#1 Delaware Driver Education State Test

True

Drivers have problems seeing motorcycles in traffic. True or False.

Depressant Drug

What kind of drug is alcohol?

Yes

Should a driver keep two hands on the steering wheel?

Against

Do pedestrians walk with or against traffic?

With

Do bicycles ride with or against traffic?

No

If someone is trapped in a car and not in any immediate danger do you move them?

Beginning, because water and oil doesn't mix so the oil rises to the top.

When is a roadway the slipperiest during a rain:
-the begining
-the middle
-the end?

10

How many seconds do you scan ahead?

Time

What is the best way to sober up?

Own eyes (not mirrors)

What is the best way to look behind you when you are backing out of the parking spot?

Because they stop more quickly.

Why do we give motorcycles more following distance?

Anti-locking Brake System

What does ABS stand for.

Bridges, because cold air on both sides of the bridge.

In winter what freezes faster?

four way (both one way) intersection

When can you make a lefthand turn:
-four way (all two lane) intersection
-four way (both one way) intersection
-four way (two two lane, one one way)

Straight because if a car hits you, you will not get pushed into oncoming traffic.

When making a rolling left hand turn, where do you face your tires?

To the right.

When making a rolling right hand turn, where do you face your tires?

3 seconds

What is the following distance for a car?

Leaves because they cause the car to loose tractions.

What makes driving in the fall dangerous?

Fog lights if you have them, or low beams.

When driving in the fog what lights do you use?

What you can't see in your mirrors.

Blind spot

Slowly inch forward.

If you are in the neighborhood, at an intersection, and you can't see oncoming cars, what do you do?

Bushes.

Would you rather hit a car or bushes?

Use common sense.

If you don't know something what do you do?

No.

Are you allowed to drive home from the hospital with a baby in your hands?

True

Driving errors are a major cause of accidents:
True or False

If damage is under $500.

If you get into a fender bender, what are the reasons to not call the police?

Ignore them.

If you are a novice driver, make a mistake, and really piss someone off, what do you do?

-Pass both the in-class and in-car components of the driver education course.
-Be academically eligible
-Be at least 16 years old.

What are the requirements for a person under the age of 18 years old to recieve a blue certificate.

-First six months (supervised learner's permit)
-Second six months (unsupervised learner's permit)

What are the two parts of the GDL.

the GDL

During the entire year of the GDL, what must the driver carry with him or her at all times?

No, the driver must have a superviser must be in the front seat while driving at all times.

Can the driver drive unsupervised during the first six months of a GDL?

-Be at least 25 years old
-has currently held a valid driver license for five years
-must have the sponser/parent's approval

What are the requirements of a superviser?

50 hours

How many hours in the first year of a GDL total must the driver drive with an adult and record?

10 hours

How many hours in the first six months of a GDL at night must the driver drive with an adult and record?

1 person

How many people, other than imediate family, may the driver of a GDL have in the car.

The driver will lose his or her license for 60 days.

If someone under 18 years of age (including the driver) in the car is not wearing a seatbelt while the driver only has his or her GDL, what is the penalty and who is it issued to?

The driver will receive a $25 fine.

If someone over 18 years of age in the car is not wearing a seatbelt while the driver only has his or her GDL, what is the penalty and who is it issued to?

They can't.

During the first year of driving, how can the driver use his or her phone while driving?

6:00am-10:00pm

What times may the driver drive unsupervised during the second six months of the first year of driving.

10:00pm-6:am unless the drivier is driving from his/her own school, church, or work location only.

What times must the driver drive supervised during the second six months of the first year of driving? What are the exceptions which allow the driver to drive unsupervised?

School Crossing

Sharp turn to right.
Reduce speed.

Curve to right.

Sharp turn to the right and then to left.

Winding road ahead.
Reduce speed.

Reduced speed ahead.

Side road enters highway from right.

Bump in road ahead.
Adjust speed to avoid loss of control.

Merging traffic from right just ahead.

Warning of traffic signals at intersection ahead.

Warning of yield sign ahead.
Slow down and be prepared to stop at yield sign or adjust speed to traffic.

Bicycle warning.
Watch left and right for cyclists.
Used on roads that are shared with bicycles.

Roadway narrows.
Slow down.

Approaching divided highway.
Keep to right.

Divided highway ends ahead.

Without pavement-
road surface unknown.
Slow down and check vehicle control on changed in surface.

Steep hill ahead.
Slow down and be ready to shift to lower gear to control speed and save brakes.

Roadway slippery when wet.
First half hour of rain most hazardous.

Two-way traffic, one way traffic ends and reminder of oncoming traffic.

Room for only one lane of traffic. Slow dow and prepare to yield to oncoming vehicles.

Room for two lanes of traffic but potentially dangerous.
Slow down and watch out for oncoming vehicles.

Added lane, merging not required, watch for other vehicles changing lanes.

Slow down and prepare to stop before turning.

This sign in placed at the intersection. Yield right of way or stop before turning right or left.

This is an advisory speed sign. It is the recomemnded speed for its stretch of highway. Often posted under other warning sign.

Playground area, numerous children requiring caution.

Watch, children ahead.

Roundabout sign:
reduce speed and yield to pedestrians and vehicles already in the circle.

Another road crosses high ahead.
Be aleart for cross traffic and regulatory signs or signals.

Stop sign ahead.

Stop sign.

Yield sign.

Used to regulate traffic, this sign tells you the speed limit for the stretch of the highway where it is posted.

No left turn.

No right turn.

No U-turn.

Keep to the right of the traffic island or divider.

Cars in the left-most lane must make a left turn.

One way sign.

One way sign.

Where this sign is posted, you must wait until the signal turns greens before procedding or making turns.

No stopping, standing or parking where posted.

Do not continue pass where this sign is posted.

Reserved parking for handicapped only.

You must not enter the street so marked.
It may be a one way street in the opposite direction or all vehicular traffic may be prohibited.

Drivers in this lane must turn left.

Drivers in this lane may either turn left or continue straight.

Drivers in this lane must turn right.

Guide signs.
The arrow points in the direction you should go to reach the named place.

State route sign.

Interstate route sign.

Warning of a railroad crossing ahead.

The railroad crossing is here.

Traffic going in opposite directions.

What do yellow lines on a road seperate?

Traffic going in the same directions.

What do white lines on a road seperate?

Yes.

Unless otherwise specified, can a person make right turns at a red light?

When there is a sign specifying otherwise, or if there is a red arrow.

What are the circumstances in which a person can not make right hand turns at a red light?

-Failure to yield
-unsafe lane change
-disregard of a traffic control device
-failure to stop at the command of a police officer
-following too closely
-passing on a shoulder
-speeding

What is considered agressive driving?

No one can be driving and be using their hands to use their phone in any way.

What is the Hands Free Law?

Whoever arrived first.

Who has the right of way at a four lane intersection?