Driving Manual Quiz

What is a scenario when you should use your signal? (1)

• Pulling next to the curb or away from the curb

• When parking in your driveway at home.

• When changing lanes in an empty parking lot.

• When reversing out of a parking space in a lot with no other cars nearby.

What is a scenario when you should use your signal? (2)

• When exiting a roundabout without any other vehicles around.

• When pulling into a gas station with no other vehicles present.

• Approaching an intersection and planning to turn shortly after crossing

• When passing a stationary vehicle on a straight road.

What is a scenario when you should use your signal? (3)

• When passing a stationary vehicle on a straight road.

• When stopping at a red light without any intention to turn.

• When you are the only vehicle on a deserted highway.

• Changing lanes or merging with traffic

What should you remember about signaling when you no longer need to do it?

• Switch your signal to the opposite direction immediately.

• Turn off your signal only when you reach your final destination.

• Remember to turn off your signal when you no longer need it

• Turn off your signal only if another driver honks at you.

When should you use your horn? (1)

• When stopping at a red light to get the attention of pedestrians.

• When passing through a quiet residential neighborhood late at night.

• When you want to test if your horn is working, while driving.

• Avoid collisions

When should you use your horn? (2)

• When you see an attractive person walking by.

• Alert oncoming traffic on narrow mountain roads where you cannot see at least 200 feet ahead.

• When leaving a parking lot, regardless of other traffic.

• When approaching animals on the side of the road to scare them away.

When should you use your horn? (3)

• Warn others of a hazard

• When stopping at a red light to get the attention of pedestrians.

• When you are frustrated and want to express your anger at traffic.

• When passing through a quiet residential neighborhood late at night.

What is a true headlight rule? (1)

• Dim your high-beam headlights to low beams within 500 feet of a vehicle coming toward you or within 300 feet of a vehicle you are following

• Only use headlights when driving in reverse.

• Turn on headlights only when you see another vehicle approaching.

• Flash your headlights continuously to communicate with other drivers.

What is a true headlight rule? (2)

• Use headlights only if other drivers flash their lights at you first.

• Use your high beams in well-lit urban areas.

• It is illegal to drive using only parking lights

• Use your headlights only when your windshield wipers are off.

When should you use your use your headlights? (1)

• When it is too dark to see from 1,000 feet away

• Use your fog lights instead of headlights for better illumination.

• Turn on your high beams in oncoming traffic to see better.

• Rely solely on street lights for visibility.