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1 Q # // 0 // Question Answer A Answer B Answer C Emergency flashers will warn other drivers that: If the air bags are not in proper operating condition: If the head restraint is adjusted properly, it should: Michigan law require you to have your headlights on. When driving a vehicle with air bags, you are safest when seated: When making a right turn in an urban setting you should signal your intent to turn at least ahead of the turn. When properly adjusted, head restraints provide the most protection when a vehicle: As you about to enter the vehicle from the street side, you should: Before moving a vehicle in reverse, you should: Your vehicle is stopped on or near the roadway Push the reset button to correct the problem Be at neck level of the person seated 0 minutes before sunset until 0 minutes after sunrise. Within inches of the steering wheel The flow of traffic is stopping The warning light will stay on Be behind the top of the person's head Anytime you use your windsheild wipers. With your head positioned directly above the steering wheel They shouldn't try to pass you The vehicle will not start Be behind the middle of the person's head 0 minutes after sunset until 0 minutes before sunrise. At least inches away from steering wheel 00 feet or more. block. 0 feet or / block. Is struck from the front Is struck from the rear Rolls over Move from the rear of the vehicle Before turning left, it is important to: Yield to oncoming vehicles Hand-over-hand steering involves: Avoid use of the left foot on the brake pedal Always keeping the left hand under the right hand Get in the vehicle from the passenger side Check to see that the area behind the vehicle is clear Swing to the right side of your lane Pushing the steering wheel down with one hand and pushing up with the other Stand at the front of the vehicle to see approaching traffic Straighten the front wheels to prevent side movement Wait until oncoming traffic has a red light Pushing the steering wheel down with one hand while your other hand crosses over to pull the wheel farther down If your vehicle is skidding, you should: Turn the wheels in the direction you want to go Keep the steering wheel from moving Keep constant pressure on the accelerator

2 0 If your vehicle is skidding, you should: To plan for a turn, you should: What is the first thing to consider when thinking about making a U-turn? When driving down a steep downgrade, you should never: When parked at a curb, which direction should you approach to enter the vehicle? When preparing to move your vehicle, after you shift into gear, the next step is to: When you intend to turn or change lanes, you must communicate your intentions to other road users by activating your turn signal over Which of these statements is true about blind spots: You are the first vehicle at an intersection. Which is the best position to take when waiting to make a left turn at a traffic signal that does not have a turn light? You should turn your front wheel away from the curb when you park: direction you want to go from moving the accelerator Maintain speed until just before the turn Is a U-turn legal? Be in the correct lane about a block before the turn Is the road wide enough? Concentrate only on moving traffic at the intersection ahead Will you interfere with other traffic? Shift to a low gear Shift to neutral Shift to overdrive From the front From the rear From the right side Gently push down on the gas pedal. Turn your turn signal off. Release the parking brake Look over your right shoulder for a right lane change and your left Wheels pointed left while part way into the intersection Vehicles with two outside mirrors do not have blind spots Remain behind the crosswalk You only need to turn and look over your shoulder for lane changes to the right Wheels straight while partially in the intersection Facing uphill Facing downhill On a level road A construction zone is indicated by: An orange sign A blue sign A yellow sign A flashing yellow traffic signal at an intersection means: An advisory speed sign with a speed limit of MPH attached just before a curver means: Stop and yield to all cross traffic before crossing the intersection You must travel at MPH and no slower. Slow down and proceed with caution MPH is the fastest recommended speed under ideal conditions. You should treat the signal like a stop sign You can only travel MPH faster than the posted speed. Broken white lines: Tell you where to stop Separate lanes of traffic moving in the same Warn of a railroad crossing

