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AIR BRAKES

CAR LICENSE

CAR QUIZ 1-18

COMBINATION

DOUBLES/TRIPlES

GENERAL KNOWLEDGE

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

PASSENGER

TANKER

Tanker Test 1
1.
Do not increase your speed.
Move to the right edge of the road.
Increase your speed to follow the vehicle.
Move into the left lane.

1.
Continue at the same speed.
Move into the left lane.
Increase your speed.
Slow down and move into a nonadjacent lane.

1.
Stop and provide information to others involved in the accident.
Stop other vehicles on the road.
Leave the scene of the accident.
Not provide information to others involved in the accident.

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Yield the right of way to oncoming vehicles.
Give a turn signal.
Make it on a curve of the road or near a hill.
Yield the right of way to pedestrians.

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200 feet
100 feet
600 feet
500 feet

1.
In operation.
Traveling on highways.
Traveling at a speed greater than 35 mph.
Traveling at a speed greater than 50 mph.

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The ignition to the lock position
The headlights off
The gearshift into a higher position
The headlights on

1.
Increase your speed.
Move into the proper lane well before the turn.
Reduce your speed.
Cut corners while turning.

1.
Shift to a higher gear if possible, and coast.
Shift to a lower gear if possible, and pump the brake pedal fast and hard several times.
Pull off the road and stop.
Shift to a higher gear if possible, and pump the brake pedal fast and hard several times.

1.
Shorter path
Faster path
Longer path
Lower path

1.
There is a winding road ahead.
There is a narrow bridge ahead; use caution and go slow.
There is an underpass ahead; do not stop.
The road ahead will merge; use caution.

1.
A train station is ahead.
An abandoned railroad track is ahead.
A railroad track parallel to the roadway is ahead.
A railroad crossing is ahead.

1.
Focus on the left side of the road.
Focus on the speed of the vehicle.
Focus on the center of the road.
Focus on the right side of the road.

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45 mph or the posted speed limit.
30 mph or the posted speed limit.
60 mph or the posted speed limit.
50 mph.

1.
Increase your speed
Stop
Turn
Make a U-turn

1.
Speed limit ahead
Speed advisory at roundabout
Speed advisory on ramp
Speed advisory at exit

1.
Merge with the traffic on the left.
You may either turn left or go straight.
Yield to the traffic on the left.
Merge with the traffic on the right.

1.
A stop sign ahead.
A Traffic signal ahead.
A Roundabout ahead.
A Yield sign ahead.

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15 mph
20 mph
5 mph
10 mph

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Two to three second
Five seconds
Four seconds
Nine to ten seconds

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Stop at the broken white stop line.
Stop at the broken yellow stop line.
Stop at the solid white stop line.
Stop at the edge of the road.

1.
Apply the brakes.
Hold the steering wheel firmly.
Pull off the road.
Maintain your speed.

1.
A child care center ahead
A park ahead
Playground ahead
A school zone ahead

1.
Use your high beams.
Se your low beams.
Low down and take a detour.
Carefully pull as far off the road as possible and stop.

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At least 300 feet
At least 100 feet
At least 50 feet
At least 200 feet

1.
A detour ahead.
No entry ahead.
A yield sign ahead.
A stop sign ahead.

1.
Using brakestopping
Stopping or shifting gears
Using high-beam headlightssing
Low-beam headlights

1.
A flashing yellow light.
Do Not Enter sign.
A stop sign.
Yield sign.

1.
Decrease your speed in the deceleration lane
Increase your speed in the deceleration lane
Increase your speed in the acceleration lane
Decrease your speed in the acceleration lane

1.
10 mph below the established speed limit
5 mph
35 mph
The posted speed limit

1.
Slow down at the intersection and proceed with caution.
Make a right turn at the intersection.
Stop before entering the intersection.
Stop after entering the intersection.

