1. What does a “Road Construction Flagger Ahead” sign tell you?
- A. Road is closed to all traffic
- B. A law enforcement checkpoint is ahead
- C. A worker with a sign or flag is directing traffic and you must follow instructions
- D. There is a detour with no workers present
Answer: A worker with a sign or flag is directing traffic and you must follow instructions
The manual states that this sign indicates a worker with a sign or flag is ahead and you must follow their directions.
2. In which areas have human trafficking cases in Wisconsin been reported?
- A. Only large cities
- B. Only areas near state borders
- C. All 72 counties in Wisconsin
- D. Only along interstate highways
Answer: All 72 counties in Wisconsin
The handbook states that cases of human trafficking have been reported in all 72 counties in Wisconsin.
3. When are your demerit points doubled if you hold a probationary license, ID card, or have no license?
- A. On the first conviction only
- B. On the second conviction and any thereafter
- C. Only after five years of driving
- D. They are never doubled
Answer: On the second conviction and any thereafter
The handbook states that such drivers will have their points doubled on the second conviction and any thereafter.
4. How can you warn vehicles behind you if you see a vehicle stopped on the side of the road?
- A. Turn on your high beams
- B. Stop suddenly without warning
- C. Tap your brake pedal three or four times
- D. Drive on the shoulder
Answer: Tap your brake pedal three or four times
The handbook advises tapping your brake pedal three or four times to warn vehicles behind you when you see a vehicle on the side of the road.
5. If there is oncoming traffic while you want to pass a bicyclist, what should you do?
- A. Squeeze between the car and bicyclist
- B. Speed up and pass before the car arrives
- C. Slow down and wait for oncoming traffic to clear before passing
- D. Honk until the bicyclist moves off the road
Answer: Slow down and wait for oncoming traffic to clear before passing
The handbook says to wait for oncoming traffic to clear before passing a bicyclist, giving them plenty of room.
6. What do “Buses Only” or “Bikes Only” reserved lane signs mean?
- A. Only buses or bikes should avoid the lane.
- B. The lane is for all traffic except buses or bikes.
- C. Only the specified vehicles (buses or bikes) may drive in that lane.
- D. The lane is a temporary parking area.
Answer: Only the specified vehicles (buses or bikes) may drive in that lane.
Reserved lanes with “Buses Only” or “Bikes Only” are for those vehicles only.
7. Who is not allowed to operate a farm tractor or self-propelled farm machinery on highways?
- A. Anyone under 21.
- B. Anyone without a CDL.
- C. Anyone under 16 years old.
- D. Anyone without insurance.
Answer: Anyone under 16 years old.
The handbook states that no one under 16 years old can operate a farm tractor or self-propelled farm machinery on highways.
8. What does the Driver Education Grant Program do?
- A. Pays for vehicle repairs
- B. Waives all DMV fees
- C. Enables income-eligible teens to have classroom and/or behind-the-wheel driver training paid for by the state
- D. Provides free cars to new drivers
Answer: Enables income-eligible teens to have classroom and/or behind-the-wheel driver training paid for by the state
The Driver Education Grant Program allows income-eligible teens to have their classroom and/or behind-the-wheel driver training paid for by the state.