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| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| In your vehicle, what should you adjust before you start your engine? | While vehicle is in neutral, the seat ensuring you can reach all controls. adjust rear-view mirrors to use them without having to lean. move anything that blocks your view. lock all car doors. put on seat belt and make sure all passengers do the same |
| What are the equipment requirements for windshields? | Must be safety glass and may not be covered or treated with any material that makes the windshield reflective or nontransparent. Must be free of any stickers not required by law |
| What are the equipment requirements for side windows? | May not be composed of, covered by, or treated with any material which has a highly reflective or mirrored appearance and reflects more than 25% of the light (side windows) or more than 35% of the light (rear window). |
| What are bumper height requirements? Are they the same for every vehicle? | Owners of automobiles and pickup trucks are required to have both front and rear bumpers mounted within certain height levels. |
| Are bumper height requirements the same for every vehicle? | Bumper Height limitations are governed by the net shipping weight of the vehicle, not the modified or altered weight. |
| What must you do if hauling a load of material which could fall or blow onto the roadway? | You must use a close-fitting cover when hauling loads which could fall or blow onto the roadway |
| When a projected load extends more than 4 feet from the vehicle, what must you use to clearly mark it in the daytime? | During the day, red flags at least 18 inches square must mark the extremities of the load. |
| When a projected load extends more than 4 feet from the vehicle, what must you use to clearly mark at night? | you must have one amber strobe-type lamp equipped so that the lamp is visible from the rear and both sides of the projecting load |
| Why is drowsy driving dangerous? | slow your thought processes and reaction time; affect your judgment and vision; impair your senses and abilities; cause micro-sleeping ("nodding off") or falling completely asleep |
| What should you do if another driver is threatening you or intentionally driving dangerously around you? | remain calm and try to put as much distance between you and them as possible. Slow down and let them pass. |
| What are the three main categories of distracted driving? | visual, manual, cognitive |
| Why is texting one of the most dangerous distracted driving behaviors? | Texting involves all three types of distractions |
| Can anyone drink and drive safely? | No one can drink alcohol and drive safely, even if you have been driving for many years. |
| Both your judgment and vision are affected after drinking alcohol. Which is affected first? | A person's judgment is the first thing affected after drinking an alcoholic beverage |
| What can happen to you if you are in a crash and not wearing a seat belt? | can be ejected from the vehicle; can be thrown against other passengers, your steering wheel, or windshield; and moves you from behind the wheel, where you can control the vehicle |
| What age are children required to be in a car seat or booster seat? | Children under age 4 must be in a safety seat, and children ages 4 and 5 must be in either a safety seat or a booster seat |
| If a law enforcement officer stops a vehicle and the front seat passenger under 18 years old is not wearing a safety belt, who will be chargedwith the seat belt violation? | Drivers will be charged with a seat belt/child restraint violation if any passenger under the age of 18 is not restrained with the proper seat belt or child restraint device. |
| What does a single broken white line on the highway mean? | You may cross this line to change lanes when it is safe to do so |
| What does a double solid yellow line in the center of the highway mean? | Vehicles moving in either direction must not pass/cross these lines (unless turning left when it is safe to do so). |
| What does a double solid white line in the center of the highway mean? | Crossing a double solid line/ changing lanes is not allowed |
| What does a solid yellow line to the right of the center line of the highway mean? | Passing is not allowed in this lane. (May turn left when safe to do so.) |
| What does a red traffic sign indicate? | Stop. Do not enter. Wrong way. Yield |
| What does an orange traffic sign indicate? | Construction and maintenance warning. |
| What does a yellow traffic sign indicate? | General warning. Advisory of unexpected roadway conditions. |
| What does a fluorescent yellow green traffic sign indicate? | High emphasis warning of school, pedestrian, and bicycling activity. |
| What does a White/Black traffic sign indicate? | Regulatory. Control traffic; set limits, or give commands. |
| What does a green traffic sign indicate? | Guide, or directional information. |
| What does a blue traffic sign indicate? | Driver guidance. It is also used to identify parking spaces for disabled drivers. |