1.
A cup of tea.
Softly playing music.
A cup of coffee.
Alcohol, some illicit drugs, or some prescription medications.

1.
In the opposite direction of traffic.
Toward the left.
In a counterclockwise direction.
In a clockwise direction.

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Approaching an intersection or traffic island at night.
Approaching a railroad crossing at night.
Within 200 feet of an oncoming vehicle.
Within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle.

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A service area is available.
Parking is available.
Lodging is available.
Hospital service is available.

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Vehicles must not cross the solid yellow line, except to turn.
Vehicles must not cross the dashed white line under any circumstances.
Vehicles must not cross the solid yellow line, except to pass.
None of the above.

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The distance to the nearest exit.
The interstate highway number.
He interstate highway speed limit.
He exit number.

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Faster vehicles must enter the highway through a deceleration lane.
Slower vehicles should use the right lane, and faster vehicles should use the left lane.
Lower vehicles should use the left lane, and faster vehicles should use the right lane.
Faster vehicles should pass slower vehicles on the right.

1.
A stop sign in 1,000 feet.
Detour in 1,000 feet.
Road work in 1,000 feet.
The closing of the lane in 1,000 feet.

1.
Drive as fast as possible to avoid it.
Stop, exit your vehicle immediately, and go to a low-lying area.
Close all the doors and turn on your headlights.
Take a detour to the top of a bridge.

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Follow the vehicle closely.
Dim your high-beam headlights.
Turn off your headlights.
Use high-beam headlights.

1.
Only turn left.
Either proceed straight ahead or turn left.
Either proceed straight ahead or merge left.
Only turn right.

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Not pass other vehicles on the left.
Not increase your speed.
Stop your vehicle.
Change lanes.

1.
Move into the left lane.
Stay in your lane and not increase your speed.
Move into the right lane and not increase your speed.
Increase your speed.

1.
Move your vehicle to the right.
Make a quick U-turn.
Move your vehicle to the left.
Move your vehicle forward.

1.
Checking blind spots.
Always checking mirrors.
Checking the traffic behind you frequently.
Text messaging and talking on the phone.

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Passing on the left is allowed when the way ahead is clear.
Passing is not allowed in either direction.
Passing is allowed only during the daytime.
Passing on the left is prohibited.

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The left lane.
The deceleration lane.
The right lane.
The middle lane.

1.
Passing is not permitted on either side.
Passing is permitted on the side of the solid line, but not on the side of the broken line.
Passing is permitted on the side of the broken line, but not on the side of the solid line.
Passing is permitted on both sides.

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The lane farthest from the shoulder
The center lane
The rightmost lane
The leftmost lane

1.
Apply your brakes continuously.
Use a higher gear.
Use a lower gear.
Press the accelerator hard.

1.
Two blocks ahead.
One block ahead.
Three blocks ahead.
Four blocks ahead.

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Green
White
Black
Red

1.
On steep mountain grades, __________ are built to stop runaway vehicles safely without injuring drivers or passengers.
Acceleration lanes
Deceleration lanes
Weaving zones

1.
Have a quick glance while driving and then move ahead.
Pull over to the side of the road in a safe place and then read the map.
Top your vehicle on the road and then read the map.
Reduce your speed and then read the map.

1.
Slow down and proceed with caution through the intersection.
Increase your speed and rush through the intersection.
Top and enter the intersection only when it is safe to do so.
Remain stopped until the light turns green.

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Longer distances to slow down than cars.
Less room to maneuver.
Shorter distances to slow down than cars.
Less time to stop.

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One broken yellow line and one solid yellow line
Broken yellow line
Double solid yellow lines
A broken white line

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Slow-moving vehicles should move as directed.
Slow-moving vehicles should not move as directed.
A yield sign is ahead.
Stop sign is ahead.

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A school zone
A crosswalk for blind people
A pedestrian crosswal
A playground

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Slow down and let the vehicle pass first.
Alert the bicyclist to the oncoming vehicle.
Alert the oncoming vehicle to slow down.
Speed up and quickly pass the bicycle.

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Turning vehicles must increase speed and turn quickly.
Turning vehicles must proceed at the same speed.
Turning vehicles must stop.
Turning vehicles must slow down.

