Drivers Ed Study Guide

In extreme weather, the driver should check the vehicle's tires, fluids and belts? a) true b) false

a) true

color signals a change and warns motorists of highway work zones. a) Black and white b) Pink c) Yellow d) Orange

d) orange (construction color)

During an over-steering or skidding situation (i.e., rear-wheel lock-up), to which wheel does the electronic stability program apply the brake? a) all four wheels b) none of the wheels c) rear back wheel d) outer front wheel

d) outer front wheel

_______________ is the series of continuous positions your vehicle will occupy while traveling toward your target area. a) Travel lane b) Line of sight c) Lane position d) Path of travel

d) path of travel

How we interpret and understand information gathered by any of the five senses is defined as: a) understanding b) recognition c) synthesis d) perception

d) perception

This feature of Highway Safety Design helps drivers from blocking traffic. What is the feature? a) Mirror settings b) Warning signs c) Traffic lights d) Protected turn lanes

d) protected turn lanes

When accelerating to quickly, weight moves to the ______________ of the vehicle causing a noticeable rise of the front of the vehicle. a) top b) side c) front d) rear

d) rear

The __________ supplies electrical current to a motor vehicle. Its main purpose is to feed the starter, which starts the engine. a) Vehicle coolant system b) Spark plugs c) Gasoline d) Rechargeable battery

d) rechargeable battery

dotted white line on a roadway means

one way traffic and passing is allowed

How do drivers move from novice to experience?

practice

You need to spend time behind the wheel and actively __________ visual searching skills!

practice

Communicate, change position and change speed are ways to:

reduce driving risk

what does this intersection sign mean

roundabouts

This sign means:

school zone

The following statement, Why are these cars going so slow? is an example of: a) increased risk taking. b) mental distraction. c) arguing with a passenger. d) self imposed anxiety.

self imposed anxiety

Under the law, if you are under 21, you can still be convicted for driving impaired with a Blood Alcohol Concentration of 0.02%. a) True b) False

a) true

Under-inflated tires can increase your chances of losing control of your vehicle. a) True b) False

a) true

Using rude gestures may trigger aggression in other drivers. a) True b) False

a) true

Vehicle Stability Control is designed to prevent wheels from slipping sideways when cornering or steering suddenly. a) True b) False

a) true

Vehicle-to-Pedestrian (V2P) Communication includes notifying drivers about pedestrians and bicyclists. a) True b) False

a) true

Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) Communication enables vehicles to inform a driver of roadway hazards and dangerous situations that they cannot see. a) True b) False

a) true

Warning technology informs the driver of the need to act to avoid or reduce the severity of a crash. a) True b) False

a) true

When approaching a railroad crossing lower the radio, look for flashing lights, check behind you, and put foot on the brake. a) true b) false

a) true

When line of sight and path of travel do not match, reduce speed. a) true b) false

a) true

When moving the vehicle it is important to check your surroundings and signal your intent to enter traffic. a) True b) False

a) true

When parking uphill with a curb, tires should face away from the curb. a) true b) false

a) true

When you drive a car in Virginia, you are giving implied consent that you will take a BAC test if asked. In Virginia if you do not you could suffer consequences even if you were not drinking at all. a) True b) False

a) true

With ABS brakes, in an emergency, it is most effective to press down hard on the brake pedal when stopping. a) true b) false

a) true

You cannot drive safely unless the task of driving has your full attention. Any non-driving activity you engage in is a potential distraction and increases your risk of crashing. a) True b) False

a) true

You should get the insurance information from the driver in the other vehicle if you get into a crash. a) True b) False

a) true

You should never pass a funeral procession. a) true b) false

a) true

You should stay at least 500 feet away from emergency vehicles. a) true b) false

a) true

Young children are 4 times more distracting as passengers than adults. (AAA Foundation) a) True b) False

a) true

Your engines radiator relies on air flow (i.e., the car moving) in order to cool the engine. a) true b) false

a) true

If you get to an intersection at the same time as another driver, the use of ______________ could help you communicate with the other vehicle. a) turn signals, horn b) unfriendly hand gestures, eye contact

a) turn signals, horn

When traveling take a break every ________ hours? a) two b) eight c) one d) five

a) two

______________________ alert drivers to weather conditions and traffic problems? a) Variable-message signs b) Traffic circles c) Yield signs d) Stop signs