3 0 Broken white lines: Tell you where to stop moving in the same directions Passing on the right of another vehicle by crossing the solid white line that marks the edge of the roadway: Right of way laws are written: The purpose of a regulatory sign is to: The speed limit for a mobile home park or on some roads adjacent to parks is: This sign means: (arrow pointing up and a arrow pointing down) This sign means: (Railroad Crossing) Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit in a business district us: Is OK if the vehicle ahead is turning left. To allow one driver automatically to go ahead Control the movement of traffic One-way road winden into two lane ahead. Is Prohibited. In terms of who has the right of way Regulate how much traffic is on the road Vehicles on this road travel in two directions. Warn of a railroad crossing Is OK if there are two or more lanes traveling in your direction. In terms of who must yield the right of way Explain the rules of the road MPH MPH MPH Stop at the crossing and wait for signal to proceed. Look, listen, and prepare to stop at the railroad crossing. There is a divided highway ahead. Railroad crossing is controlled by signals. MPH MPH MPH What does a round traffic sign mean? Railroad crossing ahead Pedestrian crossing Stop ahead When a traffic signal isn't working at an intersection, you should: Yellow lines separate: When approaching an uncontrolled intersection, you should treat it as though which sign is present? You are approaching an intersection at the posted speed limit when the signal turns yellow. You should: Come to a complete stop, the proceed when it is safe All vehicle pool lanes from regular traffic lanes Treat the intersection as open or uncontrolled Traffic lanes on one-way streets Stop before entering and let all other traffic go first A stop sign. A yield sign. A warning sign. Stop before entering the intersection, if you can do so safely. Speed up to cross the intersection before the light turns red Traffic moving in opposite directions on a two-way road Slow down and proceed through the intersection with caution You are at a traffic signal wanting to make a left turn, you see a green arrow pointing to the Wait behind the crosswalk and turn left when a gap in Stop and turn left after checking traffic Turn left after yielding to other traffic and

4 0 left turn, you see a green arrow pointing to the left. You should: is a term that describes the area of the vehicle that is engineered to absorb energy in a crash. is the primary reason that safety belts are important to a drive in a crash. A body at rest tends to remain at rest is defined as: and turn left when a gap in traffic appears checking traffic other traffic and pedestrians The impact zone A pillar The crumple zone Centrifugal force. Kinetic energy. Inertia. Momentum Inertia Kinetic energy A vehicle driven into a curve tends to: Decrease speed Go in a straight line Increase speed 0 If the speed of a vehicle doubles, its destructive power in a crash: If you double the speed of your vehicle, the kinetic energy will be times greater. Perception distance is the distance your vehicle travels from the time: What rule is used to estimate your total stopping distance under ideal conditions? A driver's field of view should include: You can get a little better traction on wet roads by driving: Detecting potentially threatening objects or conditions in traffic mostly depends on: How far should a driver look ahead of the vehicle to identify potential problems? If you must stop suddenly and your vehicle is not equipped with ABS, you should: Increases by four times. Also doubles. Triples. The eyes see a hazard to the time the brain knows it is a hazard The eyes see a hazard to the time the foot pushes the brake pedal The brain tells the foot to push the brake pedal to the time the foot responds -second -second -second Toward the right edge of the roadway The roadway immediately in front of the vehicle. 0/0 vision In the tire tracks of the vehicle ahead The entire area of the highway and surroundings you can see. Being familiar with the road on which one is driving With reduced tire pressure As far as you can see. An organized, aggressive, visual search. 0 seconds or more. Less than seconds. - seconds. Pump the brakes rapidly Pivot your foot from the accelerator to the brake pedal and press brake until wheels lock Pivot your foot from the accelerator to the brake pedal and press firmly, stopping just short of

5 0 Searching for visual clues changes according to the driving environment. While driving on open highways, you should: Sudden braking or swerving in traffic indicated that the driver is: The imaginary line that extends from a drivers eyes to a point of focus is a: The vehicle safety technology that compares where a driver is steering the vehicle with where the vehicle is actually going is called: To avoid a collision with a vehicle that appears will hit you in the side, you should: Under normal driving conditions, your following distance when traveling at MPH on the expressway should be: When practical, it is best to have a space of at least on both sides of your vehicle. When turning at an intersection from a stop, the size of the gap depends on: When you identify a potential hazard, you must: Search areas farther ahead than in the city Not searching far enough ahead wheels lock Use your rearview and outside mirrors less Skillful at maneuvering stopping just short of locking the wheels. Search areas closer than seconds from your vehicle Alert and searching well ahead Field of focus. Line of sight. Visual lead. Anti-lock brakes Traction control Electronic stability program Steer to the right Brake or accelerate quickly Steer to the left seconds. seconds. seconds. feet inches feet If the roadway is designed for one- way or two-way traffic. Your vehicle is in a traffic emergency and may collide with You can almost always turn to another vehicle if you do not take action. Which of these is miss an obstacle more a good rule to remember at such time? quickly than you can stop Before making a right turn at an intersection from a stop, you should look: If a bicycle rider near you is a child, you should expect them to: The speed of the crosstraffic. Lighting conditions. Immediately slow down. Decide what to do. Move to the right. Leaving the road is always more risky than hitting another vehicle Stopping is always the safest action in an emergency Straight, left and right Left, right and left again Right, left and right again Be in total control of the bicycle Know all of the safety rules when riding Do anything and adjust your speed and distance from the hazard If there is no crosswalk and you see a pedestrian crossing your lane, you should: Cautiously drive around the pedestrian Make sure the pedestrian can see you before Stop and let the pedestrian finish crossing

