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Driving Test
Study guide
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| When you obtain a drivers license, you are giving consent per the “implied consent law” to take what type of test? | BAC |
| Barriers and cones in work zones are used for what purpose? | To keep traffic out of the work area |
| The most significant factor in crashes is | Speeding |
| What should you do if you have a blowout? | Hold the steering wheel firmly, stay in your lane, slow down and pull off the road into a safe area |
| School buses stop at railroad crossing; therefore, you should increase your following distance (in seconds) to | Four seconds |
| The bigger the truck, | The bigger the Blindspot |
| Allow another vehicle, the opportunity to merge on the interstate by | Moving to the left lane if possible |
| If possible, when driving near a truck weigh station you should | Avoid driving in the right lane |
| When possible pedestrians are encouraged to walk | Facing traffic |
| How many inches should be between the center of your chest and the steering wheel? | 10 inches |
| Why is it important to safely share the road with other drivers and pedestrians? | In order to avoid crashes |
| What should you do if you approach an intersection and there is crossing traffic that hasn’t cleared? | Wait for traffic to clear before proceeding |
| When is it safe to stop on the railroad track intentionally? | Never |
| What position in the vehicle is safest for children who require child restraint equipment? | Middle backseat |
| At a railroad track when is it safe to drive through, around, or under the crossing gate? | Never |
| What should you do to prevent drowsy driving? | Take a nap (at least 15 minutes) |
| When should you do a pre-check (or inspection) of your vehicle? | Each time before you drive |
| Where do most collisions between cars and motorcycles happen? | Intersections |
| You should always be prepared to stop at a railroad crossing and | At least look BOTH WAYS for a train |
| If Water begins to enter your vehicle, you should | Lower the window and climb onto the top of the vehicle |
| In rainy weather conditions, what is the proper distance (in seconds) to follow a motorcycle? | Four seconds |
| If you are wearing your seatbelt, you are | 3 to 4 times more likely to survive a crash |
| When going downhill in a rural area you should | Check your mirrors for a vehicle vehicles that can approach you quickly |
| How much does Louisiana spend annually in litter pick up? | $40 million. New is $91.4 million. |
| To prepare for exiting the interstate you should | Signal your intention for at least five seconds |
| How does litter impact Louisiana? | Decreased property values, tourism, environment |
| When you see red flashing lights at a railroad crossing, you should | Always stop and look |
| What do construction zones have to allow drivers to make wise choices? | slower speeds |
| A driver who is disabled has a reserved space known as | A handicap parking spot |
| When are you prohibited from turning right on red? | When there is a sign that says “no right turn” |
| What is the most littered item on Louisiana’s roads? | Tobacco products |
| What what should you do if a vehicle is following you too closely? | Reduce your speed |
| What does SIPDE stand for? | Scan/search, identity, predict, decide, execute |
| What should you do if you see a vehicle that is going to hit you on the side? | Grip the wheel and prepare to regain control quickly |
| If a pedestrian or bicyclist begins moving into your lane of traffic, you may choose to communicate in what way? | Lightly tap your horn |
| In bad weather conditions, you should | Increase your “3 second rule” to 4 seconds |
| How many feet should you stop from a school bus? | 30 feet |
| What color are stop lines? | White |
| What are examples of litter? | Biodegradable materials and things dumped in the waterways, chewing gum on the side of the road, cigarettes thrown out of the window |
| It is illegal for drivers under what age to use a wireless device? | 17 |
| Safety belt laws and guidelines are determined by a child’s | Weight and age |
| Which signals are required to be used to make a turn? | Either mechanical or hand signals |
| When are fines for speeding (or other illegal behaviors) doubled? | In work zones and school zones |
| Motorcycle motorcycles have the right to use | A complete traffic lane |
| How does stress affect your driving? | Impulsive/aggressive actions, take risk that you normally wouldn’t, increases risk of crash |
| What are the factors that influence the length of time it takes to stop? | Reaction time and brake conditions, road conditions, vehicle weight, and tire conditions |
| What are the best ways to decrease your Blindspot? | Properly adjust mirrors and turn your head to check your Blindspot |
| Some left terms are allowed on red when | Moving from a one-way street to another one-way street |
| What color are construction zone signs? | Orange |
| When passing a bicyclist, how many feet should you keep between your vehicle and the bicycle? | 3 feet |
| When parallel parking along a roadway, a driver should park | Close to the curb |
| What is the purpose of red pavement markings? | A roadway must not be entered |
| Does over-the-counter medication have the potential to make you drowsy? | Yes |
| When is an emergency vehicle permitted to travel through red? | During an emergency situation |
| How many feet should a car stop from the crosswalk for a blind pedestrian? | 5 feet |
| Who has the right way if you have a green light and there are pedestrians in the intersection? | Pedestrians |
| When driving in the city how far ahead should you look? | At least 2 blocks or traffic lights |
| Best way to avoid hydroplaning? | Slow down |
| How many feet should a car stop from the crosswalk for a blind pedestrian? | 5 feet |
| Who has the right away if you have a green light and there are pedestrians in the intersection? | Pedestrians |
| When driving in the city how far ahead should you look? | At least two blocks or traffic lights |
| What equipment is required for trailers? | Tail lights, brake lights, and correct tires |
| It is illegal to park within how many feet of a crosswalk at a crossroad? | 20 feet |
| When should you use your low beam lights? | In fog, snow, heavy rain |
| What are flashing arrow panels used for in construction zones? | To guide drivers into certain areas |
| What are the consequences of allowing a passenger to drink alcohol in your vehicle? | Fines and penalties |
| What should be used to identify the front of a vehicle behind you? | Your rearview mirrors |
| Driving fatigue increases your risk | Crashing |
| How far ahead should you look when driving in the city? | 2 blocks/2 signals |
| When loading a trailer, you should | Balance the load, distribute the cargo, and secure all items |
| If you become tired while driving, you should | Let someone else drive |
| How much alcohol can the body process per hour? | .015% |
| The weight ratio of a train to a car is equal to | A car to a soda can |
| What should you not do at a blind pedestrian? | Honk the horn. They do not know what you were honking at. |
| What are the fines for littering? | $150 fine or 8 hours of community service, up to $900 in fines and 20 hours of community service for a second offense |
| What is the most important thing to watch for in rural areas? | Warning signs. Higher speeds, more curves, less controlled, intersections, and wildlife |
| What is driving without any legal or illegal substance in your system? | Sober driving |
| If you become stranded while traveling in cold weather, you should | Stay with your vehicle |
| How far should you stop from a crosswalk for a blind pedestrian? | 5 feet. They use the sound of your engine to know where to cross. |