false

Where should your car be while driving?

• towards the line on the drivers side

• towards the line on the passenger side

• in the middle of you lane

Keep an _______ space between your car and parked vehicles.

• extra

• Adequate

• Considerable

• Generous

What should you do in this situation?

• honk so the bicycle will pull off the road

• wait until it is safe to pass in the adjoining lane

• go ahead and move to the other lane forcing that car off the road

• stop and wait

Do not ever share a lane with a:

• bug

• pedestrian

• bicyclist

• bird

What is the split difference rule?

• A method of determining the risk of an event occurring

• A technique used to identify potential safety issues

• A process of evaluating the potential consequences of an action

• when you split the difference between two (2) hazards