6 0 pedestrian crossing your lane, you should: If you approach an intersection without stop signs or signals, you: In a multiple lane roundabout, you should: When approaching a crosswalk where a blind person is waiting to cross, you must stop: When driving in city traffic, how far ahead should you check traffic signals? When driving on a one-way street past vehicles parked on the left, you should position your vehicle: When making a right turn at an intersection onto a -way street, you should: When planning for a turn in heavy city traffic, you should prepare to get into the proper lane When two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection from different streets at the same time: When you are approaching a school bus stopped off the roadway with its hazard warning lights flashing, you should: You are at a red traffic signal. The traffic light turns green, but there are still other vehicles in the intersection. You should: You are driving and there are oncoming vehicles on your left and a row of parked vehicles on your right. You should steer: You are driving on a one-way street and see an emergency vehicle with flashing lights behind you. What should you do? the pedestrian Should always stop before driving through the intersection Change lanes in the roundabout. At the crosswalk and then tell the pedestrian when to cross No more than a block ahead At least one vehicle door's width away Turn from the lane closest to the right curb unless the turn is allowed from other lanes. Both vehicles must stop can see you before proceeding Must yield the right of way to all other vehicles Change lanes before entering. More than five feet from the crosswalk so the pedestrian will not be distracted At least a block ahead No less than feet away Turn into the lane closest to the center line. The driver on the right shall yield to the vehicles on the left finish crossing Should slow and yield to pedestrians and other traffic that arrives at the Change lanes after entering. At the crosswalk and wait for the pedestrian to cross the street One intersection ahead Within an arm's length away Position your car cloeset to the center lane marking so not to hit the curb. block - blocks - blocks Slow down and prepare to stop for overhead red lights Move ahead only if you can go around the other vehicles safely. Closer to the parked vehicles than the oncoming vehicles Drive to the edge of the road and stop Stop and wait until hazard lights are turned off Wait until the vehicles clear the intersections before entering. A middles course between the oncoming and parked vehicles Stay in your lane, slow down and let it pass The driver on the left shall yield to the vehicle on the right Pass the bus with caution Enter the intersection and wait for traffic to clear if other vehicles are behind Closer to the oncoming vehicles than the parked vehicles Drive to the right edge of the road and slow down You are first in line when the light turns green. What should you do before you begin to move Check areas to the rear Check the blind spots for vehicles Check areas to the front, left and right

7 0 What should you do before you begin to move ahead? You may turn right from a lane other than the far right lane: A law enforcement officer with his vehicles emergency flashing lights on has stopped a vehicle on the right side of the expressway. Entering the expressway from the left presents a higher risk because: Check areas to the rear When there is a sign or marking permitting the turn Move at least one lane to the left Of the higher speed of vehicles using the left lane. If the acceleration lane is short, you will need: A longer gap to enter traffic If you are continually being passed on the right and the left while driving in the center lane at MPH, which is the speed limit, you should: In order to avoid conflicts when traffic is heavy in the right lane you should use the: Other drivers are not making room for you to merge onto an expressway with heavy traffic. If necessary, you may: Rumble strips that are placed across the roadway to alert drivers: Rumble strips that are placed on the side of roadways are to alert drivers they are: The exit ramp you want to use is entirely blocked by traffic. You should: When approaching an expressway entrance ramp on your right, you can make it easier for vehicles entering the expressway you're on by: When choosing the ramp to enter the expressway, which of the following is an important clue? Increase your speed to MPH Right lane and drive slower Stop and back up on the shoulder and try to merge again They are driving off the traveled portion of the roadway Driving off the traveled portion of the roadway Slow and join the overflow traffic Accelerating and staying in the right lane Left turns are prohibited to get onto an entrance ramp vehicles When there is no other traffic to your right Move to the shoulder of the left lane A left entryway lane is always shorter than a right enterway lane. A shorter gap to enter traffic Move to the right lane Far left lane Make room by forcing your way into a small gap To check the wheel alignment of their vehicle Driving over the speed limit Pull onto the shoulder and wait until the ramp opens Moving one lane to your left Check for DO NOT ENTER and WRONG WAY signs at the ramp left and right You must always turn from the far right lane Reduce speed and stay in lane More vehicles use the left lane. More clear space ahead of your vehicle Stay in the center lane Center lane Stop, if absolutely necessary, and wait for large gap in traffic before merging with expressway traffic They are approaching a change of roadway condition Approaching a stop sign Use the next exit ramp Maintaining your speed and staying in the right lane Ramp is marked up 0 When driving on a highway, sudden strong cross wind gusts: Can move a vehicle sidewise into another lane Always cause severe dust problems Do not affect a vehicle as much as a strong head