a) variable-message signs

_ is compromised by the constantly changing weight on the tire patches. a) Vehicle balance b) Traction c) Momentum d) Inertia

a) vehicle imbalance

is the distance you can see ahead of your vehicle. a) Visual lead b) Line of travel c) Visual cues d) Path of sight

a) visual lead

What information should you get from the other driver if involved in a crash? a) Phone number and driver's license number b) All responses are correct. c) Name and Address d) vehicle tag number, insurance company, name and telephone number of witnesses

all responses are correct

The earliest age to receive a driver's license in Virginia is _____ old. a) 16 years b) 16 years and 3 months c) 18 years d) 16 years and 6 months

b) 16 years and 3 months

Adults between __________ are much likely to drive while drowsy compared to other age groups. a) 30-50 b) 18-29 c) 62-75 d) 76-89

b) 18-29

Cars must give bicycles at least how many feet of room when passing? a) 2 feet b) 3 feet c) 5 feet

b) 3 feet

How often should accessory belts be monitored? a) 10.000 b) 30,000 c) 15,000 d) 5.000

b) 30,000

A 3 seconds following distance provides time to steer out of a problem on dry surfacesand brake out of a problem at speeds up to 70mph a) true b) false

b) false it's 4 seconds

A distilled spirit such as gin, rum or vodka that contains 40% alcohol is considered _________________ proof. a) 40 b) 10 c) 80 d) 100

c) 80%

On improperly banked (flat) curves, _______________ is more difficult to maintain when roads are slippery. a) friction b) hydroplaning c) turns d) traction

d) traction

You should always move the injured person as far away from the scene as possible. a) True b) False

b) false

Space without restrictions to line of sight or path of travel is a) open b) empty c) changing d) closed

a) open

More young people drink than do not drink. a) True b) False More young people do not drink than do drink.

b) false

A driver with a learner's permit is limited to _ non-family passengers under the age of 21.

1

If you are 16 or 17 years old and have your license for less than one year, you may only have _____ non-family member(s) under the age of 21 in the vehicle. After one year, you may have _____ non-family member(s) under the age of 21 in the vehicle ONLY UNDER SPECIFIC circumstances (e.g., school sponsored activities, emergencies, etc.)

1, 3

Name three risky driver behaviors when making a left turn.

1. Not following the right of way rules when making a left turn - you need to yield for oncoming traffic and any other driver making a right turn. 2. Not looking for pedestrians or cyclists that might be crossing in the area you are turning into 3. Not paying attention to your surroundings (blindspots, distractions, misjudging speed of other drivers, and sudden pedestrians can cause crashes)

Name three risky driver behaviors when making a right turn.

1. Not looking for oncoming traffic 2. Not signaling that you are going to make a right turn 3. Illegal maneuvers like not stopping at the stop sign before turning

Name three ways a driver can communicate with another driver.

1. Use respectful hand gestures 2. Eye contact 3. Front or back headlights 4. Honk lightly (only in emergencies)

A driver should allow at least how many inches between the driver's chest and the steering wheel?

10 inches

what is the passing score for the dmv learner's permit signs test

100%

A lane is _____ feet wide. a) 10 b) 15 c) 20 d) 12

12 feet wide

the earliest you can receive your learner's permit in virginia, is _

15 years and 6 months

Identify three visual hazards when driving at night. 1. Glare from sun 2. Active wildlife 3. Lack of light 4. Intoxication

2. Active wildlife 3. Lack of light 4. Intoxication

When do most skids occur? 1. Braking too hard on a slippery surface 2. All of them 3. Turning too quickly 4. Trying to accelerate too rapidly

2. All of them

A driver should search at least _____ seconds ahead in their path of travel to evaluate the situation.

20 seconds

A driver should search at least _____ seconds ahead in their path of travel to evaluate the situation. 10 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 15 seconds

20 seconds

A licensed driver must be how old to accompany the driver with a learner's permit?

21 years if not an immediate family member or 18 years old if an immediate family member

_______________ is known as the visible path-of-travel from your vehicle to the target area. 1. Reference points 2. Lane of sight 3. Line of sight 4. No Zone

3. line of sight

Classroom instruction for driver education requires a minimum of how many hours?

