The speed limit in a residential area or school area is
30 mph
25 mph
20 mph
When approaching a stopped vehicle, such as a police car, tow truck, that is parked along the road and displaying flashing lights, what should you do?
Stop abruptly.
Change lanes and slow down if you safely can.
Continue as usual.
A flashing red light at an intersection means:
stop and wait for the green light
Stop and yield the right of way
Slow and go with caution
This symbol is used for:
Slow-moving vehicles
You should always travel:
At the speed of vehicles in front of you.
According to road and weather conditions.
At the speed limit.
Orange is the basic color of signs used in construction work zones to alert drivers.
True
False
Passing is prohibited when:
The vehicle you are following has a slow-moving sign.
you are within 100 ft of an intersection or railroad.
When driving on gravel or dirt roads:
Your tires can grip the road better than on pavement.
Visibility is better.
Your tires do not have as much traction, so drive slower.
The best way to avoid loss of control in wet conditions is to speed up
False
True
This sign means:
Slow down and be prepared to stop.
Stop and proceed before cross traffic.
Stop before the crosswalk and yield to people and traffic.
When you see this sign you should:
Merge left.
Watch for traffic to the right.
No left turn.
A steady green traffic light means:
You can go through at a safe speed if it clear.
Increase your speed.
Adjust your mirrors.
A yellow sign with this shape means:
Signal controlled crossing ahead
School zone or school crossing.
Watch for pedestrian crossing street
The shape of this sign tells you it is a:
No passing sign.
When changing lanes, you should never:
Change lanes abruptly or on the spur of the moment
Check for other vehicles moving into the same lane
Look over your left or right shoulder to check blind spots
When preparing to make a left turn from a two-way street, you should drive:
On the left of the center line
Close to the right hand side of the road
Close to the cetner line