8 0 cross wind gusts: sidewise into another lane problems When exiting an expressway: Search early for your exit When passing a vehicle on a two-lane road, you should return to the right side of the when: When you encounter large trucks on the expressway, you should: You are driving MPH on a two-lane highway, with one lane in each direction, and want to pass the vehicle ahead of you. To pass safely, you need to: You should not pass if: You are driving through a highway work zone. You should: A large truck is driving in the middle lane of three lanes of traffic going in the same direction. You want to pass. It is best to pass: Always search for motorcycles before changing lanes because: Construction vehicles around construction zones: Driving on rural roadways can be especially hazardous due to: Large trucks turning right onto a street with two lanes in each direction: Motorcycle operators: You can see both headlights of the vehicle you passed in your inside rearview mirror Avoid driving between two trucks Increase your speed to at least 0 MPH Increase you speed if no construction is observable There are not wide shoulders along the road surface. Very quickly to the right and move ahead of it They must a full lane Cannot use the same lanes as other vehicles Slow down approximately 0 yards before your exit You are seconds ahead of the passed vehicle Drive between trucks for safety Wait until solid, double, yellow lines separate the lanes Adjust your speed to the speed of other vehicles You cannot complete the pass before a no- passing zone Slowly on the left and move ahead of it They have the right of way at intersections Are usually large and slow moving much as a strong head wind. Slow down approximately 00 yards before your exit You can see both headlights in your outside rearview mirror Let the trucks pass you Have a large enough gap in the oncoming traffic Lower your speed any time you see a highway worker You are closer than,000 feet to a bridge Quickly on the left and move ahead of it Their smaller size makes then harder to see Have the right of way Deer Unexpected traffic signals Sharp curves Must stay in the right lane at all times Have the right to use a full traffic circle May complete their turn in either the left lane or right lane Must stay to the right side of their lane Often have to use part of the left lane to complete the turn Often make quick, unexpected swerves and stops Pedestrians should only cross at an intersection when they: See the DON'T WALK signal or symbol flash Are on a one-way street Face a WALK signal or symbol

9 intersection when they: The driver of a large truck will have the most difficulty seeing: What makes it difficult for vehicle driver to judge a motorcycle's speed and distance? When driving behind a large, slow-moving vehicle on a rual road, you should: When passing a large truck, do not cut in front of the truck too quickly because: When traffic is slow and heavy and you must cross railroad tracks before reaching the upcoming intersection, you should: When you are following a motorcyclists, you should: You do not have to stop for a school bus that has: You may pass a vehicle on the right if: You must yield to a pedestrian using a white cane or guide dog: You should allow more space in front of your vehicle when following large trucks because: You should stop no closer than feet from a railroad crossing if a train is approaching. Due to sudden change in direction, the rear end of your vehicle skids to the left. Your first action should be: signal or symbol flash Ahead of the truck The motorcycle's position on the road Stay close so other drivers can't cut in front of you. You may not provide an adequate stopping distance for the truck Stop between the crossing gates in case they close Lightly tap your horn so they may get out of your way Stopped on a rural highway with a passing lane The vehicle ahead is making a left turn and you do not have to leave the paved lane to pass At all times If you drive too closely, you will get caught in their wind draft Are on a one-way street To the sides and rear of his vehicle The motorcycle's smaller size Leave enough space so it doesn't block your view of potential dangers. Your following distance will not be long enough Wait until you can completely cross the tracks before proceeding Increase your following distance Stopped on a city street with or more lanes of traffic The shoulder is wide enough for passing Only if the pedestrian is obeying traffic controls You need extra room to see around the truck symbol Overhead signs The size of the motorcycles lights Pass as soon as possible. The truck driver's view will be blocked. Stop on the track and wait for your light to turn green Pass the motorcyclist the first chance you have Stopped on the other side of a divided highway where the road is separated by a barrier The driver ahead signals it is safe to pass Only when a guide dog is leading the person across a street Their heavier weight allows them to stop more quickly than you 0 Ease off the break or accelerator Brake lightly Turn steering wheel to the left If a driver is about to be struck from the rear by another vehicle, you should: Accelerate quickly. Be ready to apply the brakes so as not to be pushed into Apply the parking brake.

