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Speed Limits and Safe Driving Worksheet

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

If it's raining, snowing, or icy conditions it is always smart to drive the posted speed limit.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

If vehicle problems prevent a motorist from keeping up with the normal flow of traffic, he or she should pull off and activate

a)

Blinker

b)

Brake lights

c)

Hazards

d)

Reverse lights

3.

The purpose of the Safe Corridors Program is to:

a)

Increase speed limits on highways

b)

Enhance safety and reduce accidents on designated highways

c)

Promote tourism along highways

d)

Encourage commercial vehicle traffic

4.

Explain the following lane markings: - (Image 1) ________ - (Image 2) ________ - (Image 3) ________

a)

Pass when line is broken; Do not pass when the line is solid; No passing with double solid lines

b)

Pass when the line is solid; Do not pass when the line is broken; No passing with single solid line

c)

Pass at all times; Do not pass at any time; Passing allowed with double solid lines

d)

Pass only when both lines are broken; Do not pass when both lines are solid; Passing allowed with one solid line

5.

Most passing should be done on the (a)   .

6.

It is legal to pass on the right shoulder of the road.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

List three times a motorist should not pass.

a)

On a hill or curve, at a street intersection, at a railroad crossing, narrow bridges or underpasses or tunnels

b)

When the road is clear and straight, during daylight, when there are no other vehicles

c)

When driving in a parking lot, at a green traffic light, on a wide highway

d)

When following a slow-moving vehicle, when the weather is clear, on a multi-lane road

8.

A motorist must stop for pedestrians in a crosswalk. Failure to stop can result in

a)

A fine up to $500 and 2 points on your license

b)

Up to 25 days in jail and community service

c)

Suspension of driving privileges up to 6 months

d)

All of the above

9.

What is a controlled intersection?

a)

Intersection with no regulatory devices

b)

Intersection blocked by parked vehicles

c)

Intersection with traffic signals or signs in any direction

d)

Intersection where there are no set of rules for driving

10.

At an uncontrolled intersection, as a general rule

a)

The vehicle to the left must yield to the vehicle on the right

b)

The vehicle going straight through goes first

c)

The vehicle entering the intersection must yield

d)

The vehicle to the right must yield to the vehicle on the left

11.

When two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or regulatory device, it is a good practice to _______.

a)

be cautious and yield to vehicles on the right

b)

speed up and cross the intersection quickly

c)

ignore other vehicles and proceed first

d)

honk and proceed without stopping

12.

If you see a hazard ahead while driving, what should you do?

a)

Pull to the right lane and stop

b)

Blow your horn as a warning

c)

Reduce speed and be ready to stop

d)

Always yield to traffic on the left

13.

This picture shows an acceleration lane, what is the purpose of this lane?

a)

The purpose of the acceleration lane is to allow motorists to speed up to join the flow of traffic on the highway.

b)

The purpose of the acceleration lane is to allow vehicles to stop and rest before entering the highway.

c)

The purpose of the acceleration lane is to provide a space for emergency vehicles only.

d)

The purpose of the acceleration lane is to allow motorists to slow down before exiting the highway.

14.

What does the picture below illustrate?

a)

The picture illustrates a deceleration lane or exit ramp, where motorists should slow down, obey the speed limit, and look for the proper lane for exiting.

b)

The picture illustrates a pedestrian crossing, where drivers must stop for people walking across the road.

c)

The picture illustrates a roundabout, where vehicles must yield to traffic already in the circle.

d)

The picture illustrates a school zone, where drivers should reduce speed and watch for children.

15.

If a motorist misses an exit ramp on a highway, parkway or turnpike, he or she should go to the next exit.

a)

True

b)

False

16.

If a motorist vehicle becomes disabled, which of the following is NOT something the motorist must do?

a)

Pull off as far as possible onto the shoulder or median.

b)

Turn on emergency flashers.

c)

Leave the vehicle in the middle of the road and walk away.

d)

Raise the hood to signal for assistance.

17.

The best way to enter a curve is

a)

Slow down after entering the curve

b)

Lean in the direction of the curve

c)

Speed up while in the curve

d)

Slow down before entering the curve

18.

Double solid lines in the center of a road means

a)

A divided highway

b)

No passing allowed

c)

A one-way street

d)

A "pass with care" road

19.

When two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or regulatory device, it is a good practice to

a)

Pull to the right lane and stop

b)

Blow your horn as a warning

c)

Reduce speed and be ready to stop

d)

Always yield to traffic on the left

20.

Is it legal to turn right on red, if you

a)

Make a full stop, and check for traffic

b)

Slow down and check traffic

c)

Blow your horn

d)

Check traffic to the right

21.

When two vehicles meet at an intersection and both have signaled to make a left turn, each motorist should do the following.

a)

Flash their headlights

b)

Continue going straight

c)

Turn to the left of the center of the intersection

d)

Beep their horn

22.