| What does a brown traffic sign indicate? | Areas of public recreation, cultural, and historical significance. |
| When more than one vehicle approaches a four-way stop sign, which one moves first? | Vehicles proceed through the intersection in the order that they arrived at the intersection; the first vehicle to reach the intersection should move forward first. |
| When more than one vehicle approaches a four-way stop sign at approximately the same time, which one moves first? | If vehicles arrive at approximately the same time, each driver must yield to the drivers on their right. |
| What does a red traffic light mean? | Come to a complete stop at the stop line. Remain stopped until the light turns green. |
| What does a flashing red traffic light mean? | Used at dangerous intersections. Treat it like a stop sign; stop and proceed when safe. |
| After a full stop at a red traffic light when may a driver turn right? | you may turn right if there is not a NO TURN ON RED sign and the way is clear. |
| What does a green arrow showing at the same time as a red traffic light mean you can do? | If the red light is illuminated at the same time, you must be in the proper lane for such a turn |
| What does a flashing yellow light mean? | Used at, or just before, dangerous intersections. Also used to alert you to a warning sign such as a school crossing or sharp curve. Proceed with caution. |
| If you are approaching a railroad crossing that does not have gates or lights and you see a train coming, what should you do? | Trains often appear to be traveling at a slower speed than they actually are, and they cannot stop quickly. Don't try to "beat the train;" the train always wins. |
| What happens to the force of impact when you double your speed? | When you double the speed of a car, you increase its force of impact four times |
| Before starting your engine, what should you adjust in the vehicle? | Adjust the seat to reach controls and adjust all rear-view mirrors so you can use them without leaning. |
| What are Florida windshield equipment requirements? | Windshields must be safety glass, not reflective or non-transparent, and free of stickers not required by law. |
| What are Florida side and rear window tint rules? | Windows may not be mirrored; side windows may reflect no more than 25 percent and rear windows no more than 35 percent. |
| Are bumper height requirements the same for every vehicle? | No. Maximum bumper height depends on vehicle type and net shipping weight. |
| Max bumper height for cars under 2,500 pounds? | 22 inches front and 22 inches rear. |
| Max bumper height for cars 2,500 to 3,499 pounds? | 24 inches front and 26 inches rear. |
| Max bumper height for cars 3,500 pounds or more? | 27 inches front and 29 inches rear. |
| Max bumper height for trucks under 2,000 pounds? | 24 inches front and 26 inches rear. |
| Max bumper height for trucks 2,000 to 3,000 pounds? | 27 inches front and 29 inches rear. |
| Max bumper height for trucks 3,000 to 5,000 pounds? | 28 inches front and 30 inches rear. |
| What must a vehicle load be unable to do? | A load must not be able to drop, shift, leak, or otherwise escape. |
| How must you secure material that could fall or blow onto the road? | Use a close-fitting cover when hauling material such as dirt, sand, or gravel. |
| How do you mark a load projecting over 4 feet in daytime? | Use red flags at least 18 inches square at the load's extremities. |
| How do you mark a projecting load at night from the rear? | Use two red lamps visible from 500 feet and two red reflectors visible from 100 to 600 feet. |
| How do you mark a projecting load at night from the sides? | Use one red lamp on each side, visible from 500 feet, to show maximum overhang. |
| Why is drowsy driving dangerous to your thinking and control? | It can slow thought and reaction time, affect judgment and vision, and impair senses and abilities. |
| What can drowsy driving cause if you keep driving? | It can cause micro-sleep, nodding off, or falling completely asleep. |
| What should you do if another driver threatens you or drives dangerously? | Remain calm and put as much distance between you and that driver as possible. |
| What should you avoid doing to a threatening road-rage driver? | Do not make eye contact or obscene gestures; slow down and let the driver pass. |
| Who can you call if you need help with a threatening driver? | Call 911 or *FHP, which is *347. |
| What are the three main distracted driving categories? | Visual, manual, and cognitive distraction. |
| Why is texting one of the most dangerous distracted driving behaviors? | Texting involves all three distraction types: visual, manual, and cognitive. |
| Can anyone drink alcohol and drive safely? | No. No one can drink alcohol and drive safely. |
| After drinking alcohol, what driving ability is affected first? | Judgment is affected first. |
| How does not wearing a seat belt affect crash survival? | You are far more likely to be killed or ejected from the vehicle. |
