1. Two solid yellow lines between lanes of traffic mean neither side can pass, but you may cross them to:
- A. Make a U-turn anywhere
- B. Turn into a driveway if it is safe
- C. Pass a slow vehicle
- D. Enter a no-passing zone
Answer: Turn into a driveway if it is safe
It states two solid yellow lines mean neither side can pass, but you may cross a solid yellow line to turn into a driveway if it is safe.
2. The “three-second rule” is used to measure:
- A. Proper parking distance from a curb
- B. Safe following distance behind a vehicle
- C. Time to wait at a stop sign
- D. Reaction time at a signal
Answer: Safe following distance behind a vehicle
Under “Space Ahead,” the manual describes using a three-second count to determine a safe following distance and avoid rear-end crashes.
3. Motorists should provide bicyclists with extra time and space to:
- A. Park
- B. Use sidewalks
- C. Merge and use turn lanes like other vehicles
- D. Cross only at crosswalks
Answer: Merge and use turn lanes like other vehicles
It instructs drivers to give bicyclists extra time and space to merge and use turn lanes like other vehicles.
4. Driving to and from work during the restricted hours for a provisional license is allowed when:
- A. The driver writes their own note
- B. There is a signed statement from the licensee’s employer
- C. The driver is over 16
- D. The speed limit is under 50 mph
Answer: There is a signed statement from the licensee’s employer
The manual says a provisional licensee may drive at any hour when “Driving to and from work as evidenced by a signed statement from the licensee’s employer.”
5. When stopped at an intersection on a motorcycle, what are you advised to watch for in your mirrors?
- A. Fuel prices
- B. Cars coming up from behind that may not be paying attention
- C. Weather changes
- D. Pedestrians on the sidewalk
Answer: Cars coming up from behind that may not be paying attention
The manual warns that when stopped, you should watch cars coming up from behind because a driver not paying attention could be on top of you before he sees you.
6. When going down a long or steep hill, you should:
- A. Avoid using mirrors
- B. Check your mirrors and be alert for large trucks and buses that may be going too fast
- C. Coast in neutral
- D. Turn off headlights
Answer: Check your mirrors and be alert for large trucks and buses that may be going too fast
It says to check your mirrors when going down hills or mountains, and be alert for large trucks and buses that may be going too fast.
7. If no minimum speed is posted, you should:
- A. Drive as slowly as possible
- B. Drive so you do not interfere with regular traffic flow
- C. Drive no faster than 25 mph
- D. Always drive below 30 mph
Answer: Drive so you do not interfere with regular traffic flow
It says if no minimum is posted, drive so that you do not interfere with regular traffic flow.
8. To stay out of another driver’s blind spot, you should:
- A. Drive beside the vehicle at the same speed
- B. Try to avoid driving on either side and slightly to the rear; either speed up or drop back
- C. Turn off your headlights
- D. Honk your horn continuously
Answer: Try to avoid driving on either side and slightly to the rear; either speed up or drop back
The manual says to avoid driving on either side and slightly to the rear where you will be in the blind spot; either speed up or drop back so you can be seen.