Mars Driving Academy: GDL Class - Cumulative Review 1 (Ch 1-4)

Which of these statements is NOT TRUE?

• Sometimes even good drivers cannot avoid collisions.

• A driver education course helps new drivers eliminate any risk of driving.

• Any driver involved in a collision must stop.

• A collision happens when a vehicle hits a person, vehicle, or another object.

The three stages of the New Mexico GDL program are

• pedestrian permit, temporary license, and permanent license.

• provisional license, driver's license, and full license.

• instructional permit, provisional license, and driver's license.

• Permit, temporary, and provisional.

You can get a good start toward becoming a skillful driver by

• having financial independence.

• taking a driver-education course.

• buying a fast car.

• buying a safe car.

Pedestrians, drivers, and cyclists in the HTS are all called

• low-risk drivers.

• roadway users.

• youthful users.

• beginning drivers.

A safe driver is responsible for

• himself or herself only.

• passengers and self only.

• other roadway users only.

• passengers, other roadway users, and self.

Posted minimum speed limits are

• the fastest speed you can drive in ideal conditions.

• the slowest speed you can drive under ideal conditions.

• the speed you should drive at night.

• is only a suggestion.

A sign with an orange background in a diamond or rectangular shape indicates a

• recreation area.

• speed zone.

• construction zone.

• school zone.

A solid white line between two lanes of traffic means that you are

• in a passing zone.

• on a two-way street.

• discouraged from crossing the line.

• in a no passing zone.

You are first in line at a traffic signal, and it just changed from red to green. This means

• you should check for cross traffic and proceed if it's safe to do so.

• it's safe to go without checking for cross traffic.

• you should accelerate quickly in case there are any vehicles still crossing.

• you don't have to wait for the green light if you are first in line.

A sign shaped like a diamond means

• warning.

• railroad crossing.

• route marking.

• school zone.