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What blood concentration level is illegal for a driver under 21?

.02%

What blood concentration level is illegal for drivers operating a commercial vehicle?

.04%

What blood concentration level is illegal regardless of age or vehicle type?

.08%

What must kids up to age 6 ride in?

A federally approved child safety seat

What must children from 6-18 ride in?

A safety belt or child safety seat

What happens if a driver holds a POP or school permit?

All passengers must be buckled up.

What happens if you violate seatbelt laws?

There is a $25 fine and 1 point goes on your driving record.

What is the recommended hand position for vehicles with airbags?

9 o'clock and o'clock

Where should you never use a rear facing infant safety seat?

In the front passenger seat of an air bag equipped vehicle.

What is using a handheld wireless communication device to read, type, or send written communication while operating a motor vehicle?

A secondary offense

Defensive driving

Driving alertly to prevent crashes

Three-second rule

Leave at least three seconds of time between you and the nearest vehicle

What should you do if you see a deer?

Firmly brake, steer, and stop.

When should you never put your steering wheel in the "lock" position?

When the vehicle is in motion.

What does a solid red stoplight mean?

Come to a complete stop before reaching the intersection, stop line, or crosswalk, and remain stopped.

When can traffic signals be ignored?

When a traffic officer is directing traffic or to make room for emergency vehicles.

What happens if a traffic signal is dark?

The intersection is treated as an all-way stop.

A solid yellow traffic signal

The light is about to change. If the vehicle hasn't entered the intersection, it should be brought to a safe stop. If in the intersection, continue moving and clear it safely.

A solid green traffic signal

A vehicle may proceed through an intersection in the direction indicated by the signal if the roadway is clear.

A flashing red light

A complete stop is required, yielding to oncoming traffic or pedestrians before proceeding.

A flashing yellow light

Be alert and proceed with caution. They are used to draw attention to a sign or location that requires extra attention.

A red arrow

Come to a complete stop before reaching the intersection, stop line, or crosswalk, and remain stopped.

A yellow arrow

A warning that the light is about to change. If a vehicle has not entered the intersection, it should be brought to a safe stop. If in the intersection, continue moving in the direction of the arrow and clear it safely.

A flashing yellow arrow means?

If in the proper lane, proceed in the direction of the arrow after yielding to approaching traffic and/or pedestrians.

A green arrow

If in the proper lane, proceed in the direction of the arrow.

When can you make a right turn on red?

Unless signs prohibiting it are posted at the intersection.

When can you make a left turn on red?

If traveling on a one-way street and turning onto another one-way street.

What are lane use signals used for?

To reverse lane direction during different hours of the day.

A red X lane use signal

Don't drive.

A steady yellow X lane use signal

The driver should move out of the lane as soon as safely possible.

A downward green arrow lane use signal

Drive.

Pedestrian hybrid beacon

A device used to warn and control traffic at an unsignalized location to assist pedestrians in crossing a street or highway.

A flashing yellow light on a pedestrian hybrid beacon

The beacon will soon be solid yellow, the driver must stop.

A solid yellow light on a pedestrian hybrid beacon

The same meaning as a normal yellow light.

Two solid red lights on a pedestrian hybrid beacon

The driver must stop and remain stopped. Pedestrians have a WALK signal.

Two flashing red lights on a pedestrian hybrid beacon

Drivers must stop and verify that no pedestrian is in their lane before proceeding.

Red signs

Stop, yield, do not enter, or wrong way

Yellow signs

Warning signs calling attention to unexpected conditions

Yellow-green signs

Used for warning signs specific to pedestrians, bicycles, play-grounds, schools, and school buses

Pink signs

Incident management signs

Green signs

Guide information, such as distance or direction

Blue signs

Motorist services, such as rest areas or hospitals

White signs

Regulatory signs, such as speed limits

Orange signs

Alert to road workers, construction areas

Brown signs

Recreation and cultural interest areas

Octagonal signs

Stop

Triangular signs

Yield

Diamond signs

Warnings

Vertical rectangular signs

Give you instructions or tell you the law

Horizontal rectangular signs

Give directions or information

Pentagonal signs

School and school crossings

Pennant

No passing zone

Crossbuck and circle

Railroad crossing- look both ways , listen for and yield to trains, be prepared to stop if a train is approaching.

