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What are the passenger restrictions for the entire time one holds a learner's permit?

Only a licensed driving instructor / someone who is providing instruction and is at least 20 years old and whose license has not been suspended during the four years prior to training / a parent /a legal guardian

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Why is side vision important?

You need to see "out of the corner of your eye". This helps you spot vehicles or trouble while still paying attention to the road. You should also use your side mirrors and quick glances if necessary.

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Why is judging distances and speeds important?

It is important to know how far away you are from other cars so that you can merge safely

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What are the curfew restrictions?

11 p.m. to 5 a.m. unless traveling for employment

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What are four restrictions for 16-17 year old licensed drivers?

Transport more passengers than there are seat belts : Operate any vehicle that requires a public passenger transportation permit or a vanpool vehicle : Use a cell phone in ANY way : Transport any passenger on a motorcycle for six months after the issuance of a motorcycle endorsement.

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If your vehicle does not pass an emissions inspection

how long do have to fix the problem?

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What is important to know about the braking system?

ONLY your brakes can stop your vehicle. If something seems to be wrong with your brakes

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What is dangerous about worn or bald tires?

They increase stopping distance and make turning difficult when the road is wet. They increase the chance of "hydroplaning" and the chance of having a flat tire.

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What could unbalanced tires and low-pressure tires do?

They cause faster tire wear

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What does the suspension system do?

The suspension helps control the vehicle and provides a comfortable ride over varying road surfaces.

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Why is the exhaust system important?

The exhaust system helps reduced the noise from the engine

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What happens with a poorly running engine?

A poorly running engine may lose power

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What is the fine for a seat belt violation?

$75

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What should you do if your car has a two part seat belt?

Use both seat and shoulder belts!

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True or False: Seat belts can trap you inside the car.

FALSE: It takes less than a second to undo a seat belt. Also

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True or False: Safety belts are good on long trips

but are not needed for short ones.

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True or False: If I get hit from the side

I am better off being thrown across the car and away from the crash point.

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Are cell phones allowed to be used while driving in CT?

No

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16-17 year olds CANNOT use hands-free phones

either.

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What is the conviction for a 16-17 year old for using a cell phone?

license suspension

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Is insurance required for the car you are driving?

Yes. CT requires continuous insurance coverage on any registered vehicle.

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When accelerating

what should you do?

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How should your hands be placed on the steering wheel?

Left hand between 8 and 10 o' clock / Right hand between 2 and 4 o' clock.

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How does one turn "hand-over-hand"?

Use for sharp turns

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How does one turn using the "push/pull" method?

One hand pulls while the other stays in the same place

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Where does one look when you "scan"?

Look ahead

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How far along the road do safe drivers look ahead?

12 seconds down the road

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When is it important to look for vehicles behind you?

In heavy traffic

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What should you look for when turning at an intersection?

Look for a safe opening in the traffic. Make sure no vehicles or obstructions are in your path. Look once more before you turn.

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What should you do when approaching a railroad crossing?

Slow down and look up and down the tracks to make sure that no trains are coming. Obey all signals and signs. Do not try to pass a lighted arm.

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What do you do when you see or hear an emergency vehicle from ANY direction?

Pull over to the right edge of the road

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Where are the no-zones for trucks?

Directly behind

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What is important to know about trucks?

They accelerate more slowly than cars / Trucks need more room to maneuver safely / Trucks need more stopping distance

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How should you use the ramp when merging onto a high-speed roadway?

Use the ramp to build up speed.

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How much of an opening do you need to merge with other traffic?

4-seconds of an opening.

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When should you start to slow down when you are exiting a high-speed roadway?

ONLY when you are on the exit ramp.

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How big should your space cushion be?

Three seconds

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When should you increase your space cushion?

Slippery roads / The driver behind you wants to pass / Following motorcycles / Following drivers who cannot see you / You are being followed too closely / Pulling a trailer / Low visibility / Following emergency vehicles / Railroad crossings / Stopped on a hill or incline

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What should you do when you want to change lanes?

Look in your rear view and side mirrors

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When should you slow down?

Before a sharp curve

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What should you do if your car is skidding?

Ease your foot off the gas pedal.

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Keep the steering wheel straight.

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If you must turn

do it slowly.

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Do not turn until your tires are gripping the road.

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Why might people be distracted while driving?

cell phones

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What drivers may be confused?

tourists

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What does a pentagon shaped sign mean?

school zone / school crossing

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What do green road signs mean?

Guide signs

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What does a double yellow line mean?

no passing

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What parts of your brain does alcohol affect?

judgement first

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What happens if you fail the blood

breath

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What happens if you refuse to take a test for alcohol?

license suspended for 6 months or more

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What tolerance do you have if you are 21 years of age or younger?

"zero tolerance" less than .02%

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What happens if a 16-17 year old driver fails the alcohol test?

their license will be suspended for at least a year

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What happens if a 16-17 year old driver refuses to take the alcohol test?

their license will be suspended for at least 18 months

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What are speed limits posted for?

The IDEAL conditions. Slow down if weather is bad.

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Where can you not park from a stop sign?

within 25 feet

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Where can you not park from a pedestrian safety zone?

within 25 feet

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Where can you not park from a fire hydrant?

within 10 feet

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How far away from the curb can you park?

You cannot park more than one foot away from the curb

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What should you do if your brakes fail?

Pump the brakes

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What should you do if your tire blows out?

Hold the steering wheel tightly and keep going straight.

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Slow down gradually. Use the brake lightly.

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Pull off the road

if possible.

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What should you do in a power failure?

Keep a strong grip on the steering wheel. It will be difficult to turn.

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Pull off of the roadway. You may have to push on the brake pedal hard to stop.