30 Hours

What should you do when driving in snow? 1. If impossible to leave highway, stop beyond outboard end of guard rail, use cell phone to check conditions (not while driving) 2. Look for an exit on the highway, check weather report 3. Understand that snow may require use of windshield washer fluid to clear/clean the windshield 4. All of the responses are correct.

4. all of the above

Supervised driving practice by law requires a minimum of how many hours, and how many of these hours at night?

45 hours, 15 at night

A vehicle is _____ feet wide.

6 feet wide

Wiper blades should be checked every _______ months to make sure that the rubber compound on the blades is not damaged or deteriorated.

6 months

When preparing to drive, the hands should be placed at _____ o'clock and _____ o'clock.

8 and 4

An applicant must receive a _% on the knowledge test

80%

There is a saying, "Take five before you drive." Name at least three of the five things a driver should observe when driving. (Select the three correct answers) Drink alcohol in moderation Avoid Distractions Share the Road Obey Speed Limits

Avoid Distractions Share the Road Obey Speed Limits

Virginia has laws regulating window tinting. All vehicles registered within the state may not be tinted with film that is less than ___________ percent transparency on the front two roll-up windows? a) 50 b) 70 c) 60 d) 80

a) 50%

high beam headlights light the roadway: a) 500'-1800' b) 400'-1600' c) 300'-1500' d) 200'-800'

a) 500'-1800'

What is the meaning of a BGE mirror setting?

Blindzone Glare Elimination

Nearly, ___________ percent of drivers expressed anger, aggression or road rage behind the wheel at least once in the past year. a) 80 b) 20 c) 50 d) 10

a) 80 %

Dirt on lens of headlight can reduce light by ____________ percent? a) 90 b) 20 c) 75 d) 50

a) 90

_________________________ occurs when a driver operates a vehicle in a pushy or bold manner, without regard for the safety of others. a) Aggressive driving b) Fatigue c) Road rage d) Speeding

a) Aggressive driving

Titling and registration of a vehicle is done through the __________________? a) Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) b) car company c) bank d) insurance company

a) DMV

You should treat this light the same as a stop sign. a) Flashing red b) Steady red c) Flashing yellow d) Steady yellow

a) Flashing red

A tire with a tread wear rating of 150 is expected to last _______________ percentage longer than one graded 100. a) 25 b) 35 c) 50 d) 45

c) 50

What system provides safe, convenient, and efficient movement of people and goods from place to place?

Highway Transportation System

If you are under the age of 18, you will receive your permanent license from _.

Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court

Match the color with the appropriate sign. Yellow-general warning Red-prohibitive or stop Pink-incident Orange-construction Brown-recreational and cultural events

Match the shape with the corresponding type of sign. Octagon-stop Diamond-warning Pennant-no passing pentagon-school circle-railroad crossing ahead

The curfew for under 18 is what time of day?

Midnight to 4a.m.

Each year more vehicle deaths are caused by _______________ then any other thunderstorm related hazards. a) Flooding b) Fog c) Sunshine d) Snow

a) Flooding

Types of aggression while driving are verbal, quiet and epic. a) True b) False

a) true

Name two ways to reduce risk when driving on urban highways.

Stay within the posted speed limit 2. Use the SEEit system

b) false

This alert/warning symbol indicates low beams headlights. a) true b) false

b) false

This alert/warning symbol indicates manual transmission. a) true b) false

a) true

This alert/warning symbol indicates that a door is open. a) true b) false

You may always turn right on red as long as you come to a complete stop first. a) true b) false

b) false

Preventive maintenance includes vehicle self checks. Checking the vehicle emergency kit should be done __________? a) Every six months b) daily c) monthly d) weekly

a) Every six months

With proper maintenance, vehicles today should operate over ________________ miles? a) 300,000 b) 500,000 c) 350,000 d) 400,000

a) 300,000

Mopeds/scooters cannot be driven on a roadway where the speed limit is faster than ________ mph. a) 35 b) 40 c) 50 d) 25

a) 35

Alcohol and other impairing drugs are involved in approximately _____ percent of all traffic crashes in which someone is killed each year. a) 40% b) 25% c) 50% d) 75%

a) 40%

When passing a bicycle rider, try to create at least _______ feet of passing space. a) 5 b) 2 c) 10 d) 1

