When a traffic signal is showing a steady red light: | |

A. After stopping, you may turn left on any street unless prohibited by signs. | B. You may proceed straight ahead after stopping, and when it is safe. | C. After stopping, you may turn right unless prohibited by signs. | D. You must slow down before entering the intersection, but only if you can do so safely. | You should not use your horn: | |

A. When you have lost control of your vehicle and risk hitting someone. | B. When passing a horse-drawn vehicle or horseback rider. | C. If someone moves into your lane and there is an immediate danger. | D. All of the above | A truck's blind spots: | |

A. Are eliminated with an additional outside mirror on each side. | B. Can be checked by using rear view mirrors. | C. Are eliminated with bigger mirrors. | D. Are bigger than the blind spots of a passenger vehicle. |

| If you are convicted of operating a vehicle after underage consumption, it will result in the following number of points on your driving record: | |

A. No points. | B. Two points. | C. Six points. | D. Four points. | What is the basic speed limit on state routes within municipal corporations outside urban districts? | |

A. 45 mph. | B. 50 mph. | C. 55 mph. | D. 60 mph | If a traffic signal light is not working, you should proceed as if the intersection is, in all directions, controlled by: | |

A. A flashing yellow signal. | B. A stop sign. | C. A yield sign. | The driver in front of you signals (left arm extended horizontally out of open window): | |

A. That he is preparing to slow down or stop. | B. That he plans to turn right. | C. That he plans to turn left. | D. That there is an emergency | At what age can you get a Class D driver's license? | |

A. 18 years. | B. 17 years. | C. 15 years. | D. 16 years | To avoid getting tired on a long trip, you should: | |

A. Avoid looking at different objects. Keep your eyes focused on the road ahead | B. Stop and take regular breaks, even if you are not tired. | C. Not stop your car too often. | D. Turn off radio and avoid other irregular sounds | When should you use your parking lights? | |

A. If weather conditions require you to use your windshield wipers. | B. At night and when approaching another vehicle from behind. | C. When driving in a fog. | D. None of the above. |
If you find yourself on a roadway with yellow pavement marking on the right edge and white to your left: |

A. Your lane is for turning only. | B. You are on a roadway with two-way traffic. | C. You are going the wrong way. | D. You may not pass other vehicles. |
Which of the following is an acceptable reason for not wearing safety belts?
How do you check your blind spots while driving? |

A. By adjusting side mirrors. | B. By adjusting rear-view mirrors. | C. By changing speed. | D. By turning your head and look over your shoulder. | Which of the following freeze first when wet? | |

A. Intersections. | B. Tunnels. | C. Open expressways. | D. Bridges. | You must obey instructions from: | |

A. Firefighters. | B. Traffic or police officers. | C. School crossing guards. | D. All of the above. |
If you have a tire blowout while driving, you should: Why should you slow down and be prepared to stop when you see a school bus at a railroad crossing? | |

A. The bus needs more space when crossing a railroad. | B. The bus will stop at the crossing. | C. The bus might let off passengers at the crossing. | D. The bus will drive slower when crossing a railroad. | Why should you slow down and be prepared to stop when you see a school bus at a railroad crossing? |

A. The bus needs more space when crossing a railroad. | B. The bus will stop at the crossing. | C. The bus might let off passengers at the crossing. | D. The bus will drive slower when crossing a railroad. |

Comment: | Vehicles that must stop before crossing a railroad grade outside of municipalities include: * Motor vehicles carrying passengers for hire. * All school buses. * Vehicles carrying material or materials required to be placarded under 49 C.F.R. Parts 100-185 (hazardous loads). | What is true about tailgating (following another vehicle too closely)? | |

A. It makes it easier to see signs of problems ahead. | B. It is the cause of most rear end accidents. | C. It gives you enough time to stop or avoid a hazard. | D. It helps traffic flow smoothly | The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit where it is illegal for any person to drive is: | |

A. 0.04% | B. 0.08% | C. 0.01% | D. 0.02% | When approaching a stopped emergency vehicle with activated lights on a multi-lane roadway, you must: | |

A. Vacate the lane closest to the emergency vehicle, if possible. | B. Avoid looking in the direction of the emergency vehicle. | C. Keep your speed and lane. | D. Turn on your headlights. | Car tires must have a minimum tread depth of: | |

A. 1/16 of an inch. | B. 1/32 of an inch. | C. 4/32 of an inch. | D. 6/32 of an inch |