10 0 by another vehicle, you should: If the left front tire blows out while you're driving, you vehicle will: If you experience sudden brake failure while driving, you should: In reduced visibility conditions, you need to work especially hard to see hazards because: On freezing, wet days, which of the following roadways is most likely to hide spots of ice? The primary problem associated with frontwheel lock up when braking on a slick surface is: What is the best advice for drivers when a heavy fog occurs? When driving at night, you should: When driving on gravel and following another vehicle, you should: When facing the high beam light of oncoming traffic, you should: Which one of these statements is a good thing to do when driving at night? While driving at 0 MPH, your left rear tire blows out. Your first reaction should be: You are driving at night on a dimly lit city street with your high beam headlights on. You must dim your lights when you are within 00 Accelerate quickly. Rapidly pump the brake so as not to be pushed into another vehicle. Hold the brake pedal all the way down Apply the parking brake. Pull sharply to the left Sway left to right Pull sharply to the right Your responses slow in bad weather Roadways near the tops of hills Inability to steer the vehicle Alternate you low and high beams headlights to improve you visibility Dim your lights within 00 feet of an oncoming vehicle Drive in the center of the road to see further ahead Look to the right edge of your lane Keep your instrument lights bright Steer off the roadway quickly An oncoming vehicle There are more hazards to respond to Roadways paved with asphalt Inability to accelerate Try not to drive until the fog has lifted Look to the left side of the road when a vehicle is coming toward you Drive on the right side of the road to see farther ahead Wear night driving glasses Keep your speed slow enough that you can stop within the range of your headlights Maintain speed and grip the steering wheel firmly A controlled intersection Hold the brake pedal half way down You need more time to respond to hazards Roadways on bridges and overpasses Inability to stop the vehicle Use your emergency flashers Adjust your speed to keep your stopping distance within your sight distance Reduce speed and allow the vehicle to move farther away Signal oncoming traffic by quickly flashing lights Drive approximately MPH below the speed limit Brake hard and steer right An area where there are street lights According to Michigan Law, "operating while intoxicated" means: A driver has a blood alcohol level of.0 or less A driver has blood alcohol content of.0 or more A driver has taken a preliminary breath test

11 0 0 intoxicated" means: alcohol level of.0 or less content of.0 or more preliminary breath test If you want to stop or slow down gradually when driving on ice, you should: If you're driving and simply cannot keep you eyes open, you should: Implied consent laws are designed to: In a front wheel skid, your: The first precaution to take with regard to driving after taking medicine is to: When meeting an oncoming vehicle on a - way, -lane city street with no parked cars on either side, you should: Which of the following is a danger signal of drowsy driving Which of the following is a way to control your emotions as they affect driving? Which of the following is NOT a principe of controlling the consequences of a vehicle in a crash? You are driving in a steady rain. A good indication that hydroplaning can occur is when: If you MUST attend to a distraction while driving: Apply the brakes hard, then release them. Turn on the air conditioner Penalize drivers for failing a blood alcohol concentration test. Vehilce skids when you brake. Test the medicine to see if it affects your driving Adjust lane position slightly left of center. You don't remember driving the last few miles Believe that emotions are not contagious Hit an approaching vehicle rather than a stationary object. The roadway surface is new. Driver in the left lane to avoid congestion on the right. Use light and steady pressure on the brakes. Pull over at a safe location and sleep awhile Penalize drivers for refusal to take a breath or blood alcohol concentration test. Vehicle moves straight forward in spite of steering input. Read the label on the medicine to see if it has side effects that will affect your driving Reduce speed. Your eyes are bloodshot Expect other drivers to make mistakes Drive off the road rather than skid off the road. You cannot see raindrops on the roadway surface. Speed up to get around other traffic. Rapidly pumping the brakes. Continue driving to the nearest hotel or rest stop Penalize drivers for failing a preliminary breath test. Vehicle tends to turn to the inside of a curve. Drive only for short distances Adjust lane position slightly right of center. A headache behind the eyes Direct emotions towards individuals not actions Hit something goin your way rather than something stationary. The vehicle in front of you creates water splashes. Increase your following distance.