Driving Safety and Regulations Quiz

What should you do when approaching intersections, crosswalks, and railroad crossings?

• Turn on your hazard lights

• Honk to alert others

• Speed up to cross quickly

• Look to the sides of your vehicle

If a police officer signals you to drive through a red light, what is the appropriate action?

• Ignore the officer and stop

• Follow the officer's instructions

• Wait for the light to turn green

• Make a U-turn

What should you do if traffic is blocking the intersection when you have a green light?

• Stay out of the intersection

• Flash your headlights

• Honk to clear the traffic

• Enter the intersection and wait

How should you respond when the driver ahead stops at a crosswalk?

• Flash your headlights

• Overtake the vehicle

• Stop and wait for pedestrians to cross

• Honk to alert the driver

What is the safest way to use a cell phone while driving?

• Use speakerphone

• Use hands-free devices

• Text only at red lights

• Hold the phone with one hand

When should you dim your headlights?

• When driving on a highway

• When parked

• When approaching another vehicle

• When driving in the city

Under what circumstances can you drive in a bike lane?

• When overtaking another vehicle

• When within 200 feet of a cross street to turn right

• Under no circumstances

• When the road is congested

What is required when parking parallel to the curb on a level street?

• Your wheels must be within 18 inches of the curb

• Your wheels must be turned towards the curb

• Your hazard lights must be on

• Your vehicle must be in neutral

What should you do when an emergency vehicle is approaching while you are crossing an intersection?

• Make a U-turn

• Stop immediately

• Continue through the intersection and then pull to the right

• Speed up to clear the intersection

When must you file a report of a traffic accident with the DMV in California?

• When there is property damage

• When there is an injury

• When the accident occurs at night

• When the other driver is at fault