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Question 1/101/10
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
To maintain a safe following distance in normal conditions, a driver should ______ and increase that space when conditions become hazardous.
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1 correct answer
A.
Follow within one car length
B.
Match the vehicle ahead's speed exactly
C.
Use at least a three-second gap
D.
Drive beside the vehicle ahead
A three-second following gap gives a driver time to perceive a hazard, react, and stop. Rain, snow, ice, darkness, heavy traffic, or a larger vehicle may require increasing that gap. Following within one car length leaves too little stopping space. Matching speed alone does not create a safe cushion, and driving beside another vehicle increases exposure to collisions rather than providing following distance.
Right Answer: C
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Question 2/102/10
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
When visibility is reduced by fog, a driver should ______ to improve safety.
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1 correct answer
A.
Turn on high-beam headlights and maintain the usual speed
B.
Reduce speed and use low-beam headlights
C.
Follow the vehicle ahead more closely
D.
Drive on the shoulder to avoid traffic
Fog limits visibility and causes high beams to reflect back toward the driver, creating glare. Slowing down provides more time to react, while low beams help reduce reflected glare. Maintaining normal speed, following closely, or driving on the shoulder increases risk and does not safely address the limited visibility.
Right Answer: B
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Question 3/103/10
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
Before entering an intersection controlled by a flashing red signal, a driver must ________.
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1 correct answer
A.
Slow down and continue without stopping
B.
Stop only if another vehicle is approaching
C.
Come to a complete stop, then proceed when safe
D.
Treat the signal as a flashing yellow light
A flashing red signal requires the same action as a stop sign: come to a complete stop and proceed only when the intersection is safe. Merely slowing is insufficient, and stopping only when another vehicle is present does not meet the requirement. A flashing yellow signal permits cautious movement without a mandatory stop, so treating a flashing red signal that way is unsafe and unlawful.
Right Answer: C
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Question 4/104/10
Vehicle Operation & Controls
Vehicle Operation & Controls
Vehicle Operation & Controls
Before moving a vehicle from a parked position, the driver should first ______.
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1 correct answer
A.
Press the brake pedal and check the surroundings
B.
Release the parking brake and accelerate
C.
Turn the steering wheel sharply
D.
Shift into reverse without looking back
Pressing the brake pedal and checking the surroundings helps prevent unintended movement and collisions. Releasing the parking brake before confirming the vehicle is controlled can allow movement, accelerating before the path is clear is unsafe, and shifting into reverse without checking behind the vehicle creates a serious collision risk.
Right Answer: A
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Question 5/105/10
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
A driver approaches a green traffic signal while a pedestrian near the crosswalk appears distracted and may step into the roadway. The driver has enough distance to slow smoothly. What is the best defensive action?
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1 correct answer
A.
Maintain speed because the signal permits movement
B.
Slow down and be prepared to stop for the pedestrian
C.
Honk continuously while accelerating through the intersection
D.
Move into the oncoming lane to pass the pedestrian area
Slowing and preparing to stop accounts for the pedestrian's unpredictable movement and preserves a safety margin. A green signal does not eliminate the need to scan for hazards. Maintaining speed reduces reaction time, continuous horn use does not replace speed control, and entering an oncoming lane creates a serious additional hazard.
Right Answer: B
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Question 6/106/10
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
During an evening drive, rain begins falling heavily, and the road becomes difficult to see. The safest immediate response is to:
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1 correct answer
A.
Increase speed to leave the storm sooner
B.
Use cruise control to maintain a steady speed
C.
Slow down, increase following distance, and use headlights
D.
Use high beams continuously so other drivers can see you
Heavy rain reduces visibility and traction, so reducing speed and increasing following distance allow more time to respond and stop. Headlights improve visibility to other road users. Cruise control can reduce a driver's ability to respond to changing traction, and high beams can produce glare in rain.
Right Answer: C
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Question 7/107/10
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
Traffic Laws, Rules, and Signs
During a two-lane road trip, a school bus ahead activates its flashing red lights and extends its stop signal arm. The roadway has no physical barrier. What should the driver do?
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1 correct answer
A.
Stop at least 20 feet from the bus and remain stopped until the signals are deactivated
B.
Pass slowly because the bus is stopped on the opposite side of the road
C.
Stop only if children are visible near the roadway
D.
Continue driving if the driver is already in the adjacent lane
On a road without a physical median or barrier, traffic in both directions must stop for a school bus displaying flashing red lights and its stop arm. The driver must stop at least 20 feet from the bus and wait until the warning devices are deactivated and it is safe to proceed. Children do not have to be visible for the rule to apply, and being in another lane does not remove the stopping requirement.
Right Answer: A
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Question 8/108/10
Vehicle Operation & Controls
Vehicle Operation & Controls
Vehicle Operation & Controls
During a heavy rainstorm, Jordan notices the vehicle beginning to hydroplane. Which response best helps maintain control?
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1 correct answer
A.
Brake hard and turn quickly
B.
Accelerate to move through the water faster
C.
Ease off the accelerator and steer smoothly
D.
Shift into park immediately
When tires lose contact with the road surface, easing off the accelerator allows the tires to regain traction while smooth steering reduces the chance of a skid. Hard braking, sudden steering, or shifting into park can cause loss of control and are not appropriate responses while the vehicle is moving.
Right Answer: C
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Question 9/109/10
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Defensive Driving & Hazard Management
Following a large truck closely is a safe strategy because the truck creates a wider path through traffic and blocks wind.
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1 correct answer
A.
The statement is accurate because larger vehicles provide protection
B.
The statement is accurate only on roads with multiple lanes
C.
The statement is unsafe because the truck restricts visibility and reduces following space
D.
The statement is unsafe only when the truck is traveling below the speed limit
The statement is unsafe because following closely behind a large truck can block the driver's view of traffic signals, stopped vehicles, road conditions, and hazards. The truck may also create turbulence and require more stopping distance. Multiple lanes do not remove these risks, and the danger exists at various speeds, not only below the speed limit. A truck does not provide reliable protection.
Right Answer: A
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Question 10/1010/10
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
Driving Conditions & Impairments
A driver who feels drowsy should recognize that fatigue can:
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1 correct answer
A.
Slow reaction time and reduce attention
B.
Improve concentration during long trips
C.
Make vehicle speed easier to judge
D.
Be eliminated by opening a window briefly
Fatigue can slow reaction time, reduce attention, and impair judgment. It does not improve concentration or make speed easier to judge. Fresh air or opening a window may provide a brief sensation of alertness but does not remove fatigue or make driving safe. A tired driver should stop in a safe place and rest.
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