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WorksheetsTraffic Rules and Road Safety Quiz
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
In densely packed snow, you should:
Use regular tires
Use chains or snow tires
Drive faster
Avoid braking
If you must drive during heavy snow or fog, use your:
High-beam headlights
Hazard lights
Low-beam headlights
Parking lights
Alcohol-related highway deaths account for:
10% of all traffic fatalities
25% of all traffic fatalities
38% of all traffic fatalities
50% of all traffic fatalities
If you accumulate 7 or more points on your traffic record, you may:
Have your license revoked
Attend a Driver Improvement Clinic to deduct three points from your driving record
Be fined $500
Take a written test
The traffic conviction that adds the highest number of points (5) to your driving record is:
Speeding in a school zone
Running a red light
Passing a stopped school bus that is loading or unloading children
Illegal parking
"Secondary roads" are roads where:
Traffic lights are not required
Hills are more likely to be steep and curves are likely to be sharp
Hills are unlikely to be steep and curves are gentle
Speed limits are higher than on primary roads
Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in cities and towns is:
25 miles per hour
30 miles per hour
35 miles per hour
40 miles per hour
To have a revoked driver’s license restored, you must:
Pay a parking ticket
Visit a driver’s license office, pay a restoration fee, and reapply for a license
Drive safely for 6 months
When three vehicles reach a 4-way stop at the same time, the right of way belongs to:
The car on the left
The car going straight
The car on the right
The largest vehicle
If a vehicle sways freely, leans heavily to one side during a turn, or seems to bounce continuously, there may be a problem with the:
Transmission
Steering system
Brakes
Suspension system
If you experience a breakdown, you should:
Leave the car and walk away
Call a law enforcement officer
Keep driving
Honk continuously
To maintain a safe driving distance between your car and the car in front of you, you should:
Use the two-second rule
Use the one-second rule
Stay as close as possible
If you take any medication before you drive, you should:
Ignore the side effects
Find out what effect the medicine has
Assume it’s safe
Take extra medication
If you are planning a long road trip, you should:
Stop and rest every 50 miles
Stop and rest every 100 miles
Drive without stopping
Only stop if tired
Before passing another vehicle, you should:
Honk your horn
Look ahead to ensure there is enough room for you to pass
Speed up quickly
Flash your headlights
When driving down a very steep hill, you should:
Turn off your engine
Shift into a lower gear to control your speed
Speed up
Use your parking brake
If you run off the side of the road, you should:
Brake hard
Gradually take your foot off the gas pedal
Turn the steering wheel sharply
Speed up to get back on the road
When traveling on rural highways, farm equipment usually:
Travels at 50 mph
Travels at its maximum speed of 15-25 mph
Travels at highway speeds
