Whenever you are going to park your vehicle on a hill, engage the parking brake to keep your vehicle from rolling

You should always use your turn signal when moving from a parked position, as well as when moving from one lane to another

By using your side mirrors to see around you while driving, you eliminate all possible blind spots

The locations of all your hand and foot controls are the same, regardless of the vehicle you may be driving

If you are putting a lot of pressure on the accelerator but are still not going anywhere, and there's an unpleasant burning smell, it may be because your parking brake is engaged.

You should adjust the rearview mirror so that you can see the center of the road behind your vehicle

State law requires front sear passengers to wear a safety belt at all times

The "check engine" light on your vehicle's display panel will come on if the fuwl pressure is insufficient

To try and avoid being hit in the rear by another vehicle, you should check your rearview mirrors often

What should you do in a vehicle with automatic transmission, just before shifting to drive?

How do you know that the engine is on and running?

The speedometer tells you:

The emergency flashers or hazard light:

A vehicle's back up lights come on when you shift the gear shift selector lever:

You can move your steering wheel up and down using the:

Which is not a part of a normal pre-driving routine?

Before starting the vehicle you need to:

;As a driver, your greatest responsibility is

You will always want to adjust your mirrors:

The safest place for a driver to keep their hands on the steering wheel is at 7 and 5

DRIVING WITH ONE HAND ON THE WHEEL IS OKAY, AS LONG AS YOU HAVE A FIRM GRIP ON THE WHEEL AT 12

You should always turn your turn signal on when entering the roadway from being parked at a curb

The most common types of braking are coasting, controlled, and threshold braking

You should use your left foor for braking

When backing up, the front end of the vehicle will swing in the opposite direction of the way that you turn your steering wheel

When you park alongside a curb, you are parallel parking

All parking maeuvers should be performed at a high speed

You should be aware of your surronding when entering and exiting a vehicle

In the U.S., you must always drive on the right side of the road

Always treat a solid yellow light as if it were a red light by stopping before entering the intersection, when possible

The absolute speed limit is set according to the time of day which you're traveling

The speed limit when driving in a residential area is whatever you want it to be

A blinking red light means proceed with caution without stopping

A green arrow light means that you have the right of way over all other drivers, with the exception of emergency vehicles with flashing lights on

If the yellow line is broken or dashed then you can legally pass when it is safe to do so

A "Lane Ends" sign means you should prepare to merge with other vehicles ahead

If you have a red light but a police officer is standing in the middle of the intersection and tells you to go through the intersection ahead, you should go

When you approach a blinking yellow light you should slow down and proceed with caution through the intersection

A basic speed limit:

A white firamond painted in the center of a lane means:

If you do not see a posted speed limit sign in a residential area, you may legally fo a maximum speed of:

A guide sign can tell you:

Which traffic signal means you should proceed with caution?

When you are driving up to an intersection that has a solid greed light, you should:

Why are pavement markings on our roads important?

When you see solid yellow lines in the center of the road, it means that:

The speed limit in a mobile home park is?

What does it mean when the curb is painted blue?

The force that keeps us planted on the ground is:

The energy that builds up in a moving vehicle is called the:

This is where the vehicle's weight is centered:

This natural law pushes a vehicle out of a curve, turning that vehicle onto a straight path:

This is the force that causes resitance between two surfaces:

This curve allows you to take your turn at a slightly higher speed:

The friction between your vehicle and the road is called:

This is a road that is built up higher in the middle and slopes down on both sides:

This means that an object in motion stays in motion unless interfered with by an outside force:

The "wear bars" can be found:

The first step in the SEE driving process is to Search for hazards

You should always be searching for hazards while driving, such as children playing close to the road

If the vehicle in front of you signals or flashed its brake lights, the first thing you should do is slow down

Central vision only accounts for 70% of you total vision

Your stopping distance is measured from the time you press on your brake pedal with your foot, until the time your vehicle comes to a complete stop

The 4 second tule is enough of a stopping distance in ideal conditions

The SEE dricing process was created to help people be safer drivers on the road

You should decrease your following distance if the vehicle in front of you is a large truck

You always want to perfrom a focused, aggressive, and organized search for any and all hazards

When you Evaluate as part of the SEE driving process, you are performing the second step of the SEE process

You see things that are direction in front of you with your:

When a person is unable to tell the difference between colors, they have:

How many seconds of following distance should you leave between you and the vehicle ahead of you?