a) 5

Approximately ________ million drivers admit they have had an accident or near accident because they dozed off or were too tired to drive. a) 11 b) 22 c) 33 d) 44

a) 11

When loading a vehicle for a trip, luggage weight recommendations are _______________ pounds? a) 125-175 b) 50-100 c) 180-200 d) 100-150

a) 125-175

How long do you have to get your car repaired after getting a rejection sticker from a state inspection? a) 15 days b) 7 days c) 20 days d) 10 days

a) 15 days

How many seconds ahead of an intersection should the driver scan? a) 20-30 seconds b) 10-20 seconds c) 30-40 seconds d) 15-20 seconds

a) 20-30 seconds

When a driver is under the influence of both alcohol and marijuana, the crash risk increases ____________ times that of a sober person. a) 24 b) 50 c) 34 d) 10

a) 24

Which lane position is used for making a right turn or parking? a) 3 b) 2 c) 4 d) 1

a) 3

Use the ___________ rule to keep a safe distance between your vehicle and a school bus. a) 3 second b) 5 second c) 2 second d) 4 second

a) 3 seconds

What is the number one cause of Virginia crashes? a) Following too closely b) Improper lane change c) Failure to lead right of way d) Failure to obey traffic control

a) Following too closely

The Law of Motion is also known as a) Inertia b) Momentum c) Force d) Gravity

a) Inertia

___________________ allows vehicles and traffic signals to communicate with one another alerting drivers of an upcoming red light. a) Intersection Assistance b) Traffic Assistance c) Mobile Assistance d) Parking Assistance

a) Intersection assistance

What are the three components of the Highway Transportation System? a) People, vehicles, roadways b) Roadways, bicycles, animals c) People, animals, roadways

a) People, vehicles, roadways

describes the transfer of vehicle weight forward or backward? a) Pitch b) Roll c) Yaw d) Lean

a) Pitch

are points used to help determine where the vehicle is in relation to the road and other vehicles. a) Reference points b) Space management system c) Reference spots d) Line of sight

a) Reference points

This allows for students to have guided practice prior to getting their license. a) The Graduated Licensing System b) Signs Test on the Learner's Permit c) General Knowledge Exam d) There is no system of support for teen drivers in Virginia

a) The Graduated Licensing System

For juvenile licensing, the court will send notice to appear in court within 180 days. a) True b) False

a) True

How do you know when you are parked 6 inches from the front line or curb? a) When the curb line extends beyond the right side passenger mirror b) When you run over the curb c) When the curb line extends beyond the right rear passenger window d) When you can see the curb in the rear view mirror

a) When the curb line extends beyond the right side passenger mirror

describes the transfer of the vehicle's weight when the rear-end swings to the right, to the left, or back and forth. a) Yaw b) Pitch c) Roll d) Lean

a) Yaw

__________________ occurs when a driver operates a vehicle in a pushy or bold manner without regard for the safety of others. a) Aggressive driving b) Driving under the influence c) Driving while fatigued d) Distracted driving

a) aggressive driving

_______________ increases traction and allows the driver to better manage the vehicle in bad weather? a) All wheel drive b) Anti-lock brakes c) Suspension d) Back up camera

a) all wheel drive

__________________________ supplies electrical energy to the motor and starts the engine? a) Battery b) Spark plugs c) Transmission d) Engine

a) battery

When should the engine oil should be checked? a) Before starting the engine b) Every 25,000 miles c) Every 50,000 miles d) When the engine is running

a) before starting the engine

Air pressure for tires should be checked when the tire is _______________. a) cool b) flat c) off the vehicle d) warm

a) cool

______________________ speed warning alerts driver of upcoming sharp turns. a) Curve b) Auxiliary c) Radar d) Mobile

a) curve

____________________ compromises your cognitive, manual and/or visual abilities. a) Divided Attention b) Coordination c) Reaction Time d) Manual Input

a) divided attention

____________________ aggression is cutting off, blocking, chasing, physical fighting, shooting while driving. a) Epic b) Mean c) Quiet d) Verbal

a) epic

When approaching a vehicle parked at the curb, you should always approach from the a) front b) middle of the road c) any way is okay d) rear

a) front to observe traffic

is the natural force that constantly pulls to the Earth and affects an object's weight. a) Gravity b) Inertia c) Momentum d) Traction

