Speed Limits and Safe Driving Worksheet

If it's raining, snowing, or icy conditions it is always smart to drive the posted speed limit.

• True

• False

If vehicle problems prevent a motorist from keeping up with the normal flow of traffic, he or she should pull off and activate

• Blinker

• Brake lights

• Hazards

• Reverse lights

The purpose of the Safe Corridors Program is to:

• Increase speed limits on highways

• Enhance safety and reduce accidents on designated highways

• Promote tourism along highways

• Encourage commercial vehicle traffic

Explain the following lane markings: - (Image 1) ________ - (Image 2) ________ - (Image 3) ________

• Pass when line is broken; Do not pass when the line is solid; No passing with double solid lines

• Pass when the line is solid; Do not pass when the line is broken; No passing with single solid line

• Pass at all times; Do not pass at any time; Passing allowed with double solid lines

• Pass only when both lines are broken; Do not pass when both lines are solid; Passing allowed with one solid line

Most passing should be done on the (a)   .

It is legal to pass on the right shoulder of the road.

• True

• False

List three times a motorist should not pass.

• On a hill or curve, at a street intersection, at a railroad crossing, narrow bridges or underpasses or tunnels

• When the road is clear and straight, during daylight, when there are no other vehicles

• When driving in a parking lot, at a green traffic light, on a wide highway

• When following a slow-moving vehicle, when the weather is clear, on a multi-lane road

A motorist must stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. Failure to stop can result in

• A fine up to $500 and 2 points on your license

• Up to 25 days in jail and community service

• Suspension of driving privileges up to 6 months

• All of the above

What is a controlled intersection?

• Intersection with no regulatory devices

• Intersection blocked by parked vehicles

• Intersection with traffic signals or signs in any direction

• Intersection where there are no set of rules for driving

At an uncontrolled intersection, as a general rule

• The vehicle to the left must yield to the vehicle on the right

• The vehicle going straight through goes first

• The vehicle entering the intersection must yield

• The vehicle to the right must yield to the vehicle on the left