1.
Hold the steering wheel tightly and keep the vehicle going straight.
Stop your vehicle on the road.
Move to the left side of the road.
Increase your speed to control your vehicle.

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When there is a school bus with flashing lights on the same roadway
On the shoulder of the road
When there is a broken yellow line next to your lane
When you are within 100 feet of a railroad crossing

1.
Less space on your right
A greater following distance
More space on your left
A smaller following distance

1.
You do not have much traction.
The dirt may cover the windshield.
It is unpleasant to drive fast.
Our tires get more grip on dirt roads.

1.
Road repair zone.
Closed road.
A curve to the right.
A railroad crossing.

1.
Road repair zone.
Closed road.
A curve to the right.
A railroad crossing.

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Solid white line
Solid yellow line
Broken white line
Broken yellow line

1.
Stop
Take a U-turn
Turn
Increase your speed

1.
Keep right.
Merge right.
Make a sharp right turn.
Keep left.

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A vehicle carrying hazardous materials.
A Slow-moving vehicle.
A school bus.
An emergency vehicle.

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Swing wide to the left before turning.
Begin the turn with your left wheel as close as possible to the yellow dividing line.
Begin the turn with your right wheel as close as possible to the yellow dividing line.
Do any of the above.

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Signal before passing through the intersection.
Signal just after you pass through the intersection.
Signal just before making the turn.
Not give any turn signal.

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Keep moving in the same lane and let the emergency vehicle change lanes.
Keep moving slowly until you can get out of the way.
Increase your speed and let the emergency vehicle pass you.
Stop your vehicle immediately in your lane.

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Only on the left of the vehicle.
Only on the right of the vehicle.
On either the left or the right of the vehicle.
On neither the left nor the right of the vehicle.

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White letters on a yellow background.
Black letters on an orange background.
Black letters on a yellow background.
White letters on an orange background.

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You should cross a solid line immediately after entering or before exiting a freeway.
Most freeways have deceleration lanes to assist you in exiting.
Enter a freeway smoothly by accelerating on the entrance ramp to match the speed of traffic.
Freeways are designed to handle higher-speed traffic safely.

1.
Someone may hit you from behind.
You may not see the vehicles following you.
Someone may crowd your lane.
You may not see the vehicles in front of you.

1.
Vehicles already in the circle.
Both pedestrians and vehicles in the circle.
Neither pedestrians nor vehicles already in the circle.
Pedestrians

1.
A steep downgrade ahead.
Low clearance ahead.
A Slow-moving vehicle ahead.
A slippery road ahead.

1.
Roundabouts
Acceleration lanes
Turnpikes
Exit ramps

1.
You determine that no train is approaching.
You determine that no schoolchildren are present.
You determine that no pedestrians are approaching.
You determine that there is no oncoming traffic.

1.
Continue through the intersection, then pull over to the right and stop.
Move to the right and stop in the intersection.
Continue through the intersection, then pull over to the left and stop.
Pull over to the left and stop in the intersection.

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Longer path
Shorter path
Slower path
Faster path

1.
Change lanes frequently.
Use high-beam headlights.
Increase your speed.
Increase your following distance.

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Return to the original lane
Go straight
Return to the passing lane
Increase your speed

1.
The sum of the braking distance and following distance.
The sum of the braking distance and reaction distance.
The braking distance.
The sum of the reaction distance and following distance.

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Information on traffic laws and regulations.
Directions, routes, and distances.
Information on nearby recreational or cultural points of interest.
Specific information and directions to drivers in work zones.

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Parking only.
Emergency use only.
Stopping only.
U-turns only.

1.
They increase the stopping distance of your vehicle.
They increase the fuel efficiency of your vehicle.
They keep the rain and snow off the windshield.
They absorb moisture from the atmosphere.

1.
Aggressive driving.
Defensive driving.
Sidegating.
Tailgating.

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Allowed to change lanes.
Not allowed to pass or change lanes.
Allowed to pass or change lanes.
Allowed to pass.