| What can a seat belt keep you from hitting in a crash? | It helps keep you from being thrown into passengers, the steering wheel, or the windshield. |
| What restraint is required for children under age 4 in Florida? | Children under age 4 must be in a safety seat. |
| What restraint is required for children ages 4 and 5 in Florida? | Children ages 4 and 5 must be in a safety seat or booster seat. |
| Who is charged if a passenger under 18 is not properly restrained? | The driver is charged with the safety belt or child restraint violation. |
| What does a single broken white lane line mean? | You may cross it to change lanes when it is safe. |
| What do double solid yellow lines in the center mean? | Traffic in either direction must not pass or cross them, except allowed left turns or passing a bicyclist safely. |
| What do double solid white lane lines mean? | Crossing or changing lanes is not allowed. |
| What does a solid yellow line on your side of the center line mean? | Passing is not allowed from your lane, except allowed left turns or passing a bicyclist safely. |
| What do red traffic signs mean? | Stop, do not enter, wrong way, or yield. |
| What do orange traffic signs mean? | Construction and maintenance warning. |
| What do yellow traffic signs mean? | General warning or unexpected roadway conditions. |
| What do fluorescent yellow-green traffic signs mean? | High-emphasis warning for school, pedestrian, or bicycling activity. |
| What do white or black traffic signs mean? | Regulatory signs that control traffic, set limits, or give commands. |
| What do green traffic signs mean? | Guide or directional information. |
| What do blue traffic signs mean? | Driver guidance, including disabled parking identification. |
| What do brown traffic signs mean? | Public recreation, cultural, or historical areas. |
| At a four-way stop, which vehicle moves first? | Vehicles move in the order they arrived; the first vehicle to arrive moves first. |
| At a four-way stop, who yields when vehicles arrive together? | Each driver yields to the driver on their right. |
| What does a steady red traffic light mean? | Stop completely at the stop line and remain stopped until the light turns green. |
| What does a flashing red traffic light mean? | Treat it like a stop sign; stop and proceed when safe. |
| After stopping at a red light, when may you turn right? | When there is no NO TURN ON RED sign and the way is clear. |
| Before turning right on red, who must you yield to? | Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk and oncoming traffic. |
| What does a green arrow with a red light let you do? | You may turn in the arrow's direction from the proper lane. |
| With a green arrow and red light, who must you yield to? | Yield to vehicles and pedestrians in the intersection. |
| What does a flashing yellow light mean? | Proceed with caution at or near a dangerous intersection or warning sign. |
| What must you do if a train is clearly visible at a crossing? | Stop before the crossing at least 15 feet from the tracks; do not try to beat the train. |
| What happens to impact force when speed doubles? | Impact force becomes four times greater. |
| What happens to impact force when speed triples? | Impact force becomes nine times greater. |
| Default Florida speed limit in residential areas? | 30 miles per hour unless otherwise posted. |
| Maximum Florida speed limit on limited access highways? | 70 miles per hour. |
| Can you be cited for driving too slowly in Florida? | Yes, if you drive so slowly that you block or delay traffic moving at normal, safe speeds. |
| What is the first step for making a smooth stop? | Check all mirrors and blind spots for traffic to the rear. |
| How should you use the pedals for a smooth stop? | Release the accelerator, then press the brake with steady pressure. |
| What is the arm signal for a left turn? | Left arm straight out from the left side of the vehicle. |
| What is the arm signal for a right turn? | Left arm bent upward from the left side of the vehicle. |
| What is the arm signal for slowing or stopping? | Left arm bent downward from the left side of the vehicle. |
| How far before a turn must you signal in Florida? | At least 100 feet before making the turn. |
| When should you use a three-point turn? | Only when the road is too narrow for a U-turn and you cannot go around the block. |
| Where should you never make a three-point turn or U-turn? | Never on a curve, hill, highway, or where a sign prohibits U-turns. |
| What is an open intersection? | An intersection without traffic control signs or signals. |
| At an open intersection, when must you yield to a vehicle already there? | Yield when a vehicle is already in the intersection. |
| At an open intersection, who yields when entering a state highway? | A driver entering or crossing from a secondary road must yield. |
| At an open intersection, who yields when entering a paved road? | A driver entering from an unpaved road must yield. |
| At an open intersection, who yields when turning left? | A left-turning driver yields to vehicles approaching from the opposite direction. |
