1. On a two-way road with a solid yellow line on your side and a dashed yellow line on the other, who may pass?
- A. Both directions may pass
- B. Neither direction may pass
- C. Only the solid-line side may pass
- D. Only the dashed-line side may pass (when safe)
Answer: Only the dashed-line side may pass (when safe)
The manual explains passing is not allowed on the solid yellow side; dashed-line side may pass when safe.
2. A key blind-spot safety tip while checking blind spots is to:
- A. Turn the wheel in the same direction as your head
- B. Keep the steering wheel straight when turning your head
- C. Close one eye to reduce glare
- D. Only use mirrors, never head checks
Answer: Keep the steering wheel straight when turning your head
The manual warns of tendency to turn arms with head; keep steering straight when checking blind spots.
3. For driver licensing purposes, you are considered an Iowa resident if you have:
- A. Bought gas in Iowa
- B. Registered to vote in Iowa
- C. Visited Iowa for 7 days
- D. Driven through Iowa
Answer: Registered to vote in Iowa
“Registered to vote in this state” is listed as one way you are considered an Iowa resident for licensing purposes.
4. Drivers should remember that ADAS:
- A. Always work perfectly
- B. Are optional and unreliable
- C. Have limitations and do not replace driver responsibility
- D. Allow hands-free driving at all times
Answer: Have limitations and do not replace driver responsibility
The handbook stresses that ADAS have limitations and drivers must remain attentive.
5. If you must look down at the dashboard while driving in poor conditions, what should you do?
- A. Stare down until you finish adjusting
- B. Look away for a second or two only
- C. Close your eyes briefly to reduce glare
- D. Follow the vehicle ahead closely
Answer: Look away for a second or two only
The manual says to ensure the road ahead is clear, then look away for only a second or two.
6. Under “Steer It-Clear It,” if you are in a crash with no injuries, Iowa law requires you to:
- A. Leave vehicles where they are for insurance photos
- B. Move your vehicle out of the driving lanes if operable and safe
- C. Immediately call a tow truck before moving
- D. Block the lane with flares for safety
Answer: Move your vehicle out of the driving lanes if operable and safe
If no injuries, Iowa law requires moving an operable vehicle out of driving lanes if it can be safely moved.
7. Passing is illegal when you are within how many feet of a railroad crossing?
- A. 50 feet
- B. 75 feet
- C. 100 feet
- D. 300 feet
Answer: 100 feet
The manual: Do not pass within 100 feet of a railroad crossing.
8. While driving in Iowa, drivers must carry:
- A. Only a driver’s license
- B. License/permit, proof of registration, and an insurance card (printed or electronic)
- C. Only insurance
- D. Only registration
Answer: License/permit, proof of registration, and an insurance card (printed or electronic)
The manual states you should always have your license/permit and must also carry current proof of registration and an insurance card (printed or electronic).