1.
The shoulder.
Any lane.
The right lane.
The middle or left lanes.

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The rightmost lane
The middle or left lanes
Any lane
The middle lane

1.
Of the high speed of the vehicle.
It moves slower than other traffic.
Of lack of visibility.
A No-Zone exists behind this vehicle.

1.
You may not pass.
You may park.
You may pass if it is safe.
You may make a U-turn.

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Turn into the nearest left lane.
Turn into the lane just to the left of the center line.
Turn into the lane just to the right of the center line.
Turn into the nearest right lane.

1.
Headlights in your right side mirror.
River in your left side mirror.
Headlights in your left side mirror.
Headlights in your rear-view mirror.

1.
A flag person (flagger).
A crew person.
Blind.
Blind.

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Tailgating
Blowing the horn excessively
Forcing a car off the road
All of the above

1.
Accidents from behind.
Bodily injuries in a head-on collision.
Neck injuries if you are hit from behind.
Tightening of the seat belt in accidents.

1.
The left lane.
The right lane, except when passing or making a left turn.
The center lane.
The left lane, except when passing or making a left turn.

1.
The road ahead is closed permanently.
U-turns are not allowed.
Parking is not allowed.
Parking is allowed for people with disabilities only.

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Guide drivers into certain parking areas.
Guide drivers into certain traffic lanes.
Indicate the permissible speed limit.
Stop all vehicles near a work zone.

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Go ahead and turn because the other vehicle’s turn signal means that it will turn.
Quickly turn on your headlights.
Wait until the other vehicle actually starts to turn and then start your turn.
Press the accelerator immediately.

1.
Shift gears and proceed through the railroad crossing.
Increase your speed and cross the railroad crossing.
Slow down and then proceed with caution.
Stop within 100 feet of the railroad crossing.

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An upcoming hill or an upcoming curve with insufficient visibility.
A school bus ahead with red flashing lights and an extended stop arm.
A solid yellow line next to your lane.
Any of the above.

1.
Stop your vehicle over a hill or just around a curve.
Check your vehicle’s manual for help.
Lift the hood to signal an emergency.
Pull off the road, away from traffic.

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Hydroplaning
Velocitizing
Weaving
Tailgating

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More pressure to the gas pedal
The brakes lightly several times
Heat to your brakes
More pressure to the steering wheel

1.
Signal a left turn and look over your left shoulder.
Signal a left turn and look over your right shoulder.
Signal a right turn and look over your left shoulder.
Signal a right turn and look over your right shoulder.

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Truck collisions
Rear-end collisions
Head-on collisions
Side collisions

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Stop and make a right turn to merge into traffic.
Make a left turn to merge into traffic.
Yield the right-of-way to the traffic on the main road.
Do none of the above.

1.
Prepare for the unexpected.
Increase your speed.
Change lanes to keep away from workers.
Watch for speed limit signs.

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A school bus.
A Passenger bus.
A vehicle carrying hazardous materials.
A slow-moving vehicle.

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Follow too closely.
Do not use their headlights.
Take too long to brake.
Drive under the influence of alcohol.

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Do Not Enter sign
Stop sign
Yield sign
A Wrong Way sign

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Merging traffic ahead
Parking area ahead
Uncontrolled intersection ahead
Traffic signal ahead

1.
Turn away
Stop
Increase your speed
Do any of the above

1.
An interstate highway number
A posted speed limit
A milepost
Route marker

1.
Emergency parking
Parallel parking
Hill parking
Angle parking

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Increase your speed and pass the bicyclist.
Slow down and let the car pass.
Stop your car on the shoulder.
Drive between the car and the bicycle.

1.
Highway hypnosis.
Tailgating.
Hydroplaning.
Weaving.

1.
Blow your horn to stop the person.
Continue driving.
Stop and yield the right-of-way.
Increase your speed and cross the intersection quickly.

