Free Printable Sharing the Road

1.

When encountering a bicyclist on a roadway, ____________________.

a)

Tap your horn

b)

Reduce your speed and pass when it is safe to do so

c)

expect the unexpected

d)

B and C

2.

Moped drivers must ____________________________.

a)

Have a driver's license

b)

Be at least 16 years old

c)

ride on the sidewalk

d)

All the above

3.

Bicyclists do not have to obey traffic laws.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Bicyclists are required by law to stay in the right side of the lane at all times.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

To operate a motorcycle in Virginia, you may have _____________________.

a)

A motor cycle license

b)

A driver's license with an endorsement

c)

A regular driver's license

d)

Both a and b

6.

When passing a bicyclist the law sates you must give him/her a minimum of 3 feet.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

One major reason for motorcycle accidents is _______________.

a)

All motorcyclists take to many risk.

b)

Other motorist cannot see them, especially in high traffic and at night

c)

You don't need a license to drive a motorcycle

d)

All the above

8.

Motorcycles:

a)

Offer the rider little to no protection in a crash

b)

Speed up and stop quickly

c)

Are sometimes difficult to see in traffic

d)

A, B, and C are correct

9.

When passing someone riding a bicycle ahead of you:

a)

Blow your horn to pass the rider

b)

Get close and make them move over

c)

Slow your speed and increase the space between you and the bicyclists

d)

Have them move to the sidewalk to ride

10.

If the bicycle rider near you is a child:

a)

Expect the child to know the state’s bicycle laws

b)

Expect the child to be in total control of the bicycle

c)

Expect the child to know all of the safety rules when riding

d)

Expect anything could happen and adjust your driving

11.

When approaching and driving through a construction zone, you should:

a)

Get through quickly to avoid dust

b)

Slow your speed and adjust your vehicle’s position

c)

Watch the construction taking place

d)

Turn on the radio to drown out the noise

12.

When approaching a railroad crossing, you should:

a)

Stop on the tracks to make sure a train is not coming

b)

Look both ways and cross the tracks quickly

c)

Cross quickly if you see a train approaching

d)

Speed up to beat the train

13.

When you approach a school bus with flashing red lights from either direction, you ______________.

a)

must always stop

b)

may proceed if the bus is going in the opposite direction

c)

may proceed only if there is a median between you and the bus

d)

you only need to stop during school hours

14.

When an emergency vehicle approaches you using a siren, you should _______.

a)

pull over to allow a clear path for the emergency vehicle

b)

slow down until the emergency vehicle passes

c)

continue at the posted speed

d)

follow them and see how you can help

15.

It takes a train going 50 mph approximately ____ to stop safely.

a)

100 feet

b)

½ mile (9 football fields)

c)

1 ½ miles (26 football fields)

d)

5 miles (88 football fields)

16.

The railroad crossing warning sign is considered to have the same meaning as a ________________.

a)

stop sign

b)

warning sign

c)

yield sign

d)

flashing red light

17.

A train's speed_________________.

a)

is easy to judge

b)

will appear slower than it is

c)

will appear faster than it is

d)

is always constant.

18.

Most railroad crossing crashes are the result of ____________________.

a)

Driver error

b)

Malfunctioning lights

c)

Bad weather

d)

Teen drivers

19.

Name and Meaning of this sign

a)

Railroad crossing: warning that railroad track are ahead

b)

Low ground clearance: notifies drivers that a change in the road conditions that could affect vehicles with the low ground clearance.

c)

Truck Rollover: used to warn drivers of vehicles with a high center of gravity, such as trucks, tankers, and recreational vehicles, of a curve or turn having geometric conditions that are prone to cause such vehicles to lose control and overturn

d)

Steep Grade: Drivers are warned of a steep downhill drive ahead on a mountain road.

20.

Names and meaning if sign?

a)

Steep Grade: Drivers are warned of a steep downhill drive ahead on a mountain road.

b)

Big Hill: Sign warning of a Huge hill ahead.

c)

Truck Rollover: used to warn drivers of vehicles with a high center of gravity, such as trucks, tankers, and recreational vehicles, of a curve or turn having geometric conditions that are prone to cause such vehicles to lose control and overturn

d)

Low Clearance: notifies drivers that a change in the road conditions that could affect vehicles with the low ground clearance.

21.

Name and meaning of sign?

a)

Low ground clearance: notifies drivers that a change in the road conditions that could affect vehicles with the low ground clearance.

b)

Height clearance/limit: way to warn drivers of the height clearance in your car wash, parking garage, drive-thru or other low clearance application.

c)

Truck Rollover: used to warn drivers of vehicles with a high center of gravity, such as trucks, tankers, and recreational vehicles, of a curve or turn having geometric conditions that are prone to cause such vehicles to lose control and overturn

d)

Steep Grade: Drivers are warned of a steep downhill drive ahead on a mountain road.

22.

Name and meaning of sign?

a)

Height Limit: way to warn drivers of the height clearance in your car wash, parking garage, drive-thru or other low clearance application.

b)

Low ground clearance: notifies drivers that a change in the road conditions that could affect vehicles with the low ground clearance.

c)

Truck Rollover: used to warn drivers of vehicles with a high center of gravity, such as trucks, tankers, and recreational vehicles, of a curve or turn having geometric conditions that are prone to cause such vehicles to lose control and overturn

d)

Steep Grade: Drivers are warned of a steep downhill drive ahead on a mountain road.

Sharing the Road

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