At a yellow light, you should:

a)

Speed up to cross before it turns red.

b)

Stop if it is safe to do so.

c)

Ignore the light and continue driving.

d)

Make a U-turn.

23.

Three times a motorist must stop are:

a)

At a red traffic light, at a stop sign, and for a school bus with flashing lights.

b)

When passing another vehicle, when turning left, and when merging onto a highway.

c)

While driving in a parking lot, when using a GPS, and when adjusting the radio.

d)

At a green light, when the road is clear, and when there are no pedestrians.

24.

Which of the following are signals that a train is coming at a railroad crossing?

a)

Flashing red lights, lowered gates, and ringing bells

b)

Green traffic light, open gates, and no sound

c)

Pedestrian crossing, stop sign, and parked cars

d)

Speed bump, yield sign, and street lights

25.

On a two-lane road when a school bus is stopped and its red lights are flashing

a)

You must stop at least 25 ft. away

b)

You may pass the bus with caution

c)

You may pass the bus at a speed of 10 miles per hour or less

d)

You may pass the bus from either direction

26.

Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, volunteer fire and rescue squad members responding to emergencies use sirens and red or blue flashing lights. When you see or hear these you must

a)

Steer to the extreme right of the roadway and stop, letting them pass you

b)

Slow down and let them pass you

27.

Headlights must be used

a)

From dawn to dark

b)

From 8 p.m. to 8 a.m.

c)

From 6 p.m. until 6 a.m.

d)

Between one-half hour after sunset and one-half hour before sunrise and anytime during bad weather when visibility is 500 feet or less

28.

Why is it dangerous to use bright beams when driving behind or approaching other vehicles?

a)

Bright beams temporarily blind other drivers, it can take 3-5 seconds for a motorist to recover from bright beams.

b)

Bright beams improve visibility for all drivers on the road.

c)

Bright beams help other drivers see your vehicle better.

d)

Bright beams reduce the risk of accidents in foggy conditions.

29.

Unless directed to do so by a police officer or to avoid a crash, a motorist should never stop or park in which of the following locations?

a)

In front of a public or private driveway, within an intersection, or on a crosswalk

b)

In a designated parking lot, at a green light, or in a rest area

c)

On the right side of a one-way street, in a parking garage, or at a bus stop

d)

In a parking space, at a stop sign, or in a loading zone

30.

On a two-lane road when a school bus is stopped and its red lights are flashing

a)

You must stop at least 25 ft. away

b)

You may pass the bus with caution

c)

You may pass the bus at a speed of 10 miles per hour or less

d)

You may pass the bus from either direction

31.

At an uncontrolled intersection, as a general rule

a)

The vehicle to the left must yield to the vehicle on the right

b)

The vehicle going straight through goes first

c)

The vehicle entering the intersection must yield

d)

The vehicle to the right must yield to the vehicle on the left

32.

When traveling on a dual-lane highway, a motorist should slow to ________ if a school bus is on the other side of a safety island or raised median.

a)

10 mph

b)

25 mph

c)

35 mph

d)

It doesn't matter as long as the bus is on the other side of the median

33.

When approaching a railroad crossing with flashing lights, you must

a)

Stop at least 15 feet from the railroad crossing

b)

Slow down and look both ways

c)

Slow down, blow your horn and proceed with caution

d)

All of the above

34.

You cannot park within how many feet of a crosswalk at an intersection?

a)

50 feet

b)

10 feet

c)

20 feet

d)

25 feet

35.

You may not park within how many feet of a fire hydrant

a)

20 feet

b)

25 feet

c)

10 feet

d)

50 feet

36.

If you come to a multi-way stop at the same time as another motorist, you must

a)

Yield to passing cars

b)

Yield to the motorist on the right

c)

Yield to the motorist on the left

d)

Yield to oncoming cars

37.

When two vehicles meet at an intersection and both have signaled to make a left turn, each motorist should do the following.

a)

Flash their headlights

b)

Continue going straight

c)

Turn to the left of the center of the intersection

d)

Beep their horn

38.

A deceleration lane is

a)

For slow drivers only

b)

For fast drivers only

c)

An extra lane at a highway exit

d)

The passing lane

39.

Police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, volunteer fire and rescue squad members responding to emergencies use sirens and red or blue flashing lights. When you see or hear these you must

a)

Steer to the extreme right of the roadway and stop, letting them pass you

b)

Slow down and let them pass you

c)

Speed up and stay at least 100 feet ahead of them

d)

Follow them and offer assistance

40.

Unless a "no turn on red sign" is posted, New Jersey law permits you to turn right on red after

a)

Making a full stop and checking traffic

b)

Checking traffic to your right

c)

Blowing down to check traffic

d)

Blowing your horn