Section 9

What is one benefit of minimizing idling time in vehicles?

• Increases engine wear

• Reduces fuel consumption

• Increases air pollution

• Decreases engine performance

According to Georgia's law, when should a driver stop for a pedestrian?

• Only when the pedestrian is running

• When the pedestrian is within one lane of the vehicle's path

• Only at night

• When the pedestrian is on the opposite side of the road

What is a crosswalk?

• A type of vehicle

• A part of the pavement for pedestrian traffic

• A signal for vehicles

• A type of road intersection

What should drivers do at stop signs according to Georgia's law concerning pedestrians?

• Speed up

• Stop and proceed without looking

• Come to a complete stop and proceed if safe

• Ignore if no pedestrians are visible

What should drivers do when pedestrians are in crosswalks?

• Speed up to pass quickly

• Stop and remain stopped for pedestrians

• Honk to alert pedestrians

• Drive around the pedestrians

What is the rule for blind pedestrians using guide dogs or white canes?

• They must wait for a signal

• They have the right of way at all times

• They should follow other pedestrians

• They must cross only at intersections

What should drivers do before turning right at a red traffic signal?

• Speed through the crosswalk

• Stop and ensure the crosswalk is clear

• Turn without stopping

• Honk to clear the way

How far should a driver stop from a crosswalk on a multi-lane road?

• 5 feet

• 10 feet

• 15 feet

• 20 feet

What is the risk of pedestrian death when struck by a vehicle traveling at 40mph?

• 20%

• 40%

• 60%

• 80%

Why must drivers be alert for bicyclists?

• Bicyclists are always in bike lanes

• Bicyclists can be on any road at any time

• Bicyclists only ride during the day

• Bicyclists are always visible