1. Which is one tip given to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning in vehicles?
- A. Warm up your vehicle in the garage with the door partially down
- B. Ignore minor exhaust leaks
- C. Inspect and clear the tail pipe of snow or ice on snowy days
- D. Keep all windows closed when idling
Answer: Inspect and clear the tail pipe of snow or ice on snowy days
A prevention tip is to inspect the tail pipe and remove snow or ice that might obstruct it.
2. When you are stopped by police, what should you do with your hands while the officer approaches?
- A. Place hands on your knees
- B. Keep hands on the steering wheel where they can be seen
- C. Place hands outside the window
- D. Fold arms across your chest
Answer: Keep hands on the steering wheel where they can be seen
The manual instructs drivers to keep their hands on the steering wheel where the officer can see them.
3. After you change your name, what document will PennDOT issue to show your new information?
- A. A new license only, without your old one
- B. A driver’s license update card
- C. A temporary paper permit only
- D. A new license plate
Answer: A driver’s license update card
When you change your name, PennDOT issues a driver’s license update card containing the new information.
4. What does a steady red “X” over a lane mean?
- A. Lane is for slow vehicles
- B. You may use the lane cautiously
- C. You are not allowed to use that lane
- D. The lane is a reversible lane
Answer: You are not allowed to use that lane
A steady red “X” over a lane means you are not allowed to use that traffic lane.
5. When do the words “ORGAN DONOR” appear on your Pennsylvania driver’s license?
- A. Whenever you apply for a permit
- B. Automatically at age 21
- C. When you say “Yes” to being designated as an organ donor at the Photo License Center
- D. Only if you sign a separate medical form
Answer: When you say “Yes” to being designated as an organ donor at the Photo License Center
The manual explains the words appear when you say “Yes” to being designated an organ donor at the Photo License Center.
6. What action is specifically required by law in an active work zone?
- A. Use only daytime running lights
- B. Turn on your vehicle’s headlights (not just daytime running lights)
- C. Turn on hazard flashers
- D. Use cruise control to maintain speed
Answer: Turn on your vehicle’s headlights (not just daytime running lights)
Drivers must turn on their vehicle’s headlights, not just daytime running lights, when driving through active work zones.
7. To avoid getting hit by opening car doors, how far from parked cars should bicyclists ride?
- A. At least 1 foot
- B. Exactly 2 feet
- C. At least 3 feet
- D. At least 6 feet
Answer: At least 3 feet
The manual states bicyclists should ride at least three feet from parked cars to stay out of the “door zone.”
8. If you strike a parked vehicle and cannot locate the owner, what are you required to do?
- A. Leave without stopping
- B. Leave a note with your information and notify police
- C. Wait indefinitely for the owner
- D. Move the damaged vehicle
Answer: Leave a note with your information and notify police
The handbook requires leaving contact information and notifying police when the owner cannot be located.