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| You should stop for a stopped school bus |
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| When its red lights are flashing. |
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| On a road with two or more lanes traveling in the same direction, the driver should |
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| Stay in the right lane except to pass. |
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| If you are being tailgated, the best thing to do is |
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| Move to the right lane and let vehicle pass, if possible. |
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| The traffic signal turns green signaling you to proceed; you should |
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| Look left and right before proceeding. |
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| Drivers under 18 years of age arrested for DUI who refuse to submit to a blood alcohol content test will have their license suspended for |
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| A solid yellow line on your side means |
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| This intersection has a stop sign, a stop line, and a crosswalk. Where should you stop your vehicle |
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| You are approaching a school bus which has stopped on the other side of a divided highway. you should? |
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| watch for children and be ready to stop. |
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| In bad weather, you should make your car easier for others to see by |
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| Turning on your headlights. |
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| In bad weather, you should make your car easier for others to see by |
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| Turning on your headlights. |
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| Your vehicle has a mechanical problem. You should |
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| Put on your hazard lights and pull off the road. |
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| If you drive too fast on a wet road, there is a danger that |
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| Your vehicle may hydroplane. |
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| The following statements regarding the use of seatbelts are true, with the exception of |
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| They are not necessary if your vehicle has an air bag. |
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| The first thing that a drink of alcohol affects is |
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| Make sure you have room to complete the pass without excessive |
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| You must pull over to the right and stop for an emergency vehicle with lights and siren on |
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| You may not park within how many feet of a stop sign? |
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| What does an eight-sided sign mean? |
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| At an intersection with a four-way stop, which driver can go first? |
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| The driver that reached the intersection first. |
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| How far ahead should you look when you are on the open highway? |
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| About a quarter of a mile. |
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| Why shouldn't you rely on another driver's signal light? |
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| The lights may have been left on from an earlier turn or lane change. |
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| You come to a sharp crest of a hill. What should you do? |
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| When a large truck wants to pass you, what should you do? |
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| Slow down to shorten the time required to pass. |
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| What would be a reason for approaching a sharp curve slowly? |
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| To be able to stop if there is someone in the roadway. |
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| Under most conditions what is a safe following distance? |
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| How many drinks does it take to affect your driving? |
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| How do seat belts and shoulder straps help the driver control the car? |
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| They keep you from sliding on your seat in sudden stops and turns, and they keep you behind the wheel if you are hit from the side. |
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| Why should you clean your headlights? |
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