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How far ahead of your vehicle should you scan the road while driving? |
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Why is it dangerous to have a "fixed stare" on the vehicle directly in front of you? |
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What should your hand position be on the steering wheel if you think of the steering wheel as a clock? |
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Why should you use "push/pull" or "hand-to-hand" steering method? |
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Why is there a reduced risk of injury during airbag deployment when using the "push/pull" or "hand-to-hand" steering method? |
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When should you use the "hand-over-hand" steering method? |
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When can you steer with one hand on the steering wheel? |
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When should you use hand-over-hand steering? |
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What should you do if you suddenly lose control of the steering wheel while driving? |
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Never change lanes in traffic without: |
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When should you use your turn signals and brake lights? |
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What should you do if your turn signals and brake lights are not working? |
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When should you use your signal lights? |
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When should you signal before making a turn or changing lane? |
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When should you signal before changing lanes on a freeway? |
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Why is it important to use your turn signals even when you do not see other vehicles around you? |
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When should you signal if you plan to turn after an intersection? |
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How should you warn drivers behind you if you see a collision or hazard ahead on the road? |
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Why should you signal continuously while turning? |
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Why should you use your vehicle's horn? |
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When faced with a potential hazard, it is better to: |
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You should use your horn: |
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You must NOT use your vehicle's horn: |
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When a bus, streetcar, or trolley is stopped at a safety zone or an intersection controlled by an officer or traffic signal, at what speed may you pass? |
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What is the speed limit on county roads unless otherwise posted? |
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What happens if you drive slower than the posted speed limit? |
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When driving slower than other traffic, where should you position your vehicle? |
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What is the speed limit when driving within 500 to 1000 feet of a school where children are present or crossing the street, unless a different limit is posted? |
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What is the designated speed limit for a blind intersection? |
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What is the speed limit for alleys? |
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What is the speed limit when you are within 100 feet of a railroad crossing and cannot see the tracks for 400 feet in both directions? |
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The passing speed limit when a bus, streetcar, or trolley is stopped, and it is safe to pass, is: |
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What is the speed limit in business or residential districts unless otherwise posted? |
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In a heavy rainstorm or snowstorm where visibility is less than 100 feet, what is the recommended maximum driving speed unless otherwise posted? |
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What does California's "Basic Speed Law" state? |
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What tends to cause collisions on the road? |
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When can you receive a speeding ticket, even if you are driving at the posted speed limit? |
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In extremely foggy conditions, if you are driving at 45 mph in a 55 mph zone, you could be cited for: |
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In ideal driving conditions, what is the maximum speed limit you should follow? |
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What is the speed limit at an uncontrolled crossing? |
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When should you increase your following distance from the vehicle ahead? |
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How can you determine if you are following the vehicle ahead at a safe distance? |
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When traveling in a caravan or motorcade outside of a business or residential area, how much distance should you leave between each vehicle to allow other vehicles to enter the line safely? |
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What can you do to avoid rear-end collisions when driving behind another car? |
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What should you do if someone is following you too closely (tailgating)? |
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What should you do to maintain a safe "space cushion" to the front while driving? |
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Why is tailgating dangerous for you? |
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What is the risk of tailgating if the vehicle in front of you brakes suddenly? |
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Why is it important to allow more space in the front when the driver behind you wants to pass? |
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When should you increase your following distance on slippery roads? |
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Why should you allow extra space when following motorcyclists or bicyclists on wet or icy roads, metal surfaces (bridge gratings, railroad tracks, etc.), and gravel? |
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How does carrying a heavy load or towing a trailer affect your vehicle's stopping distance? |
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Why should you allow more space when you see a bus, school bus, or a vehicle with a placard at railroad crossings? |
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When should you increase your following distance when merging onto a freeway? |
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When faced with multiple dangers on the road, what should you do in terms of giving space? |
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To maintain a safe following distance, you should use the "three-second rule." This rule applies to the space ______________ of your vehicle. |
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What should you do in a situation where you are driving in a single lane, and the vehicle ahead of you often slows down without an apparent reason? |
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What should you do to avoid tailgating the vehicle in front of you? |
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For speeds above 30 mph, maintain a ________ second gap between cars during good road conditions. |
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What is the concept of "driving green"? |
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What should you do to maintain enough space on each side of your vehicle? |
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