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When loading a trailer you should balance the load: All of the above
Flashing arrow panels in construction zones: Are used in work zones to guide drivers
If you are about to be hit from the side: Keep a tight grip on the steering wheel. Be ready to steer the opposite way to regain control of the car.
You may not park within how many feet of a fire hydrant: 15 feet
If the gas pedal sticks: All of the above
Obtaining and keeping a drivers license is : Privilege
What are the fines for simple littering : $50-100
What should you do if your vehicle stalls when crossing a railroad track? Run in the direction from which the train is coming
If an unprotected fire hose is across the road in front of you what should you do: Do not run over it unless you have permission from a fireman
Before driving you should: Check your mirrors, adjust your seat, and make certain there are not obstacles or children near the vehicle
To steer out of a skid, if the rear of your car is skidding you should: Take your foot off the gas pedal, turn your front wheels in the direction of the skid just enough to go straight and do not oversteer
How far ahead should you look when driving on the highway: A quarter of a mile ahead
When going down a long hill in a rural area, you should: Check your mirrors for vehicles approaching rapidly
When an emergency vehicle with lights flashing is coming towards you, you are required to: Pull over to the right and stop
Any defect in your vehicle which may affect safe operation should be corrected: As soon as possible
At a 4-way stop intersection, if more than one vehicle arrives at the same time: The vehicle on the right goes first
Louisiana law prohibits: All of the above
It takes the body about ____ to get rid of one normal drink from the circulatory system: 1 Hour
Diagonal striped on a barricade or vertical panel: Guide the driver toward the direction in which traffic should pass
Which is the most significant factor in crashes: Speeding
What should you do if you are turning left and a bicycle is crossing the intersection from the opposite direction: Wait until the oncoming bicycle has passed
Most collisions between cars and motorcycles happen: At intersections
Pedestrians have the right of way when: All of the above
If you are approached by an authorized emergency vehicle with lights and sirens on you should: All of the above
Some left turns may be permitted on red when moving from a: One way street onto another one way street
When turning right at an intersection, if there is no sign prohibiting a turn you: May turn after stopping if the intersection and crosswalk are clear
Before backing out of an angle parking space you should : All of the above
Which of the following should you do while driving: Let your voice mail answer incoming calls on your cell phone
The most effective way to reduce the risk of injury or death in a rollover is to: Use your safety belt
What should you do if a tire blows out or suddenly goes flat: Grip the steering wheel firmly and slow down gradually
What should yo avoid if possible when traveling up and down hills or near a weigh station: Driving in the right lane
Drag racing is permitted on public roads when: Never - it is unlawful to drag race
Large vehicles have: Longer stopping and accelerating distances than cars
When passing another vehicle continue until: The complete front of the passed vehicle is visible in your rearview mirror
What are the fines for simple littering? $50-1000
It is safe to pass: When an oncoming vehicle is 25 seconds from your vehicle
Following distance when behind a motorcycle should be: At least 4 seconds
How far ahead should you look when driving in the city: 2 blocks or 2 traffic signals ahead
What factors influence how long it takes a vehicle to stop? Reaction time, road conditions, vehicle weight, tire conditions, and brake conditions
Which of the following acts are illegal ? Following emergency vehicles on a call closer than 500 feet
When following a school bus up to go over the tracks: Increase your following distance to 4 seconds
What do service signs indicate: The location of rest areas, gas stations, hotels, or hospitals
When on the interstate and approaching your exit sign, you should: Signal your intention for approximately five seconds and make sure you are at the proper speed for leaving the traffic lane
The General Speed Law says, in addition to obeying the posted maximum limit, drivers must keep in mind: You must never drive faster than is reasonable
10 Days: Get address changed on license if moving within the state
30 Days: Get address changed on license if moving outside of the state
$50-5000: Minimum and maximum fines for littering
8-100 Hours: # community service hours for littering
200 miles per hour: How fast an airbag comes out in a head on crash
10 inches: Distance you should sit from the steering wheel
9 to 3: Hand position on the steering wheel
Under 13: Age that must sit in the back seat
359 feet: Stopping distance if traveling 60 MPH
20-30 seconds: Distance to look ahead as you drive
3 seconds: Following distance behind a car
4 seconds: Following distance behind a car in bad weather
4-5 seconds: Following distance behind an 18 wheeler
5-6 seconds: Following distance behind an 18 wheeler in bad weather
100 feet: Distance you must put a blinker on ahead of time
15 feet: Distance to stop at a RR crossing to check for a train
50 feet: Distance to park from a train track
30 feet: Distance to stop from school bus with stop sign out
15 feet: Distance to park from a fire hydrant
20 feet: Distance to park from a crosswalk or intersection
100 feet: Never pass within this distance of a RR, or intersection
18 inches: Distance front tire should be from curb if parallel parking
35 MPS: Speed your car can begin to hydroplane
500 feet: Must dim bright lights when car is approaching you
200 feet: must dim bright lights if a car is in front of you
500 feet: Must have lights on if can't be seen from this distance
55 MPH: Maximum speed on two way traffic road
65 MPH: Maximum speed on by passes
70 MPH: Maximum speed on interstate in LA
1 mile: Distance ahead of time to be in the correct lane to exit interstate
30-60 seconds: Time your car will float in excessive water
365 days: # days license will be suspended if you refuse a breath test from a policeman
730 days: Second offense of not taking a breath test
.08%-.19%: BAC level for over 21 to receive DWI and suspended License for 90 days
.20% & over: BAC level to get license suspended for 2 years
.02%: BAC level under 21 to receive DWI and suspended license for 180 days
5 days: # days you have to get title of a car in your name
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