Driver's License Test: 1-30

What should you adjust before starting your engine?

Adjust your seat, head restraint, rearview mirror, side mirrors, steering wheel, and fasten your safety belt.

What are the equipment requirements for windshields and side windows?

Windshields must be safety glass and provide a clear view; no obstructions should block the driver's vision.

Do bumper height requirements vary by vehicle?

Yes, they depend on the vehicle's weight.

What are the bumper height requirements for cars under 2,500 lbs?

Front bumper: 22 in., Rear bumper: 22 in.

What must you do if hauling a load that could fall onto the roadway?

Secure the load and use a close-fitting cover if necessary.

How should you mark a projected load extending more than 4 feet during the day?

Use a red flag at least 18 inches square.

How should you mark a projected load extending more than 4 feet at night?

Use red lights and reflectors visible to approaching traffic.

Why is drowsy driving dangerous?

It slows reaction time, impairs judgment, reduces awareness, and can cause a driver to fall asleep.

What should you do if another driver is threatening you?

Avoid eye contact, stay calm, increase distance, and report to law enforcement if necessary.

What are the three types of distracted driving?

Visual, manual, and cognitive.

Why is texting particularly dangerous while driving?

It involves visual, manual, and cognitive distractions simultaneously.

Can anyone drink and drive safely?

No, alcohol affects judgment, reaction time, vision, and coordination.

Which is affected first after drinking alcohol, judgment or vision?

Judgment is affected first.

What can happen if you are in a crash and not wearing a safety belt?

You are more likely to be seriously injured, killed, or ejected from the vehicle.

What age are children required to be in a car seat?

Through age 3: Child restraint seat; Ages 4-5: Child restraint seat or booster seat.

Who is charged if a front-seat passenger under 18 is not wearing a safety belt?

The driver is charged.

What does a single broken white line on the highway mean?

Traffic moves in the same direction and lane changes are permitted when safe.

What does a double solid yellow line mean?

No passing in either direction.

What does a double solid white line mean?

No lane changes.

What does a solid yellow line to the right of the center line mean?

Passing is prohibited from your lane.

What do traffic sign colors indicate?

Red: Stop/yield; Yellow: Warning; Orange: Construction; Green: Direction; Blue: Services; Brown: Recreation; White: Regulations.

Who goes first at a four-way stop?

The first vehicle to stop goes first; if two arrive simultaneously, the driver on the left yields to the right.

What does a red traffic light mean?

Stop completely.

What does a flashing red light mean?

Stop completely, then proceed when safe.

When may you turn right after a full stop at a red light?

After stopping completely and yielding to pedestrians and traffic, unless prohibited by a sign.

What does a green arrow shown with a red light mean?

You may proceed only in the direction of the green arrow.

What does a flashing yellow light mean?

Slow down and proceed with caution.

What should you do if you approach a railroad crossing and see a train coming?

Stop and wait for the train to pass completely.

What happens to the force of impact when you double your speed?

It increases to 4 times the impact force.

What is the maximum speed limit in a residential area?

30 MPH.

What is the maximum speed limit on a limited-access highway?

70 MPH.

Can you be issued a citation for driving too slowly?

Yes, if you impede the normal flow of traffic.

What are the steps for making a smooth stop?

Check traffic behind you, begin braking early, apply steady pressure, and stop smoothly.

What is the arm signal for a left turn?

Left arm straight out.

What is the arm signal for a right turn?

Left arm bent upward.

What is the arm signal for slow or stop?

Left arm bent downward.