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Driving in snow is similar to driving on dry pavement.

• True

• False

When parking on a two-way street, park:

• On the right side of the road.

• On the left side of the road.

• With the wheels turned away from the curb.

• You may park on either side of the road.

When parking on a one-way road, park:

• On the right side of the road.

• On the left side of the road.

• With the wheels turned away from the curb.

• You may park on either side of the road.

Virginia law requires motorists to use headlights during inclement weather such as rain, fog, snow or sleet when visibility is reduced to:

• 250 feet.

• 750 feet.

• 500 feet.

• 1000 feet.

You must NOT park your car:

• Beside another parked vehicle (double parking).

• on crosswalks or sidewalks.

• in front of driveways.

• All of the above.

You must NOT park your car:

• On a Two-way Street

• On a Public Road

• in a designated parking space

• In a bike lane

You must NOT park your car:

• if you block or create a hazard for other vehicles in a designated traffic lane

• On the hard surface of a road when no curb is present

• in a parking space reserved for disabled persons

• All of the above.

Before you start driving, snow and ice should be removed from:

• The roof of your vehicle

• The hood of your vehicle.

• The rear of your vehicle.

• All of the above.

The road is more likely to be slippery when:

• The center lines have just been painted.

• Pavement is dry on a hot day.

• Rain begins, during the first half-hour.

• The road surface was recently paved.

If you are driving on an icy or slippery road and have to stop:

• Apply your brakes gently.

• Turn on your hazard lights (flashers).

• Keep your foot off the brake and coast to a stop.

• Apply your brakes firmly.