| On a two-lane highway, when may you drive in the left lane? | Only when overtaking and passing where passing is allowed. |
| On a four-lane two-way road, when may you use the left lanes? | Use the right lanes except when overtaking and passing. |
| What do red reflectors facing you on lane lines mean? | You are on the wrong side of the road and facing traffic. |
| What should you do if red reflectors face you on lane lines? | Turn around or get into the proper lane immediately. |
| What is the recommended safe following distance in good conditions? | At least four seconds. |
| When should you increase following distance because of weather or visibility? | Increase it in rain, on wet roads, or in low visibility such as dusk, dawn, night, or fog. |
| When should you increase following distance because of your vehicle load? | Increase it when carrying a heavy load or pulling a trailer. |
| When should you increase following distance because of nearby traffic? | Increase it when being passed or stopped behind another vehicle on an incline. |
| What vehicles should you give extra following distance? | Motorcycles, emergency vehicles, railroad-stop vehicles, and vehicles with blocked rear view. |
| What are blind spots? | Areas near the left and right rear corners that you cannot see in mirrors or peripheral vision. |
| How do you check blind spots before changing lanes or turning? | Turn your head to make sure the areas beside and behind you are clear. |
| Where is passing illegal because of lane markings? | Where a single or double solid line divides lanes, in no-passing zones, or where the yellow line is solid in your lane. |
| Where is passing illegal because of sight distance? | On hills or curves where you cannot see at least 500 feet ahead. |
| How close to intersections or crossings is passing illegal? | Within 100 feet of an intersection, bridge, viaduct, tunnel, or railroad crossing. |
| When is passing a school bus illegal? | When the school bus is stopped with warning flashers on and its stop sign extended. |
| When is passing at a crosswalk illegal? | When a vehicle has stopped at the crosswalk to let a pedestrian cross. |
| When can you stop in an expressway acceleration lane? | Only if traffic is too heavy and there is no space to enter safely. |
| What should you do if you miss your exit on a limited access highway? | Go to the next exit; do not make a last-minute turn. |
| Where should you move a disabled vehicle on a highway? | Move it completely off the pavement with all four wheels out of traffic lanes if possible. |
| How visible should a disabled vehicle be if possible? | Park where it can be seen for 200 feet in each direction. |
| How far from the curb may you park in Florida? | Within 12 inches of the curb or side of the roadway. |
| What gear should a manual transmission be in when parking downhill? | Reverse gear. |
| What gear should a manual transmission be in when parking uphill? | First gear. |
| What gear should an automatic transmission be in when parking? | Park. |
| Where is parking prohibited around pedestrians and bicycles? | On crosswalks, sidewalks, bicycle lanes, and intersections. |
| Where is parking prohibited around structures and entrances? | On bridges, overpasses, tunnels, and in front of driveways. |
| Where is parking prohibited by curb or marked zone? | By yellow curbs, in NO PARKING zones, or in disabled permit zones without a permit. |
| What is double parking? | Parking on the roadway side of another parked vehicle. |
| Where is parking prohibited on highway pavement? | On highway pavement not marked for parking. |
| Where is parking prohibited if it affects traffic? | Anywhere that blocks or creates a hazard for other vehicles. |
| How close may you park to a fire hydrant? | No closer than 15 feet. |
| How close may you park to an intersection? | No closer than 20 feet. |
| How close may you park to a fire, ambulance, or rescue station entrance? | No closer than 20 feet from the entrance. |
| How close may you park to a rural mailbox on a state highway? | No closer than 30 feet between 8 am and 6 pm. |
| How close may you park to a flashing signal, stop sign, or traffic signal? | No closer than 30 feet. |
| How close may you park to a railroad crossing? | No closer than 50 feet. |
| How should wheels face when parking uphill with a curb? | Turn wheels away from the curb. |
| How should wheels face when parking uphill without a curb? | Turn wheels to the right. |
| How should wheels face when parking downhill? | Turn wheels toward the curb. |
| Must motorists stop for pedestrians at marked crossings or intersections? | Yes. Stop and remain stopped for pedestrians crossing a street or driveway there. |
| What must you do for a pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog? | Come to a complete stop, yield right-of-way, and use extra caution. |
| Minimum clearance when driving next to or passing a bicyclist? | At least three feet. |
| Before turning right across a bike lane, what must you do? | Yield to any bicyclist and make the turn behind the bicyclist. |
