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WorksheetsDrivers Education Review
Total questions: 75
Worksheet time: 25mins
In the state of Pennsylvania, how old do you need to be to apply for your permit?
15
15 and 1/2
16
16 and 1/2
Human or driver error is the number one cause of car crashes.
True
False
The point at which a driver can no longer stop safely when driving through an intersection with a traffic light that just turned yellow.
Point of no return
Point of stopping
Point of braking
Point of yield
What is the gauge that counts the total number of miles for a vehicle?
Tachometer
Odometer
Pedometer
Speedometer
It is suggested that you always drive with your low-beam headlights on so you can see and be seen.
True
False
If you are traveling at or just below the posted speed limit, your are always traveling at a safe speed.
True
False
Yellow lines split traffic traveling in the same direction.
True
False
The smartest thing to do when your brakes fail is to immediately pull up the emergency brake.
True
False
When icy conditions are present, use extra caution when crossing bridges because ice forms there before the roadway's surface.
True
False
A driver should only yield the right of way to pedestrians who are using a crosswalk.
True
False
Where is the location on the road where the most crashes occur?
Parking Lots
Highways
Intersection
Driveways
Which of the following do you need when applying for your permit?
Parent Consent Form
Permit Application
Payment for Permit
Birth Certificate
Social Security Card
Which one of these signs is not a Warning sign?
What is a fit of violent anger by the driver of an automobile, especially one directed toward and endangering other roadway users?
Aggressive Driving
Defensive Driving
Vehicle Tussle
Road Rage
(a) is driving too closely behind another vehicle.
How long is your Permit valid?
6 weeks
8 weeks
10 weeks
1 year
If you fail the road test, how long do you have to wait to retake the test?
1 days
3 days
7 days
10 days
How should a driver handle a flashing red light.
Like a stop sign
Like a yield sign
Like a steady red light
What is the speed limit for a school zone with flashing yellow signals?
5 MPH
10 MPH
15 MPH
25 MPH
What is the #1 reason that 16 and 17 year old drivers are involved in crashes in the state of PA?
Tailgating
Defensive Driving
Traveling too fast for conditions
Poor Vehicle Maintenance
What is the only pennant-shaped warning sign that is placed on the left side of the road?
Speed Limit
Falling Rocks
Divided Highway
No passing zone
What is the single most effective thing you can do to reduce the risk of death or injury while driving?
Wear Seatbelt
Have a vehicle with Airbags
Only drive during the day
Drive alone
What is the area that a driver cannot see without moving their head while driving?
Target Area
Peripheral Vision
Field of Vision
Blind Spot
What rule should be followed before pulling out from an intersection?
Look right, left, right
Look left, right, left
Look left, right
Look right, left
What is the primary purpose of road signs, signals, and markings?
Safety
Engagement
Structure
Guide
Law stating a driver shouldn't travel faster than existing conditions.
Teen Speed Law
Logical Speed Law
Safety Speed Law
Basic Speed Law
Grooves in the road that warn drivers.
Wake-ups
Ground Warnings
Speed Bumps
Rumble Strips
What does this sign mean?
Hill
Hospital
Hillside
Hotel
What does this sign mean?
Roadwork ahead
Pedestrian working
Graveyard ahead
Recreational digging area
What does this sign mean?
Truck Route
Truck Only
Steep Downgrade Ahead
Runaway Truck Ramp
What does this sign mean?
Sharp curve to the right
Right hand turn lane
Left hand turn lane
Sharp curve to the left
What does this sign mean?
Divided Highway Begins
Divided Highway Ends
End of One Way Road
Beginning of One Way Road
What does this sign mean?
Warning Bear and Moose Canoeing
Warning Cow and Elk Kayaking
What does this sign mean?
12 foot 6 inches clearance
12 foot 6 inches width
12 foot 6 inches length
12 foot 6 inches circumference
What does this sign mean?
Series of curves
Slippery when wet
Fishtail area ahead
Burnout ahead
What does this sign mean?
Keep Right
Road Ends
Lane Ends
Passing Ends
The purpose of traffic signs are:
to direct, to decide, to stop
to observe, to direct, to guide
to stop, to warn, to decide
to regulate, to warn, to guide
Which of the following is a way to avoid/reduce distracted driving? (Select All That Apply)
Download a Driving App
Only use phone when vehicle is not in motion
Pre-set controls before driving
Drive with your knee
Have passenger take the steering wheel
What is a form of distraction when you look to the side and back at something off the roadway? (Example: car crash)
Bottlenecking
Ground Viewing
Tinikling
Rubbernecking
What category of distraction is texting while driving?
