Day 2

Freeway speed-change (weave) lanes are:

• Used for both acceleration and deceleration

• Never used for both acceleration and deceleration

• Use only for acceleration when merging

• Only used for deceleration

When you are turning, you should:

• Have the right-of-way if you use your turn signal

• Use extra caution and yield the right-of-way to other drives

• Yield only to pedestrians in the cross walk

• Turn only at intersections

When you are entering the freeway, you need to:

• Honk and immediately enter the freeway

• Adjust your speed and position to avoid collisions

• Wait for a vehicle to give you a signal

• Pull in behind the third vehicle that passes by

The most efficient way to merge two lanes of traffic into one lane is to use the ____________ technique

• Scissor Merge

• Funnel Merge

• Traffic Cone Merge

• Zipper Merge

Roundabouts are considered:

• Traffic altering devices

• Traffic calming devices

• Traffic diverting devices

• Traffic halting devices

As a driver you have a responsibility to pedestrians that is:

• Legal

• Moral

• Both A and B are correct

• Neither A nor B is correct

Animals are especially dangerous when you see them near the roadway because:

• Their size and quick movements

• They are attracted by vehicle exhaust fumes

• They have a basic fear of vehicles and will always run from them.

• They are generally too small to cause any damage to your vehicle if you hit them

While driving on a 2-lane roadway, you encounter a fire truck coming toward you with its siren and emergency lights on. You should:

• Slow, but continue in your lance since the truck has the other lane available to drive in

• Maintain your speed and lane position

• Move off the roadway, but slow only enough to maintain control of your vehicle

• Move off the roadway and stop until the fire truck passes you

What should you NOT do when you see the flashing lights of a police officer behind you?

• Let the law enforcement officer know that you see them

• Reduce your speed until you pull over

• Pull over, in a safe location

• Reach for any object, or into the glovebox, console or other closed area, or under your seat or down the floorboard

Compared to following a passenger sedan, how far back should you follow a motorcycle?

• Closer to the motorcycle

• Farther back from the motorcycle

• About the same distance as when following a passenger sedan

• The length of 6 motorcycles