| Do motorcyclists and moped riders have the same rights and duties as drivers? | Yes. They have the same rights and duties as motor vehicle drivers. |
| May a motor vehicle share a lane with a motorcyclist? | No. The motorcyclist is entitled to the entire lane. |
| Must opposite traffic stop for a school bus across a raised barrier or wide median? | No. Opposite traffic must proceed with caution. |
| Must traffic in the same direction stop for a school bus unloading children? | Yes. Stop until the stop signal is withdrawn and children are clear of the roadway. |
| What must you do when children or crossing guards are in a crosswalk? | Yield and stop at the stop line, not in the crosswalk. |
| What must you do for an emergency vehicle approaching from behind? | Pull to the closest edge of the roadway immediately and stop until it passes. |
| What should you avoid when yielding to an emergency vehicle? | Do not block intersections. |
| On a multi-lane road, what does the Move Over Law require? | Vacate the lane closest to the stopped protected vehicle when it is safe. |
| If you cannot move over on a multi-lane road, what must you do? | Slow to 20 miles per hour below the posted speed limit. |
| On a two-lane road, what does the Move Over Law require? | On two-lane roads, slow to 20 miles per hour below the posted speed limit. |
| Under the Move Over Law, what if the speed limit is 20 miles per hour or less? | Travel at 5 miles per hour. |
| What stopped vehicles are protected by the Move Over Law? | Law enforcement, emergency, tow, sanitation, utility, road and bridge work vehicles, and certain disabled vehicles. |
| What is a No Zone? | A commercial motor vehicle blind spot in front, behind, or on either side. |
| When must headlights be used by time of day? | Between sunset and sunrise. |
| When must headlights be used because of weather or visibility? | In smoke, fog, heavy rain, or other low-visibility conditions. |
| What must you do when turning on windshield wipers? | Turn on your headlights. |
| Are parking lights a substitute for headlights? | No. Do not drive using only parking lights instead of headlights. |
| When approaching a vehicle from the rear, when must high beams be dimmed? | Within 300 feet of the vehicle ahead. |
| When approaching an oncoming vehicle, when must high beams be dimmed? | Within 500 feet of the oncoming vehicle. |
| In daytime rain, fog, or smoke, what lights should you use? | Use low-beam headlights. |
| Why should you avoid high beams in fog? | High beams reflect off fog and reduce visibility even more. |
| What should you do when driving on wet roads in rain? | Slow down, increase following distance, and turn on headlights with wipers. |
| Why must you slow down on wet roads? | Wet roads increase stopping distance and raise hydroplaning risk. |
| What should you do at a flooded roadway? | Turn around and find another route; do not drive through the water. |
| What should you do if your right wheels leave the pavement? | Take your foot off the gas, hold the wheel firmly, steer straight, and brake lightly. |
| How should you return after your right wheels leave the pavement? | Wait until clear, signal, and turn back onto the pavement slowly. |
| What should you do first if your tires begin to skid? | Take your foot off the gas and do not brake if possible. |
| How should you steer during a skid? | Steer the front tires in the direction you want to go. |
| How do you emergency brake with conventional brakes when traction is lost? | Pump the brakes. |
| How do you emergency brake with anti-lock brakes? | Press the brake hard, hold steady pressure, and steer out of danger. |
| What should you avoid when emergency braking with ABS? | Do not pump the brakes or remove steady pressure from the pedal. |
| What is the first step during a tire blowout? | Take your foot off the gas and do not use the brakes. |
| What should you do after a tire blowout begins? | Steer, slow gradually, brake softly once controlled, and pull completely off the roadway. |
| What must you do if a minor crash blocks traffic? | Move the vehicle or have it moved. |
| What should you do if you hit a parked car and cannot find the owner? | Notify law enforcement and leave a note with your name, contact information, and license plate number. |
| Penalty for leaving a crash scene involving death? | First-degree felony, minimum 4-year prison term, and at least 3 years license loss. |
| Penalty for leaving a crash scene involving serious bodily injury? | Second-degree felony and at least 3 years license loss. |
| Penalty for leaving a crash scene involving injury? | Third-degree felony and at least 3 years license loss. |
| What insurance proof is needed before registering a Florida car? | Proof of Personal Injury Protection and Property Damage Liability coverage. |
| Minimum PIP and PDL coverage under Florida No-Fault Law? | At least $10,000 PIP and $10,000 PDL. |
| Where must required Florida vehicle insurance be purchased? | From an insurance agency licensed to do business in Florida. |