If you are following a large vehicle, you will need more:

Reaction distance is the time it takes the brain to process the information from the road, in addition to the time it takes for:

If you cannor see around the turn ahead of you while driving, you should slow down and:

If you are driving in the left lane on a one way street, and there is a row of parked vehicles on your left, which side of your vehicle should have more space

What does the last letter "E" in SEE stand for?

The preferred safe visual lead time is:

When you turn the steering wheel too much, it is called;

One of the most dangerous challenges you will face as a driver will be driving through congested intersections

Controlled intersections have no observable regulations such as a stop or yield sign, and are usually in the shape of the letter "T"

Never look in your rearview mirror when slowing down or coming to a stop

Stopping before crossing over the white stopping line allows large vehicles coming from different direction the necessary space for them to turn at the intersection

You should always check your blind spot before merging into a left turn lane

It is sage to make a lane change in the middle of an intersection

You can legally pass a vehicle when solid double yellow lines appear on the roadway, separating you from oncoming traffic

The first thing that you should think about before passing a vehicle in your lane, is whether or not it is legal

To enter a roundabout, you chould wait for an adequate gap in traffic before entering

If you need to turn around on a narrow roadway, it is best to perform a U-Turn

Jaywalkers do not have the right of way; only stop for pedestrians crossing at crosswalks

Cyclists are entitled to share the road with vehicles. Because of this entitlement, they must also abide by the came laws as motor vehicle drivers.

Some cyclists may not know the rules of the road, often making them unpredictable and dangerous

Motorcycle drivers present a lot of problems for larger vehicle drivers, all due to the fact that their smaller size makes them harder to see

You should always increase your following distance when traveling behind a motorcycle

You must come to a complete stop for a school bus when it has its red flashing lights turned on

If you come to a railroad track and all you see is a white crossbuck railroad sign, you need to treat it like a stop sign

When approaching a railroad crossing that has gates lowered with signals flashing and bells ringing, stop and wait until the gates are raised, the signals have stopped flashing, and the bells have stopped ringing before continuing on your way

When driving, you need to maintain a safe one second following distance behind construction vehicles

Larger vehicles have a greater stopping distance than smaller vehicles

When driving in the city you will most likely encounter:

The term for an intersection that is blocked by vehicles is:

One way streets have been designed to allow:

If you want to change lanes, but don't have room in the next lane to do so:

When making a right turn, which lane should you turn into?

Washboard road surfaces are:

What type of intersection do you most frequently encounter on rural roads?

Mailboxes and reflectors are good indicators of:

If you see a sharp curve ahead, you should:

Most crashes and injuries dealing with animals are a result of:

Many of the biggest dangers of expressway driving stem from the high speeds that vehicles are traveling

You must lower your speed if there are construction workers on the expressway

Changing lanes on the expressway is a lot like changing lanes on a multi lane road

When you are traveling on the expressway, maintain your speed until reaching the deceleration lane to exit

You should give vehicles entering the expressway as much room as possible. As such, when you see a vehicle preparing to merge, you can do one of three things: move over, speed up, or slow down

Slow down in the acceleration lane when preparing to enter the expressway

If an expressway entrance ramp and acceleration lane is short, you will need a larger gap in the expressway traffic to enter

Stop and pick up hitchhikers on the expressway

You are traveling the correct direction on an entrance ramp if you see a "Do Not Enter" sign

You must put your turn signal on when preparing to merge onto the expressway

Darkness greatly reduces visibility on the road. You should use your headlights to get a better view of the road ahead

Drivers should turn their high beam headlights on as soon as that are within 100 feet of another vehicle

If there is glare from an oncoming vehicle's headlights, briefly glancing to the left will give your eyes some relief

If it is so foggy on the road that you cannot see the vehicle ahead of you, you should pull over to a safe location off the roadway and stop until the fog has lifted

A strong crosswind can push your vehicle into another lane

Roads are at their slickest during the first 10-15 minutes after it has rained

If your vehicle begins to leave the roadway, jerk the steering wheel back into the direction you want to go

If your vehicle has anti-lock brakes; you should pump the brakes to stop quickly

If you can't avoid a collision completely, it is best to do everything in your power to avoid a head on collision

If you are involved in a collision, you should stay on the scene until the police have told you it is okay to go