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From the right lane and make the turn close to the left curb.
From the left lane and make the turn close to the right curb.
From the right lane and make the turn close to the right curb.
From the left lane and make the turn close to the left curb.

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Pump the brake pedal several times.
Use the parking brake.
Look for a safe place to stop.
Shift into a lower gear.

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The motorcycle needs the full width of the lane.
Motorcycles do not have signal lights.
The motorcyclist might misguide you.
Motorcyclists do not need to follow traffic rules.

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5 Feet
3 feet
7 feet
10 feet

1.
Turn on your emergency flashers.
Check for approaching traffic and signal a right turn.
Check for approaching traffic and signal a right turn.
Check for approaching traffic and signal a left turn.

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A library.
A Playground.
A Pedestrian crosswalk.
A School zone.

1.
Rubberneck
Keep your eyes on the road
Stay concentrated
Use safety belts

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The vehicle traveling downhill
Both vehicles
The vehicle that comes first
The vehicle traveling uphill

1.
Make a left turn.
Make a right turn.
Slow down or stop.
Make a U-turn.

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A side road is ahead; watch for vehicles entering the roadway.
A Four-way intersection is ahead; prepare to yield.
A T-intersection is ahead; yield to cross traffic.
A tourist information center is ahead; stop if needed.

1.
There is a highway ahead.
There is a handicapped parking area ahead.
There is a hill ahead.
There is a hospital ahead.

1.
Stop.
Follow through and clear the intersection.
not proceed further.
Make a left or right turn.

1.
Stop before merging into freeway traffic.
Enter the freeway at a minimum speed.
Stop and yield to the traffic on the freeway.
Enter the freeway at or near the speed of freeway traffic.

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Two vehicle lengths.
Four vehicle lengths.
One vehicle length.
Three vehicle lengths.

1.
Constantly changing lanes.
Listening to very loud music.
Constantly shifting your eyes from one area of the roadway to another.
Constantly talking on your cell phone.

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A merge sign ahead.
A Yield sign ahead.
A Stop sign ahead.
A work zone ahead.

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Orange.
Red.
Green.
Blue.

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Brake immediately and carefully steer in the direction in which you want the car to go.
Brake immediately and carefully steer opposite to the direction in which you want the car to go.
Ease your foot off the gas and carefully steer in the direction in which you want the car to go.
Ease your foot off the gas and carefully steer opposite to the direction in which you want the car to go.

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At a flashing yellow traffic signal.
At a stop sign.
At a flashing red traffic signal.
At a steady red traffic signal.

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Solid white line
Double solid yellow lines
A broken white line
A solid yellow line

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Using low-beam headlights
Using the brakes
Stopping or shifting gears
Using high-beam headlights

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Blind spots
No-passing zones
Free zones
Shoulder zones

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Keeping to the far side of your lane and reducing your speed slightly.
Reducing your speed and driving in a No-Zone.
Keeping to the near side of your lane and reducing your speed slightly.
Increasing your speed.

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Give a left-turn signal before passing and a left-turn signal after passing.
Give a left-turn signal before passing and a right-turn signal after passing.
Give a right-turn signal before passing and a right-turn signal after passing.
Give a right-turn signal before passing and a left-turn signal after passing.

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Apply the parking brake.
Ease your foot off the brake pedal.
Shift gears.
Ease your foot off the gas pedal.

1.
Change lanes and pass the vehicle quickly.
Not pass the stopped vehicle.
Alert the stopped vehicle to take a detour.
Reduce your speed and pass the vehicle slowly.

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It is legal to park within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.
In an emergency, it is legal to park on the shoulder of the road, as far away from traffic as possible.
It is illegal to park on a freeway.
When parking on a downhill grade, turn your wheels toward the curb.

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Keep the steering wheel straight.
Ease your foot off the gas pedal.
Not stop until your tires are gripping the road again.
Do all of the above.

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Shift into a lower gear.
Turn on your headlights.
Press hard on the gas pedal.
Remove your seat belt.