| How long must Florida vehicle insurance be maintained? | Continuously throughout the vehicle registration period. |
| When driving, what proof must you have available? | Proof of valid Florida insurance, either an insurance card or electronic proof. |
| How do you reinstate after a No-Fault insurance suspension? | Get insurance and pay the reinstatement fee. |
| What is the No-Fault insurance reinstatement fee range? | $150 to $500. |
| If at fault in a crash and uninsured under Financial Responsibility Law, what can happen? | Your driver license and plates can be suspended up to three years. |
| What may FLHSMV require before reinstatement after an at-fault uninsured crash? | Payment for the damages you caused. |
| Learner license: who must ride with the learner driver? | A licensed driver age 21 or older in the closest seat to the right of the driver. |
| Learner license: what are the driving hours for the first 3 months? | Daylight hours only. |
| Learner license: what are the driving hours after 3 months? | The learner may drive until 10 pm. |
| Age 16 licensed driver: what are the driving hours? | May drive from 6 am to 11 pm, unless driving to or from work or with a licensed driver age 21 or older. |
| Age 17 licensed driver: what are the driving hours? | May drive from 5 am to 1 am, unless driving to or from work or with a licensed driver age 21 or older. |
| When can you be charged with DUI in Florida? | When driving or in physical control of a vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or medicines. |
| At DUI arrest, what BAL can cause administrative suspension? | .08 or higher. |
| At DUI arrest, what refusal can cause administrative suspension? | Refusing a breath, urine, or blood test. |
| Penalty for first refusal of DUI testing? | Automatic 1-year license suspension. |
| Penalty for second refusal of DUI testing? | 18-month suspension and a first-degree misdemeanor. |
| What can happen if found guilty of racing on the highway? | Your license can be revoked; to retain it after a racing conviction, you must complete BDI. |
| Learner license: how much driving experience is needed for Class E license? | At least 50 hours, including 10 hours at night. |
| What course is required for a first-time Florida learner or driver license applicant? | Traffic Law and Substance Abuse Education, or TLSAE. |
| Who must complete TLSAE? | Anyone who has never held or does not possess a driver license from any state, country, or jurisdiction. |
| Can a driver education course substitute for TLSAE? | Yes. Some school board courses may substitute, and certified DELAP driver education can exempt it. |
| Must you report health issues that may affect driving? | Yes. List physical or mental issues that may affect driving on the driver license application. |
| Why take BDI after certain crashes? | To retain your license after a qualifying at-fault crash with hospital transport or two damage crashes over $500 in two years. |
| Why take BDI after certain convictions? | To retain your license after convictions for red light running, stopped school bus passing, highway racing, or reckless driving. |
| Why elect BDI for an eligible moving violation ticket? | To avoid points if adjudication is withheld and receive an 18 percent civil penalty reduction. |
| Why might someone take BDI voluntarily? | Some insurance companies may offer a discount. |
| For Approach of Crossing, what must you do? | Get in the proper lane and look in each direction. |
| For Backing Up, what must you do? | Back up 50 feet slowly while looking to the rear; do not use the mirror or camera monitor. |
| For Follow at a Safe Distance, what must you do? | Do not follow too closely; keep a following distance of three to four seconds. |
| For Obey Stop Signs, what must you do? | Use the proper lane, stop before the stop line or crosswalk, and move only when safe. |
| For Obey Traffic Signals, what must you do? | Use the proper lane, be ready to stop, and wait for traffic to clear before moving on green. |
| For Observe Right-of-Way, what must you do? | Let pedestrians cross, pull over for emergency vehicles, and do not block intersections. |
| For Parking on a Grade, what must you do? | Correctly park uphill and downhill, with and without a curb. |
| For Passing, what must you do? | Look ahead and behind to make sure you can pass safely. |
| For Signal and Turn, what must you do? | Use the proper lane and signal for the last 100 feet before turning. |
| For Stay in Proper Lane, what must you do? | Drive in the right lane except on a one-way street, and change lanes only when safe. |
| For Stop Quickly, what must you do? | Make a quick, safe stop when the examiner tells you to. |
| For Straight-In Parking, what must you do? | Center the vehicle in the space with no part extending into the traffic lane. |
| For Three Point Turn, what must you do? | Turn the car around in a 20 to 40 foot space. |
| For Use Proper Posture, what must you do? | Keep both hands on the steering wheel and do not rest your elbow in the window. |
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