Drivers Training Chapter 7

Jaywalkers do not have the right of way; only stop for pedestrians crossing at crosswalks.

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Bicyclists are entitled to share the road with vehicles. Because of this entitlement, they must also abide by the same laws as motor vehicle drivers.

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Some bicyclists may not know the rules of the road, often making them unpredictable and dangerous.

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Motorcycle drivers present a lot of problems for larger vehicle drivers, all due to the fact that their smaller size makes them harder to see.

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You should always increase your following distance when traveling behind a motorcycle.

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On a divided and undivided highway, you must come to a complete stop for a school bus when it has its red flashing lights turned on.

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If all you see when approaching railroad tracks is a white crossbuck, you should treat it like a stop sign.

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When approaching railroad crossing that has gates lowered with signals flashing and bells ringing, stop and wait until the gates are raised, the signals have stopped flashing, and the bells have stopped ringing before continuing on your way.

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When driving, maintain a safe one-second following distance behind construction vehicles.

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Larger vehicles have a greater stopping distance than smaller vehicles.

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