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You must not drive across the median or barrier except at an approved crossover.
You can drive across the median or barrier to make a left turn.
You can drive across the median or barrier in emergencies.
You must not drive across the median or barrier except to make a U-turn.

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The outside lanes for turning and the center lanes for through travel.
The outside lanes for through travel and turning.
The center lanes for through travel and turning.
The outside lanes for through travel and the center lanes for turning.

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Slowly ease your foot off the accelerator.
Brake immediately.
Steer straight ahead.
Hold the steering wheel tightly.

1.
Continue on to the next exit.
Try to turn around.
Stop and ask for help.
Back up to reach your exit.

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From the left lane of a one-way street onto another one-way street.
From the right lane of a one-way street onto a two-way street.
From the left lane of a one-way street onto a two-way street.
From the right lane of a one-way street onto another one-way street.

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Stop behind the line
Cross the line
Stop after the line
Slow down after crossing the line

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By slower vehicles.
For stopping in an emergency.
For passing slower vehicles.
By heavy trucks.

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A slippery road ahead.
Trucks carrying hazardous materials.
Low clearance ahead.
A steep downgrade ahead.

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Try to apply your brakes and keep your steering steady
Try to increase the speed of your vehicle
Try to quickly slow down your vehicle
Try not to slow down your vehicle too suddenly

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There is a gravel road with sharp curves ahead; drive carefully.
The road ahead is slippery when it’s wet; go slow.
There is a sharp curve near a hill; go slow.
A Winding road is ahead; follow the signs.

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Check for oncoming traffic.
Check the rear of your vehicle.
Check your vehicle’s blind spots.
Check the front of your vehicle.

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Both behind and to the side of your vehicle.
Neither behind nor to the side of your vehicle.
Behind your vehicle.
To the side.

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The lap belt and a helmet
The lap belt and shoulder belt
The shoulder belt and emergency lights
None of the above

1.
The vehicle ahead is making or about to make a right turn.
The vehicle ahead is making or about to make a left turn.
You are entering a tunnel or bridge.
You are traveling on a curve or crest of a hill.

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Always drive on the left.
Use the full road when there is no oncoming traffic.
Leave at least half the road for vehicles going in the opposite direction.
Do none of the above.

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Turn on your headlights.
Slow down.
Increase your speed.
Shift into a lower gear.

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Try to stay on the left side of your lane.
Try to follow other vehicles closely.
Change lanes frequently.
Try to keep a space cushion.

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Come to a complete stop.
Make a right turn.
Reduce your speed and yield.
Increase your speed.

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As the front of your vehicle clears the back of the vehicle in front of you, turn your wheels sharply to the left and continue backing slowly until the back of your vehicle almost touches the vehicle behind you.
Put on your turn signal to warn other drivers that you intend to park.
Back up quickly, turning your steering wheel to the left to aim the back of your vehicle toward the front of the vehicle behind you.
Straighten your wheels and pull forward to center your vehicle in the parking space.

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Put on your right turn signal to tell drivers that you intend to exit.
Don’t try to pass bicyclists within the roundabout.
When approaching a roundabout, yield to vehicles and bicyclists within the circulating roadway.
Always enter the roundabout to the left and proceed on the left side of the central island.

1.
Stop driving or have someone else drive.
Take medication and drive.
Drive fast and reach your destination as soon as possible.
Start talking on your cell phone while driving.

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Upcoming expressways.
Their locations on the roadway for navigational and emergency purposes.
The condition of the roadway.
The posted speed limits on the roadway.

1.
Move into the left lane and reduce your speed.
Move into the right lane and reduce your speed.
Move into the right lane and stop.
Move into the left lane and increase your speed.

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In the center
In any part
On the right side
On the left side

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Text messaging and talking on the phone.
Checking blind spots.
Always checking mirrors.
Checking the traffic behind you frequently.

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Lap belt
Head restraint
Steering wheel
Shoulder belt

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Yield to the traffic in the roundabout.
Enter the roundabout to the left of the central island.
Come to a complete stop and wait for traffic in the roundabout to clear.
Enter the roundabout at a speed of 35 mph.