Flashing light signals at crossbucks

Stop when lights are flashing. Do not cross until you can do it safely.

What does the number under the crossbuck mean?

The number of tracks following the sign

What do you do with gates at railroad crossings?

Remain stopped until the gates go up and the lights start flashing. Never drive around the gates.

Stop signs

Come to a complete stop before entering an intersection. If there is a painted stop line, stop at the line. Stop before entering a crosswalk, painted or unpainted. If there is no crosswalk, stop at the safest point nearest the intersecting roadway to obtain a clear view of approaching traffic.

Yield signs

Slow down or stop, if necessary to give the right-of-way to crossing or merging vehicles

Speed limit

Indicates the maximum speed that a vehicle can lawfully travel on the roadway

No left turn

Left turn prohibited

No right turn

Right turn prohibited

No U-turn

U-turn prohibited

Wrong Way and Do Not Enter

Identify a one-way street or expressway ramp. Do not drive past.

One way

Traffic flows only in the direction of the arrow

No parking

Parking is prohibited

Center lane, left turn only

A driver may use the lane only to make a left turn

Keep right

A traffic island, median or obstruction is ahead. Keep to the right.

Slower traffic keep right

Used on multiple-lane roadways to reduce unnecessary weaving and when there is a tendency on the part of the motorist to drive in the left-hand lane below the normal speed of traffic.

Added lane

Traffic from another road will be entering the road. No merging is necessary because a lane has been added.

Advisory exit speed sign

The advisory safe speed for an exit from a freeway or expressway.

Slippery when wet

Road surface may be slick when wet. Slow and proceed with caution.

Lane ends

The lane ends soon and a merging maneuver will be required.

Low clearance

The overpass has a low clearance. Do not proceed if the vehicle height exceeds the dimensions indicated.

Hill

A steep down grade ahead. Check your brakes.

Deer crossing

Deer often cross the roadway in this area. Be alert, slow down if you see a deer. Only installed in higher deer-vehicle conflict areas of deer crossings.

Horse-drawn vehicle

Posted in areas where slow moving, horse-drawn vehicles often cross or share the roadway with motorized vehicles.

Pedestrian crossing

Be alert for people crossing the street. Slow down, yield right of way to pedestrians, or stop if necessary.

School advance crossing

A crosswalk where school children cross the roadway is ahead.

School crossing

Placed at the location where school children cross the roadway. Obey signs from school crossing guards.

Turn

Sharp turn to the right or left ahead.

Reverse turn

Just ahead, the road turns sharply right/left, then left/right.

Curve

There is a gradual curve to the right or left ahead. Slow down to the safe speed indicated.

Advisory speed plaque

Supplements a warning sign to indicate the advisory speed for the condition.

Winding road

The road ahead is winding with a series of turns or curves.

Crossroad

A four-way intersection is ahead. Be alert for cross traffic.

"T" intersection

The roadway ends ahead. You must signal before turning right or left.

Sideroad

A roadway joins from the right. Be alert for vehicles entering the roadway.

Roundabout

A roundabout intersection is ahead. Slow down to the recommended speed and yield to all vehicles approaching on your left already in the roundabout.

Traffic merging from right

Adjust speed and lane position to allow traffic to merge safely

Railroad crossing

Advises the motor vehicle operator of a railroad crossing ahead. Yield and be prepared to stop if a train is approaching.

No train horn

Installed under railroad crossing signs in locations where a quiet zone has been established. Trains don't blow the horn at this location.

Guide signs

Give directional and distance information.

Slow moving vehicles warning

Vehicles which travel 25 MPH or less must display these emblems on a public roadway.

Service signs

Direct motorists to services.

No passing zone

Found on the left side of the road at the beginning of a no passing zone.

Reference post marker

Located on NE highways at one mile increments to serve as a reference point for drivers to use when assistance is needed.

Handicapped parking

Parking spaces reserved for those with handicapped parking privleges.

Route markers

Signs used alone or in combination with arrow directional signs mounted below.

Dynamic message signs.

Provide important information to travelers. Messages can be changed to reflect the current conditions.

Work zone signs

Used to notify drivers of unusual conditions in or near a work area. Diamond shaped.