Does Georgia Law require you to stop before turning right on a red light?
No. you must only yield to vehicles on your right.
Yes. you must come to a full stop and yield to all vehicles.
No. you treat it as a Yield sign.
If a driver is convicted of violating the Hands-Free GA Law, they will:
All of the answers
Accumulate at least one point on their license
Pay a fine of at least $50
Motorcycles are smaller than cars. This makes them:
Less stable
More difficult to see
Faster
In heavy fog:
Use your low-beam lights.
Use your parking lights and emergency flashers.
Use your high-beam lights.
When driving at night you may use your parking lights instead of headlights
False
True
A school bus with its flashing red signals on has stopped on a non-divided highway you must
Stop when approaching from the rear only.
slow down when approaching from the front, and proceed with caution.
Stop until the signal lights are no longer flashing and all passengers.
If the signal light changes from green to yellow as you enter the intersection, you should
Speed up to clear the intersection
Stop and back up past the crosswalk
Slow down and exercise caution before proceeding through the intersection
When driving into fog you should:
Use your high-beam headlights
Use your parking lights
Use your low-beam headlights
When entering an expressway, your cars speed should:
Be adjusted to the speed of the traffic on the expressway
Be faster than the expressway traffic
Be slower than than the traffic on the expressway
If you are involved in a crash, one of the immediate requirements is to:
Notify the Secretary of State's Office
Perform CPR for 5 hours straight
Render aid to the injured
Notify your insurance agent