a) gravity

You must wear a Department of Transportation (DOT) approved __________when operating a moped. a) helmet b) eye protection c) boots d) knee brace

a) helmet

The __________ a vehicle's center of gravity, the more unstable the vehicle becomes. a) higher b) lower c) more centered

a) higher

The _______________ is the part of the brain where memories are made. a) hippocampus b) cerebellum c) frontal lobes d) brain stem

a) hippocampus

_______________ installed in cars measure alcohol on the driver's breath. a) Ignition Interlocks b) Braking Devices c) Mirrors d) Cameras

a) ignition interlocks

Most vehicles today use which type of fuel? a) Lead-free (unleaded) gasoline b) Leaded gasoline c) Solar power d) Diesel fuel

a) lead-free (unleaded) gasoline

When two or more vehicles approach an intersection at the same time, the driver of the vehicle on the _____ shall yield the to the vehicle on the _____. a) left, right b) right, right c) right, left d) left, left

a) left, right

_____________ insurance pays for other people's medical expenses, auto repairs and property damage? a) Liability b) Collision c) Comprehensive d) Motor

a) liability

__________________ lubricates, cleans and cools the engine? a) Motor oil b) Transmission fluid c) Spark plugs d) Gas

a) motor oil

Alcohol is involved in _______ out of ________ crashes that kills someone between 15 and 20 years old. a) One out of three b) Two out of four c) Three out of five d) Four out of six

a) one out of three

Do not allow _________________ to encourage you to take more risks. a) peer pressure b) emotions c) rushing d) anxiety

a) peer pressure

One of seven ways to control your emotions while driving is ___________. a) plan ahead b) call a friend c) drive home d) eat something

a) plan ahead

Approximately half of all motor vehicle fatalities among those 16-20 years of age are __________________________. a) run-off-road b) inattention c) speeding d) drowsiness

a) run off road

If you experience power steering failure, you should: a) shift to a lower gear b) continue steering until you can safely get off the roadway c) let go of the steering wheel d) blow your horn to warn others

a) shift to a lower gear

____________________ is one of the most common contributing factors of traffic crashes? a) speeding. b) driving at night. c) uneven pavement. d) driving under the speed limit.

a) speeding

If your engine catches on fire you should: a) steer the vehicle out of traffic and away from buildings and people b) pull into a gas station c) jump out of the vehicle d) raise the hood

a) steer the vehicle out of traffic and away from buildings and people

You must ________ for stopped school buses with flashing red lights and an extended stop sign. a) stop b) pass if time c) wait d) yield

a) stop

What is the function of the vehicle's alternator? a) Supply electricity to run the engine b) Mix oxygen with gasoline c) Supply oil to keep the parts lubricated d) Control emissions

a) supply electricity to run the engine

____________ control devices are designed to keep the tires in contact with the road surface as much as possible. a) Suspension b) Speed c) Cameras d) Security

a) suspension

What is the most important source of information when driving? a) the eyes b) the passengers c) the ears d) the road

a) the eyes

One's vehicle registration has an expiration month and an expiration year placed on _________________________. a) The license plate. b) The dashboard. c) The windshield. d) The side view windowpane.

a) the license plate

______________________ is the only proven method to remove alcohol from the system. a) Time b) Sleep c) Caffeine d) Water

a) time

All new vehicles are required to have ________________________monitoring system? a) tire pressure b) tread c) cruise control d) speed control

a) tire pressure

What are traffic calming devices designed to do? a) to slow vehicles b) to allow pedestrian crossings c) to provide warnings d) to monitor speed limit

a) to slow vehicles

Sudden shifts of vehicle weight to the left, right, forward or backward will cause loss of ________________. a) traction b) friction c) power

a) traction

A driver must stop when a school bus is loading or unloading passengers and the signals are on and there is no median between the driver and the bus. a) true b) false

a) true

A left turn is more dangerous than a right turn. a) true b) false

a) true

A space management system helps drivers organize information into meaningful categories so decisions can be made easily and quickly allows drivers to evaluate potential risk using the principles of probability (will it happen?) and consequence (what will be gained or lost?). a) true b) false

a) true

A tire is considered significantly under inflated when its pressure is 25% below the vehicle manufacturer's recommended tire inflation pressure. a) true b) false

a) true

Aggressive driving shall be punished as a Class 2 misdemeanor. However, aggressive driving with the intent to injure another person shall be punished as a Class 1 misdemeanor. a) True b) False

