WorksheetsCertified Driving School Unit 4
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 22mins
When your driving on bridges you should be especially concerned about:
Fog
Ice
Snow
Rain
Make sure to use your low beam headlights while driving in this warm weather driving condition.
Snow
Rain
Ice
Fog
You should use your low headlight beams when you are driving in this cold weather driving condition.
Ice
Rain
Snow
Fog
Hydroplaning should be a concern when driving in this weather condition.
Fog
Ice
Snow
Rain
In fog conditions your—beams actually limit your visibility.
High
Low
When there is snow falling,make sure that you use your—beam highlights,slow down,and give three seconds or more following distance,
High
Low
Heavy rain can lead to flash flooding,if water is over flowing the road,then
Drive over water as slowly as possible
Put your windows down before crossing
Do NOT try to cross the water
Drive through the water as quickly as possible
In order to prepare for driving in heavy rain,make sure to:
Be prepared to react
Reduce your following distance
Expect increased traction
Over-correct to compensate for slippery roads
Winter driving is one of the biggest dangers for drivers because of:
Snow and ice on windows
All of the above
Ice on roads
Snow reducing visibility
What is NOT a valid reason for amending a credential?
Changing gender
Changing address
Changing name
Changing occupation
You can replace a lost or stolen credential on the BMV website as long as the following information has NOT changed:
All of the above
Gender
Name
Residential address
When you are driving at night in the country you should use:
High beams
Low beams
If you are following 1000 feet behind another vehicle,then you should use:
Low beams
High beams
Two drivers are approaching one another.When they are within 300 feet of each other,they should both have on their—
Low beams
High beams
Driver B is following 100 feet behind Driver A.Driver B should have on their:
Low beams
High beams
When you are approaching an oncoming vehicle,you must switch to your low beam light within—feet of that vehicle.
300
400
500
200
When you are following another car,you are required to switch to your low beams within—feet of that vehicle.
600
500
300
200
Overdriving headlights means:
Using overdrive gear when using high beam
You are looking too far ahead
Your stopping distance is greater than the distance lighted by your lights
Using low beam rather than high beam
Driving slower at night helps because:
Decreases your visibility
Gives you more time to react to obstacles
None of the above
Give you less time to react to obstacles
A red car and a green car are both stopped at an intersection and turning left.Who has the right of way?
Neither
Both
Red
Green
A tan car and a purple car pull up to a stop sign at the same time.The tan car is turning right and the purple car is turning right.Who has the right of way?
Tan
Purple
Neither
Both
A tan car stops at an all way stop to turn left.The tan car proceeds through the stop.As the tan car is turning a green car pulls up,and stops.Who has the right of way?
Neither
Both
Tan
Green
A pink car and a tan car are going straight at an intersection.Both cars stop at the intersection at the same time.Who has the right of way?
Tan
Pink
Both
Neither
—will never exceed 45 mph.
Gas tanker trucks
Construction zone
Railroad crossings
School zones
You should always look both ways and proceed with caution when crossing:
Bridges
School zones
Construction sites
Railroad crossing
Some vehicles,such as a—are required to stop at all railroad crossings.
Gas tanker truck
Motorcycle
School bus
Car
If there are cross bucks without a—there are probably lights,stop gates,or some other notification of coming trains.
Light
Stop sign
Gate
Track
All railroad crossings are marked with:
Crossbucks
Stop signs
Lights
Signs
Precautions for work zones include the following:
Following instructions of a construction worker
Paying attention to your safety and the workers
All of the above
Following posted speed limit
Special roadway areas which are regulated by road signs include:
Railroad crossing
School zones
Construction zones
All of the above
Rules for railroad crossings that do NOT have stop signs,include the following:
Slow down for railroad tracks
Look both ways for trains
All of the above
Always be prepared to stop for a train
What is an approach to control to combat distracted driving?
Well enforced teen passenger restrictions are another option
Laws prohibiting in vehicle use of cell phones
All of the above
Peer led modeling and influence efforts to reduce the use of electronics in vehicles
Which of the following is NOT part of the Ford Driving Skills for Life program?
Texting while driving experiments
Major ride and drive trainings
Community programs
Forums involving parents and educators
—% of drivers admit to having fallen asleep or nodded off while driving at som expoing.
21
31
51
41
Drivers ages—were the most likely to report having fallen asleep while driving.
25-35
16-24
41-56
23-30
What percentage of drivers reported being aware of sleepiness before they started driving?
37.7
47.6
27.7
17.7
During what hours were the most occurrences of falling asleep?
11PM-4PM
11AM-4AM
12PM-5PM
12AM-5AM
Among crash-involved drivers,males were—% more likely than females to have been drowsy.
81
41
51
61
Which of the following should you NOT do in snow?
Travel the speed limit no matter how bad the weather is
Leaves earlier so that your not in a hurry
Start breaking sooner so that you don’t have to brake too hard
None of the above
During a rain storm,when is the road the most slick?
After it had stopped
During the last 15 minutes
After an hour
During the first 15 minutes
When you see a deer in the road,you can predict:
The deer is alone
That there are probably more deer around
The deer will safely get out of the road
The deer will do everything that it can to get out of your way
Which of the following is TRUE about construction zones?
Speed limits are only suggested
Only follow speed limits if workers are around
Speeding fines are used less in construction zones
Flashing lights mean that the construction zone is active
Conditions on rural roadways:
Always change
Never change
Never safe
Always safe
