Driving test study 1

No matter your age, you need _____ to drive.

a valid license or permit

Your application fee allows you:

up to one year to get your license

if your license expires:

It is against the law to drive

With a Class C driver’s license you may:

Pull a trailer behind a car

With a class C driver’s license you may:

Drive a 2 axle vehicle weighing 26,000 lbs or less

To obtain a original ID card you:

Need to prove your identity

A driver that is under 18

must get a provisional permit

A provisional permit allows you to:

drive with a licensed California driver 25 years old or older

For the provisional permitted driver:

The permit is not valid until All star signs it

if you are under 18 and drive:

Your parents are responsible for you

To get a provisional license:

You must have 50 hours of practiced driving

For the first year, the provisional driver:

Both statements are true

If you have 2 collisions or you get 2 traffic tickets with your provisional license:

You cannot drive for 30 days

Persons between the ages of 13-21 convicted of alcohol or drug abuse:

will have their license suspended for one year

Remember, when your license is suspended, you may:

Not drive with any license or permit

The court can suspend your driver’s license:

if you have 3 traffic violations

the agency that will keep track of your driving record is:

The Department of Motor Vehicles

Teens (under the age of 18) are not permitted to:

use mobile phones while driving

when you apply for for an original DL/ID

you must present legal documents

when a provisional driver becomes 18:

they will lose the provisional part of your license

the DMV will require you to:

prove your residency

During the behind the wheel test, seat belts

if not worn will postpone the test

A driving test for license renewal:

might be required by the DMV

A minor who fails the behind the wheel test:

Must wait 2 weeks before being retested

before your driving test, you will be asked:

locate vehicle headlights, wipers, and defroster

If you move you must:

notify the DMV within 10 days

if you must take medicines and drive, remember

all medicines are potentially dangerous

although not required by law, your doctor:

may report any condition affecting your ability to drive

Most drugs taken for colds or allergies:

can make a person drowsy

Any drug that may cause drowsiness or dizziness:

Should not be taken before driving

Wearing a headset or earplugs in both ears while driving:

is something you should not do

If you are going to turn you must signal:

During the last 100 feet before turning

at freeway speeds it is best to signal:

at least 5 seconds before changing lanes

if you plan to turn beyond an intersection:

start signaling when you are in the intersection

This hand/arm signal means:

Right turn

This hand/arm signal means:

slow or stop

This hand/arm signal means:

left turn

use you horn:

to avoid an accident

Use your horn on a narrow mountain road:

where you cant see 200 feet ahead

you must turn on your headlights

if the use of the windshield wipers is required

If you see an accident ahead:

both of the following answers are correct:

if you have car trouble and need to stop:

pull off the road, if safe, away from traffic

To notify drivers you have you have an emergency or car trouble:

lift the hood of your car, turn on emergency flashers

you cannot cross the solid double lines in the middle of the road:

To overtake and cross another car

you may cross solid, double yellow lines

to make a left turn

Two sets of solid double yellow lines mean:

the same as a barrier, no crossing

you may cross the double lines in the middle of the road to pass another vehicle if the:

line on your side is dashed or broken

on roads with two or more lanes in your direction:

The lanes will be separated by broken white lines

Lanes marked by large broken white lines means

This lane will be ending

Sharks teeth on the road refers to:

white yield lines at intersection

Lane referred to by number, the “fast” lane is:

lane #1

Usually you pass another ca:

on the left side

carpool lanes require

you have a certain amount of passengers

With the proper number of people for the carpool lane:

you may not cross the double parallel lines

you may drive in the center left turn lane

for only 200 feet

if you are driving too slow on a two lane road, where passing is unsafe:

use designated turn out area when 5 or more cars are behind you

the bike lane is used:

for bicyclists only

a sharrow is:

A portion of the roadway shared by bicyclists

you may legally park your car:

in the bicycle lane if there is no sign forbidding it

a right turn against a red light:

is permitted, as long as no sign is forbidding it

right turns normally begin

at the lane nearest the right-hand edge of the road

The expression “cut the corner” means:

turning too soon on a left turn

While waiting to turn left:

Keep your wheels pointed straight

on a one-way street, a left turn against a red light is permitted:

If you turn into a left moving one way street

left turns on a two way street normally begin in

the lane nearest the middle of the road

you may make a safe, legal U-turn:

across double yellow lines

you may not make a U-turn

if you cant see 200 feet in each direction

you may not make a u turn

on a curve or hill

you may not make a U-turn

in front of a fire station

Left turns, started near the center divider, end:

In the lane closest to the middle of the road

Right turns begin in the right lane and end

in the lane closest to the curb

when turning from the center lane of a “T” intersection

you may turn left or right

when you enter a freeway, you should be driving:

at or near the same speed as the freeway traffic

when entering a free, remember

freeway has the right of way

A good safety rule in leaving space to merge is:

leave a 3 second gap

if you have to cross several freeway lanes:

cross them one lane at a time

when entering city streets from a full stop:

you will need a gap of a full block to enter

if you are changing lanes or turning make sure:

no cars are blocking your path

drivers who present dangers are:

drivers who pass you on a curve

when you plan to exit a freeway

be sure you are at the proper speed for leaving traffic

do not pass another car:

if you are approaching a curve or hill

when can you pass on the right, using the unpaved shoulder?

never

passing on the right is permitted if:

there are at least two lanes moving in your direction

to pass a vehicle, you should:

only pass when you know you have enough space to return to your lane

if a vehicle is passing you, you should

maintain your lane position

when parking alongside a curb, the front and back tires should

be within 18 inches of the curb

when parked on a hill always

set your parking brake and put your vehicle in gear

when parked headed downhill:

Your front wheels should turn toward from the curb

when parked headed uphill:

your front wheels should turn away from the curb

when parking uphill or downhill with no curbs:

turn your wheels away from center of street

a green painted curb means:

parking for a limited time

a red curb means:

Do not park or stop

never park

in a crosshatched space

the blue parking area of a curb means:

only cars with a placard or special plates may park here

this parking place symbol means:

only cars with placards or plates may park here

you may legally park in front of a driveway;

under no circumstances

double parking is

illegal at any time

parking on the wrong side of the street is:

illegal at any time

during an enforcement stop

turn on your right turn signal

when being pulled over on the road:

move your vehicle to the right shoulder