a) true

Alcohol and marijuana are a deadly combination behind the wheel. A driver under the influence of both increases their risk of a crash to 24 times that of a sober person. a) True b) False

a) true

All States have "zero tolerance" laws (no alcohol in the circulatory system)for drivers under 21. a) True b) False

a) true

All new vehicles have a fuel economy and environment label. a) True b) False

a) true

An example of a self-imposed anxiety is saying, "Oh, no. Red light!" a) True b) False

a) true

An example of an aggressive driver is one who fails to obey traffic controls. a) True b) False

a) true

Avoid sudden changes in direction, such as a swerve to avoid an object or animal on the road. They can be particularly dangerous, especially on loose gravel or at excessive speed. a) true b) false

a) true

Avoiding excessive idling can conserve natural resources. a) True b) False

a) true

Bicyclists must follow the same right-of-way laws as motorists. a) true b) false

a) true

Blind Spot Warning technology recognizes when another vehicle is traveling diagonally behind the driver and signals the presence of the approaching car using indicators in the vehicle. a) True b) False

a) true

Check the label of a drug to determine if it reduces level of alertness or ability to perform complex tasks. a) True b) False

a) true

Checking traffic is the first step before changing lanes. a) true b) false

a) true

Curve speed warning technology alerts driver of upcoming sharp turns. a) True b) False

a) true

Driver fatigue impairs reaction time, judgement and vision. a) True b) False

a) true

Driver inexperience and attitude are responsible for most teen crashes. a) True b) False

a) true

Drivers must manage 6 zones around the vehicle and adjust position to maintain a safe margin of space that provides room to steer in an emergency. a) true b) false

a) true

During hot weather driving, one should monitor the vehicle's tire pressure. a) true b) false

a) true

Front-wheel skids are caused by hard braking or acceleration? a) true b) false

a) true

Having a back up camera in your vehicle can help with visibility and reduce risk of backing over an object or person. a) true b) false

a) true

High volume of traffic with many hazards Interactions with more roadway users Multiple intersections with left and right turn lanes, stop signs and traffic signal lights Stores and businesses present Public transportation Rush hour traffic These are characteristics of urban roadways. a) true b) false

a) true

Highway Safety Design may include guardrails, crash attenuators and breakaway sign posts. a) True b) False

a) true

If a car catches fire, use an A-B-C type fire extinguisher to put it out. a) true b) false

a) true

If a driver is fatigued, it may take longer to process information or make decisions. a) True b) False

a) true

If found guilty of driving under the influence of alcohol you will have to pay a fine, temporarily (or permanently) lose your license and may face jail time. a) True b) False

a) true

If the vehicle starts to skid, release the accelerator or brakes? a) True b) False

a) true

If you are under the age of 18, Virginia law prohibits you from driving between midnight and 4a.m. except under certain circumstances. a) True b) False

a) true

If you control your thoughts, you'll be able to control your emotions. a) True b) False

a) true

If you're looking at a map called "A Road Map of Virginia", you can expect to see interstate and state highways, plus major local roadways across the state. a) True b) False

a) true

In addition to braking, you should leave yourself an "out" if the vehicle ahead of you "suddenly" stops? a) true b) false

a) true

In order to reduce stress, drive the posted speed limit. a) True b) False

a) true

Individuals could end up with a criminal record because of a DUI arrest. a) True b) False

a) true

It is now entirely possible for a buyer to shop for a vehicle while in line at the supermarket or waiting to pick up the kids? a) True b) False

a) true

Low beam headlights and fog lights are aimed at the surface of the road reducing the amount of light and glare reflected back. a) true b) false

a) true

Low beam headlights should be used when driving in fog, heavy rain, sleet, snow or dust? a) true b) false

a) true

Medical payment coverage is not required by VA law? a) True b) False

a) true

Mitigating technology automatically acts without input to avoid or reduce the severity of a crash. a) True b) False

a) true

Most vehicles will float. Very little water on the road surface can cause loss of control. a) True b) False

a) true

Oil not only lubricates the engine but helps keep it cool? a) true b) false

a) true

On rural roadways, the following distance should be at least 3 seconds. a) true b) false

a) true

One way to avoid being the victim of an aggressive driver is don't engage. a) True b) False

