Standard 5 Summative Assessment

Which area of a construction zone is the most dangerous?

• Advanced warning
• Transition
• Buffer
• Work
• Termination

How long does it take the average train to stop when traveling at 55 mph?

• Approximately 10 -15 miles
• Approximately 5-10 miles
• Approximately 1-2 miles
• Approximately 0.25 - 0.50 of a mile

What are you signaling to other drivers when you tap your horn?

• To be seen and/or warn others
• To warn someone and/or get their attention
• To warn of your intention to change lanes, turn or hazards in your lane
• To warn of your intention to slow down or stop

What are you signaling to the drivers behind you when you flash your brake lights?

• To be seen and/or warn others
• To warn someone and/or get their attention
• To warn of your intention to change lanes, turn or hazards in your lane
• To warn of your intention to slow down or stop

What are bicycles considered when on the roadway?

• Motorcycles
• Pedestrians
• Hybrids
• Vehicles

Because they are larger vehicles, what must you do for large vehicles, such as tanker trucks, when you encounter them on a roadway?

• Treat them like a typical car
• Give them more space
• Give them less space
• Treat them like a bicycle

Because tanker trucks transport liquids, they are likely to --

• have less difficulties then typical large vehicles
• slosh and surge
• increase ability to turn
• have less of a blind spot than typical large trucks

Can this truck driver see you?

• Yes
• No
• Maybe
• Unsure

After passing a truck, how do you know when it is safe to re-enter the lane in front of the truck?

• You have moved passed the front bumper of the truck
• You can see the front bumper of the truck in your passenger side window
• The truck driver honks their horn
• You can see the entire front of the truck and the wheels in your rear view mirror

When you are driving and a school bus is stopped and picking up students, you must always stop, unless . . .

• The lights are not on
• It's in a private neighborhood
• It's at a four way stop
• You are on the opposite side of a divided roadway