California Driver's Handbook Review

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These flashcards cover key concepts and rules from the California Driver’s Handbook to assist in exam preparation.

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What are the main services provided by the DMV according to the handbook?

Renew driver’s license, replace stickers or registration, change address, request driver’s and vehicle records.

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What must California driver’s licenses be compliant with for specific uses by May 2025?

REAL ID compliance for boarding airplanes, entering military bases, and federal facilities.

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What should you do when you encounter pedestrians or bicyclists on the road?

Always pay extra attention and yield the right-of-way to them.

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What is the consequence of not notifying the DMV of a change of address?

You do not automatically receive a new driver’s license; failure can lead to issues with receiving important documents.

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What is the minimum following distance rule known as?

The three-second rule.

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What is required to operate a vehicle on California roads?

A valid driver’s license that matches the type of vehicle you are driving.

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What action should you take if you encounter a non-functioning traffic light?

Treat the intersection as if it has stop signs in all directions.

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Under what conditions can a minor drive after obtaining their driver’s license?

With restrictions on night driving and passengers, unless accompanied by a licensed adult.

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What should drivers do when they see a school bus with flashing lights?

Stop in both directions until the lights stop flashing.

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What does the law require regarding alcohol consumption when driving in California?

It is illegal to drive with a BAC of 0.08% or higher for adults and 0.01% or higher for those under 21.