Driver License Practice Test

When following a vehicle at night, lower your high beam headlights when you are within:

• 400 feet

• 200 feet

• 100 feet

• 300 feet

When entering a freeway, you should not:

• Use your turn signal

• Match the speed of the traffic in the right lane

• Cross a solid line

• Accelerate quickly

To avoid the glare from oncoming headlights:

• Focus your eyes on the center line of the road

• Glance back and forth between the side of the road and straight ahead

• Focus your eyes on the side of the road

• Close your eyes briefly

If your vehicle begins to hydroplane you should:

• Release the accelerator

• Pull off the road immediately and slow down gradually

• Pump the brakes

• Accelerate slightly

Switch to low beams when oncoming traffic is within:

• 300 feet

• 500 feet

• 200 feet

• 750 feet

When driving on wet roads you should:

• Reduce your speed

• Pump your brakes occasionally

• Increase your speed

• Switch to low beam headlights

If you have a tire blowout:

• Pump the brakes rapidly and pull off the road

• Do not brake, but slow down and pull off the road

• Turn the wheel in the direction of the skid

• Accelerate to maintain control

If you drive in fog, you should turn on the:

• Low beam headlights

• High beam headlights

• Parking lights

• Hazard lights

If you come upon a severe dust storm, you should:

• Reduce speed and pull off the road

• Honk your horn continuously

• Turn on your headlights

• Maintain your speed and don’t change lanes

When you merge onto a freeway, you should be driving:

• At the legal speed limit on the freeway

• At the same speed as the traffic in the right lane

• About 10 mph slower than the speed limit

• Faster than the traffic in the right lane