Georgia Driving Test 2

Streets and highways are most slippery:

• When they are clean and dry.

• When it has been raining hard for several hours.

• Just after it starts to rain.

It is more dangerous to drive at night than in daytime, because:

• Your reaction time is slower at night.

• You cannot see as far ahead at night.

• The road is more slippery at night.

A double yellow line in the center of a highway means:

• You are approaching a dangerous intersection.

• Passing is permitted when safe to do so.

• Passing is prohibited.

If a driver is convicted of violating the Hands Free GA Law, they will:

• All of the answers.

• Pay a fine of at least $ 50.

• Accumulate at least one point on their license.

Does Georgia Law require you to stop before turning right on a red light?

• Yes. You must come to full stop and yield to all vehicles and pedestrians on the cross street.

• No. You must only yield to vehicles on your right.

• No. You treat it as a "Yield" sign.

A flashing yellow light at an intersection means:

• continue through the intersection quickly.

• stop, check traffic, and proceed with caution.

• slow down and proceed with caution.

When entering an expressway, your car's speed should:

• be adjusted to the speed of the traffic on the expressway.

• be faster than expressway traffic.

• be slower than the traffic on the expressway.

In heavy fog:

• Use your parking lights and emergency flashers.

• Use your low-beam lights.

• Use your high-beam lights.

If, while driving, a tire suddenly blows out, you should:

• grasp the steering wheel firmly and take your foot off the accelerator.

• pump the brakes rapidly.

• brake hard and steer toward the right edge of the roadway.

You are stopped at an intersection and the traffic light changes to green. You should:

• go ahead only after you are sure that all cross traffic and pedestrians have cleared the intersection.

• wait until the car next to you starts ahead.

• proceed immediately so you do not hold up the traffic behind you.