a) true

Ones credit score will determine their interest rate when purchasing a vehicle. a) True b) False

a) true

Over driving your headlights means not being able to stop in the distance illuminated by the area in front of your vehicle. a) true b) false

a) true

Paracentral vision helps a driver to maintain their path-of-travel? a) true b) false

a) true

Reducing your speed is one of the best ways to handle dangerous road conditions. a) True b) False

a) true

Research indicates there is no difference in the crash risk if you use a hands-free or a hand-held cell phone (VTTI)? a) True b) False

a) true

Revocation is when the privilege to drive has been terminated. a) True b) False

a) true

SEEit is a three-step process that can help you understand what is going on in traffic and allows for planning and implementing a course of action. a) true b) false

a) true

Some vehicles aren't as expensive to purchase but are more expensive to own. a) True b) False

a) true

Stay within the posted speed limit.Look at least two blocks or two traffic signals ahead.Use the SEEiT system.Watch for situations with closed zones and line-of-sight restrictions. These are ways to adjust when driving on urban roadways. a) true b) false

a) true

The Forward Collision Warning System monitors the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front of you to warn you of an impending crash. a) True b) False

a) true

The alternator is a generator of electric power in a vehicle. a) true b) false

a) true

The effects of marijuana on someone who is driving can include discovering that his/her mental and physical tasks are impaired. a) True b) False

a) true

The number one cause of teen deaths is distracted driving (NHTSA) a) True b) False

a) true

The three point turn is considered the most dangerous. a) true b) false

a) true

The two main types of skids are over-steering and under-steering. a) true b) false

a) true

There are seven basic areas of operating space around a vehicle. a) true b) false

a) true

There is no benefits of using premium over regular gasoline (unless recommended by vehicle manufacturer). a) True b) False

a) true

To protect the scene you should get vehicles off of the road if possible. a) True b) False

a) true

When a car dealer makes an offer on buying a used vehicle from a seller, the offer is good for ________ days, at which point the seller can ask the local dealership to beat that price or the seller can sell the used vehicle to participating dealerships. a) 12 b) 7(one week) c) 10 d) 30

b) 7 days

If an applicant fails the learner's permit test 3 times they must complete the drivers education course. If they have already completed this course they must a) Wait 30 days and try again b) Complete an 8 hour manual course c) wait 3 months and try again

b) Complete an 8 hour manual course

When confronted with fog while driving use the following tips. a) Increase speed, turn on high beam headlights, turn on windshield wipers, turn on defroster or air conditioner. b) Reduce speed, turn on low beam headlights, turn on windshield and turn on defroster or air conditioner. c) Drive the speed limit, turn on low beam headlights, turn on windshield wipers, turn on defroster or air conditioner. d) Increase speed, turn on low beam headlights, turn on windshield wipers and turn on heat.

b) Reduce speed, turn on low beam headlights, turn on windshield and turn on defroster or air conditioner.

What braking technique is used for sharp turns? a) Emergency braking b) Trail braking c) Threshold braking d) Anti-lock braking

b) Trail braking

A driver must __________ pedestrians in crosswalks, whether marked or unmarked. a) Ignore signals for b) Yield to c) Go around d) Pass

b) Yield to

The following are distractions inside the vehicle: a) grooming activities b) all of the answers are correct. c) talking, answering or texting on a cell phone d) adjusting radio

b) all of the above

When does Virginia law require the use of headlights? a) From sunset to sunrise b) All of the above c) During inclement weather (rain, fog, snow) d) Whenever windshield wipers are in use

b) all of the above

To increase fuel efficiency, which of the following will help? a) Reducer drag by keeping windows up b) All of these techniques will increase fuel efficiency c) Reduce idling time d) Lighten the load

b) all of these

A roundabout is ... a) controlled by yield signs. b) All responses are correct. c) a circular intersection where vehicle paths do not cross. d) an area where drivers should yield at the entry.