Manual
Cognitive
Visual
All 3
A driver is _____ - _____ times more likely to crash when texting and driving
23-24
4-6
10-12
14-15
The average text takes ______ seconds to see and respond, which is like traveling the length of a football at _____ MPH.
4.6 / 55
2.1 / 35
4.6 / 35
2.1 / 55
What is the term for driving recklessly while taking chances and only thinking about yourself.
Dangerous driving
Defensive Driving
Aggressive Driving
Commentary Driving
What is the term for driving cautiously while looking out for other roadway users and predicting their actions to increase safety.
Aggressive Driving
Predicting Driving
Defensive Driving
Safe Driving
Which of the following are examples of Defensive Driving? (Select all that apply)
Follow Laws
Yielding the right of way
Communicating Properly
Scanning the Roadway
Tailgating
Which of the following is an example of aggressive driving? (Select all that apply)
Speeding
Tailgaiting
Rolling Stops
Following the Laws
Changing Lanes Frequently
Driving while emotional unstable is what type of distraction?
Manual
Cognitive
Visual
All 3
A driver should search the roadway ____-____ seconds ahead.
20-30
4-6
12-15
8-11
When using the SIPDE process, a driver should identify on the roadway which of the following? (Select all that apply)
possible hazards
open and closed zones
signs, signals, and markings
cell phone
Which of the following are ways to improve your ability to predict what is going to happen?
Increase Knowledge
Gain Experience
Improve Judgement
All 3
When using the SIPDE process, what 3 things does a driver have to decide to do?
Change Speed
Change Direction
Communicate
Change GPS
What lane position should a driver use when an emergency vehicle is coming towards you as the driver?
Lane Position 1
Lane Position 2
Lane Position 3
Lane Position 4
What lane position should a driver use when a pedestrian is on the right side of the road?
Lane Position 1
Lane Position 2
Lane Position 3
Lane Position 4
The SIPDE process increases safety by allowing the driver more time to react to various hazards on the roadway.
True
False
What is the term for your side vision?
Central Vision
Peripheral Vision
Backward Vision
Ground Vision
Which of the following will a driver have to predict when using the SIPDE?
Path of Travel
Actions of Others
What to Do
What Will Happen
Who is in the Other Vehicle
Anything that puts your overall safety in danger.
Risk Factor
Safety Factor
Driving Factor
Searching Point
Which of the following are vehicle contributed risk factors?
Bald or worn out tires
Dirty Windshield
Broken Headlight
Driving Impaired
Which of the following are driver contributed risk factors?
Driving impaired
Texting while driving
Tailgating
Driving through fog
Which of the following are environmental contributed risk factors? (select all that apply)
Fog
Wet roads
Driving through construction
Driving with a dirty windshield
How does a driver's ability to predict improve?
Gaining Experience
Gaining Knowledge
Improving Judgement
All 3
What lane position should you use when an emergency vehicle is coming towards you?
Lane Position 1
Lane Position 2
Lane Position 3
All 3 are acceptable
What is the term for following someone too closely?
Rubbernecking
Bottlenecking
Tailgating
Ground Viewing
What is the process of judging one hazard at a time?
Separating the Hazard
Scanning
Target Area
Field of Vision
Which step of the SIPDE process includes changes in speed, direction, and communication.
Search
Identify
Predict
Decide
What is the most important step of the SIPDE process?
Search
Identify
Predict
Decide
The SIPDE process allows a driver more ________ to _________ to various hazards and situations on the roadway.
space / react
time / deliver
space / execute
time / react
Where on the roadway to the most crashes occur? (Around 40%)
Bridges
Intersections
Parking Lots
Driveways
Pedestrians only have the right-of-way when in crosswalks.
True
False
Around what percentage of vehicle collisions occur at Intersections?
40%
20%
60%
30%
What technique should a driver use when approaching an Intersection?
Scanning
Cover the Brake
Ground Viewing
Tailgating
Why are Intersections so dangerous?
Vehicles Stopping
Vehicles Crossing Paths
Vehicles failing to follow right of laws
All 3
What is the most important factor when judging a gap for pulling out of an intersection?
Type of Vehicle
Speed
Distance
Type of Manuever
What type of maneuver takes the longest to perform at an intersection and creates the highest crash rates?
Right Turn
Left Turn
Going Straight
Always "Mind your Wheels" when waiting to turn at an intersection so your can turn as fast as possible.
True
False