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You must not enter the road ahead.
You must come to a complete stop.
You must make a right turn.
None of the above are correct.

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Be aware that children have minimal perception of vehicle speeds and distances.
In a school zone, you must reduce your speed to the posted speed limit.
You should not yield to pedestrians in a school crosswalk that does not have a school crossing guard.
In Indiana, the fine for speeding in a school zone may be doubled.

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Stop behind the line
Slow down after crossing the line
Stop after the line
Cross the line

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A construction zone ahead.
A Divider ahead.
a snowplow ahead.
A narrow bridge ahead.

1.
Carefully pull as far off the road as possible and stop.
Use your low beams.
Use your high beams.
Slow down and take a detour.

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A lighting filter
A dark-colored mirror
A day/night mirror
A reflective mirror

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An area where the speed limit must not exceed 75 mph.
An area where a lower speed limit has been established.
An expressway or freeway.
An area where the minimum speed limit is 70 mph.

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Left-right
Left-left-right
Left-right-left
Right-left-right

1.
Four times
Twice
Five times
Three times

1.
Liquiplaning.
Hydroplaning.
Rainplaning.
Waterplaning.

1.
Make sure there are no more vehicles still in or coming through the intersection.
Stop and wait for the next signal.
Watch for turning traffic.
Drive as quickly as possible through the intersection.

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A tight turn into the left lane of the cross street.
A Tight turn into the right lane of the cross street.
A Right turn at high speed.
A Wide turn into the right lane of the cross street.

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There is a solid yellow line on each side.
There is a solid yellow line on one side.
There is a broken yellow line on each side.
There is a broken yellow line on one side.

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When making a right turn, avoid swinging wide to the left.
Where there are no signs to control turning, you must turn into the lane farthest from the one you came from.
When making turns, go from one lane to the other as directly as possible without crossing lane lines.
When making a left turn, avoid cutting the corner sharply.

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While crossing or within 100 feet of an intersection.
While crossing or within 100 feet of a railroad crossing.
When there is a dashed yellow line on your side of the center dividing line.
When you are on a curve or approaching the top of a hill, and there is no clear view ahead.

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The weight
The side, rear, and front No-Zones
The large mirrors
The length

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The left lane is closed ahead.
Left turns are prohibited.
Entry is prohibited.
U-turns are prohibited.

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To the sides
In the side mirrors
To the rear
To the front

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Increase your speed to follow the vehicle.
Move your vehicle into the left lane.
Do not increase your speed.
Move your vehicle to the right edge of the road.

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A one-way road is ahead.
An expressway or freeway is ahead.
Two-way traffic is ahead.
Lane crossing is allowed.

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A circular intersection
A divider
An interstate highway
A four-way traffic merging area

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A public library ahead; watch for pedestrians.
Pedestrian crosswalks ahead; proceed with caution.
A school or school crossing ahead; slow down and look for children.
A school bus stop ahead; stop your vehicle.

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Narrow bridge ahead; go slow.
Right lane exits, buses excepted.
Merging traffic ahead; stop and proceed.
Road turns ahead; slow to a safe speed.

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Keep right.
Do not proceed any further.
Share the road with oncoming traffic.
Yield the right-of-way or stop before turning right or left.

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An exit number.
A US route marker.
The speed limit on the exit ramp.
The number of miles to the exit.

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A traffic signal ahead at an intersection
A stop signal ahead at a rail crossing
A stop sign ahead at an intersection
None of the above

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A flagger at a work zone
A road crew at work ahead
A school zone
A pedestrian crossing at an intersection

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An alternate route is 1000 feet ahead.
Parking zone is ahead.
Turning right is prohibited after 1000 feet.
There is construction ahead in 1000 feet.

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Exit 444
Interstate route marker 444
A milepost reference marker
None of the above

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Drivers must go at a posted speed.
Drivers must stop immediately.
Drivers must slow down.
Drivers must make a detour.

