If you are unsure you are being stopped by an actual police officer, what should you do?

Pull to the nearest well-lit location, dial 9-1-1-1, and request a police officer confirmation

According to Arkansas law, what should the officer do when stopping you?

Introduce himself or herself by name, the agency he or she represents, and tell you the reason for the stop

If there is a weapon in the vehicle, what should you do?

Inform the officer of the weapon, its type, and location, and follow the officer’s instructions

What should you do if you want to contest a citation?

Contact the court listed on the citation

You may be required to sign a citation. Signing a citation is not an admission of guilt. What does signing a citation mean?

You promise to appear in court or pay the fine

If you are passing an officer or other authorized vehicle stopped on the side of the road, what does Arkansas Law (A.C.A. § 27-51-310) require you to do?

Move to the farthest lane or position away from the authorized vehicle as you pass

What does the Driver’s License/Motorcycle Instruction Permit Test appointment type allow you to do?

Schedule a driver’s license exam to obtain an instruction permit or a motorcycle exam to obtain an “M” endorsement

Schedule a Commercial Driver’s License Skills Test

Schedule an oral test with an examiner

Schedule a Motorcycle Skills Exam

If you are a non-U.S. Citizen and have immigration documents, which appointment type should you select?

Immigration Documents for Instruction Permit Test

Driver’s License/Motorcycle Instruction Permit Test

Driver’s License Test for Learning Differences

Commercial Driver’s License Knowledge Applicants

Which appointment type allows you to schedule an oral test with an examiner?

Driver’s License Test for Learning Differences

Driver’s License/Motorcycle Instruction Permit Test

Immigration Documents for Instruction Permit Test

Motorcycle Skills Exam (Fort Smith and Warren)

Which appointment type allows you to schedule your Commercial Skills Test?

Driver’s License/Motorcycle Instruction Permit Test

Motorcycle Skills Exam (Fort Smith and Warren)

Driver’s License Test for Learning Differences

The Commercial Driver’s License Knowledge Applicants appointment type allows you to schedule which exam?

Commercial Driver’s License Knowledge Exams

Driver’s License Test for Learning Differences

Immigration Documents for Instruction Permit Test

What is 'Traffic to the Rear' in the context of The Safety Cushion?

It refers to being aware of and maintaining a safe distance from vehicles behind you while driving.

It means only focusing on the vehicles in front of you.

It is about checking the condition of your rear tires regularly.

It refers to using your rearview mirror only when reversing.

What does 'Merging' mean in the context of The Safety Cushion?

Merging refers to safely joining another lane of traffic, usually from an on-ramp or another road.

Merging means stopping completely before entering a new lane.

Merging refers to driving in the center of your lane at all times.

Merging means increasing your speed to exceed the speed limit.

What is the importance of 'Passing Distance' in The Safety Cushion?

Passing distance is the safe space required to overtake another vehicle without causing danger to yourself or others.

Passing distance is the time it takes to stop your vehicle in an emergency.

Passing distance is the amount of fuel needed to complete a journey safely.

Passing distance is the distance you should keep from traffic signals at intersections.

What does 'Oncoming Vehicles' refer to in The Safety Cushion?

Oncoming vehicles are those approaching from the opposite direction, requiring extra caution when passing or turning.

Oncoming vehicles are those parked on the side of the road.

Oncoming vehicles are those following directly behind your vehicle.

Oncoming vehicles are those that have already passed your vehicle.

What is the rule for the left lane on a multilane highway?

The left lane on a multilane highway is for passing only (subject to change).

The left lane is for slow-moving vehicles only.

The left lane is for emergency vehicles only.

The left lane is for parking only.

What is one key aspect of driving a tractor trailer rig?

Braking is a key aspect of driving a tractor trailer rig.

Wearing sunglasses is a key aspect of driving a tractor trailer rig.

Listening to loud music is a key aspect of driving a tractor trailer rig.

Decorating the cabin is a key aspect of driving a tractor trailer rig.