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All traffic must go only in the direction of the arrow.
All vehicles must stop to make a right turn.
The lane ahead is reserved for trucks to turn right.
Drivers may choose in which direction they can go.

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A median is ahead.
The road ahead has a bump.
A hill grade is ahead.
The road ahead has a dip.

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Parking is allowed for people with disabilities only.
No parking is allowed at the sign.
The road ahead is closed permanently.
No U-turn is allowed.

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The center of a roadway where passing is prohibited.
Traffic moving in the same direction.
Traffic moving in the opposite direction.
The curb of the road.

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Should move onto a shoulder at reduced speed.
Should not leave the pavement.
Should move onto a shoulder of the road at high speed.
Should increase the following distance to 6 seconds.

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You are approaching an airport.
RC flying zone is ahead.
Airplanes fly in this direction.
Airplanes fly at low heights in this zone.

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Parking area ahead; the width of the road is 13 feet 6 inches.
A median ahead; the width of the road is 13 feet 6 inches.
An overpass ahead; clearance from the roadway surface to the overpass is 13 feet 6 inches.
A bridge ahead; the width of the road is 13 feet 6 inches.

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Vehicles in both directions to pass.
Vehicles from either direction to make a right turn.
Vehicles from either direction to make a left turn.
None of the above

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A school zone.
Pedestrian crosswalks at an intersection.
A school bus stop.
Children’s playground area.

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A narrow road ahead.
A Sharp curve ahead.
A median ahead.
A winding road ahead.

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Left turns may proceed if safe, but all others must stop.
Pedestrians are allowed to pass on the left.
Straight through and left-turning traffic should prepare to stop.
Passing is prohibited.

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Hospital service is available.
Parking service is available.
A service area is available.
Lodging is available.

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Use the right lane for turning.
Prepare to stop or slow down.
Stop behind the crosswalk.
Proceed through the intersection.

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An object marker in the roadway.
A Guide sign at interstate highways.
A warning sign at work zones.
A barricade at construction zones.

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The minimum allowable speed at any time near a school zone
The maximum allowable speed at any time near a school zone
The minimum allowable speed when children are present near a school zone
The maximum allowable speed near a school zone when children are present

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The lane is reserved for certain purposes or certain vehicles.
The lane is shared for left turns in both directions of travel.
The lane is reserved for right turns.
The lane is reserved for high-speed vehicles.

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Stop sign
No Entry sign
One-way sign
A yield sign

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A work zone ahead
A tunnel ahead
Crossroads ahead
A railroad crossing ahead

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Merge left.
Turn left or go straight.
Go straight.
Do not turn left or go straight.

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There is a work zone ahead.
There is a detour ahead.
There is a low place in the road.
There is a bump in the road.

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Work zones.
Railroad crossings.
School zones.
Uncontrolled intersections.

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Only passenger vehicles are allowed to go straight.
You may go straight ahead.
You must stop before going straight.
You are not allowed to go straight.

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Passing is allowed in these directions.
Do not pass a vehicle on the left.
Only left turns are allowed.
Move only in the directions indicated.

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The ending of a left lane.
One-way road ahead.
Narrow bridge ahead.
The ending of a right lane.

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There is gravel on the road.
The road is slippery and wet.
This is a concealed road.
The road shoulder is much lower than the road surface.

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A speed zone is ahead; be prepared to reduce your speed to 45 mph.
Vehicles merging ahead; do not increase your speed to 45 mph.
Construction ahead; reduce your speed to 45 mph.
Drive at a speed of 45 mph.

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No trucks are allowed on the road where this sign is posted.
Vehicle parking is not allowed ahead.
Drivers can park their trucks on the road where this sign is posted.
Only heavy-goods vehicles are allowed.

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The railroad ahead is closed for repairs.
A new railroad is under construction.
The roadway ahead is closed for repairs.
A Railroad crossing is ahead.

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Warn drivers of a one-way roadway ahead.
Inform drivers of a school zone.
Inform drivers to make a U-turn.
Guide drivers into certain traffic lanes.