What is the 'No-Zone' in relation to tractor trailer rigs?

The 'No-Zone' refers to the areas around a tractor trailer where the driver has limited or no visibility.

The 'No-Zone' is the area where cargo is loaded onto the trailer.

The 'No-Zone' is the designated parking area for tractor trailers at rest stops.

The 'No-Zone' refers to the engine compartment of the tractor trailer.

What is a safety tip for motor vehicle drivers when sharing the road with bicycles?

Allow plenty of space when following a bicycle.

Honk repeatedly to alert the cyclist of your presence.

Drive as close as possible to the bicycle to pass quickly.

Ignore bicycles as they must yield to cars.

What does 'Signal Your Intentions' mean when sharing the road with motorcycles?

It means using turn signals or hand signals to communicate your driving actions to motorcyclists.

It means honking your horn to alert motorcyclists of your presence.

It means flashing your headlights at motorcyclists.

It means speeding up to pass motorcycles quickly.

What is 'Peripheral Vision' in the context of driving fitness?

Peripheral vision is the ability to see objects outside your direct line of sight, important for detecting hazards while driving.

Peripheral vision is the ability to focus only on objects directly in front of you, ignoring everything else.

Peripheral vision refers to the ability to see in complete darkness without headlights.

Peripheral vision is the skill of reading road signs from a long distance away.

What is 'Night Vision' in the context of driving fitness?

Night vision is the ability to see clearly in low-light conditions, which is important for safe driving at night.

Night vision is the ability to hear sounds at night while driving.

Night vision is the skill of driving without headlights.

Night vision is the ability to sleep while driving at night.

What is 'Epilepsy' in the context of driving health?

Epilepsy is a neurological disorder that can affect a person's ability to drive safely due to the risk of seizures.

Epilepsy is a vision problem that only affects night driving.

Epilepsy is a minor muscle strain that does not impact driving.

Epilepsy is a temporary headache caused by loud noises while driving.

What is 'Diabetes' in the context of driving health?

Diabetes is a medical condition that can affect driving if not properly managed, due to risks like low blood sugar.

Diabetes is a type of car insurance required for drivers with medical conditions.

Diabetes is a driving technique used to improve fuel efficiency.

Diabetes is a device installed in vehicles to monitor speed.

What is 'Emotional Distress' in the context of driving health?

Emotional distress refers to strong emotions that can impair a driver's focus and reaction time, affecting driving safety.

Emotional distress is a physical injury caused by a car accident.

Emotional distress is a type of car insurance for drivers.

Emotional distress refers to the maintenance of a vehicle's engine.

What does the road safety sign 'CLICK IT OR TICKET DAY & NIGHT' mean?

You must wear your seatbelt at all times

Only wear your seatbelt at night

Only wear your seatbelt during the day

What is the message of the road sign 'Obey The Sign or Pay The Fine'?

You must follow posted speed limits or face a fine

Fines are only for parking violations

What does the sign 'DRIVE SOBER OR GET PULLED OVER' mean?

Do not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs

Only police officers must drive sober

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If the throwing, dumping, or depositing of litter was done from a motor vehicle, it is ______ evidence that the act was done by the driver of the motor vehicle.

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circumstantial

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According to Arkansas law, what is the minimum fine for a first offense of littering under § 8-6-404?

How many hours of community service may be imposed for a first offense of littering under § 8-6-404?

For a second or subsequent offense of littering within three years, what is the maximum fine under § 8-6-404?

Any person convicted of violating § 8-6-406 or § 8-6-407 who fails to pay any fines may have his or her driver’s license suspended for six months.

It shall be unlawful for any person engaged in commercial or for-hire hauling to operate any truck or other vehicle to transport litter, trash, or garbage unless the vehicle is ______ to prevent its contents from dropping, falling off, or otherwise departing from the vehicle.

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If you are unsure you are being stopped by an actual police officer, what should you do?

Fill in the blank: Pull to the closest safest spot out of the _______ lane. (Do not stop on bridges or overpasses.)

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