b) all responses are correct

___________________ vehicles are a self-driving car that is capable of sensing its environment and moving with little or no human input. a) Lane b) Automated c) Warning d) Senior

b) automated

What is the safest maneuver for avoiding collision if there is enough room? a) using evasive maneuvers b) braking c) accelerating d) ride on the shoulder

b) braking

In a work zone the __________ area is a safety barrier between you and the work zone. a) transition b) buffer c) merge area d) pilot car

b) buffer

Alcohol __________________ the body. a) freezes b) chills c) boils d) warms

b) chills

______________ insurance covers actual cash value of your car after fire, hailstorm, theft? a) Liability b) Comprehensive c) Collision d) car

b) comprehensive

BAC is known as blood alcohol ___________________ . a) content b) concentration c) consistency d) craving

b) concentration

When buying a new car, _______ month has the highest discounted (Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price) M.S.R.P.? a) January b) December c) April d) September

b) december

Alcohol and _______ do not mix. a) food b) drugs c) water d) time

b) drugs

The larger number on the inspection sticker indicates the date of ___________________? a) inspection b) expiration c) maintenance d) purchase

b) expiration date

A BAC test measures how much alcohol is in your system and is usually determined by a walking test. a) True b) False A BAC test measures how much alcohol is in your system and is usually determined by a breath test.

b) false

A driver's license may be suspended for anyone under 18 years of age that has at least 15 consecutive unexcused absences from school. a) true b) false

b) false

A safety tip for driving at night is not to look at oncoming headlights, instead look to the center line of the road. a) true b) false (driver should glance at the right side of the road)

b) false

A speed limit is the maximum legal speed a driver can travel on a road under any conditions. a) True b) False

b) false

A train takes about 2 miles to stop when travelling 55 mph. a) true b) false

b) false

A zone is either open, closed, or changing. A changing zone has space where you can drive without restriction. a) true b) false

b) false

A zone is either open, closed, or changing. The open zone does not have space or an area available in the vehicle's path-of-travel. a) true b) false

b) false

Credit history does not apply when purchasing a vehicle? a) True b) False

b) false

Do not travel more than 100 feet in a shared turn lane. a) true b) false

b) false

During cold weather driving, a tip to use is to keep at least a quarter of a tank of gas in the vehicle? a) true b) false (during cold weather, driving with a half tank of gas is a driving tip)

b) false

If a driver is convicted of road rage, there are stiff fines and penalties depending on the age of the driver. a) True b) False If a driver is convicted of road rage, there are stiff fines and penalties depending on the severity?

b) false

If an engine overheats, open the radiator cap to cool down the vehicle? a) true b) false

b) false

You must have at least 40 hours supervised practice with a licensed adult before you do your in-car training with an instructor. a) True b) False

b) false

If you are convicted of aggressive driving, your license could be suspended for 5 days or for as long as 3 months. a) True b) False If you are convicted of aggressive driving, your license could be suspended for 10 days or for as long as 6 months.

b) false

If you sign a citation when pulled over by an officer you are admitting guilt. a) True b) False

b) false

It is legal to drive with a doctor's prescription while under the influence of a narcotic drug? a) True b) False

b) false

It is legal to park zones painted in blue with a white wheelchair if you are in a hurry and will only be in the store for a minute. a) true b) false

b) false

Lane departure warning uses a camera to monitor lane markings and will take control of the vehicle to keep the driver from operating it. a) True b) False Lane departure warning uses a camera to monitor lane markings on a roadway but does not take control of the vehicle.

b) false

No parking is allowed within 100 feet of a railroad crossing. a) true b) false

b) false

Oversteer is also known as "plowing a) true b) false

b) false

Pedestrians do not have to obey traffic signals. a) true b) false

b) false

Quiet aggression while driving is cutting off, blocking, chasing, physically fighting or shooting. a) True b) False Quiet aggression while driving is rushing, competing or resisting by not letting others in.

b) false

Sleep related crashes are most common in older people, especially women,with grandchildren. a) True b) False Sleep related crashes are most common in young people, especially men, adults with children and shift workers.

b) false

Stop at the white line on the pavement or no closer than 25 feet or average car length from crossing. a) true b) false

b) false

The Rear view Video System is a replacement for mirrors and turning your head to look. a) True b) False

b) false

The blindspot is the area behind the vehicle that the driver cannot see from the driver's seat. a) true b) false

b) false

The carburetor system routes dangerous gas from the engine out and away from the car to keep from affecting the occupants. a) true b) false (The exhaust system routes dangerous gas from the engine out and away from the car to keep from affecting the occupants.)

b) false

The cost of a tire indicates the expected life of a tire. a) True b) False The tread rating indicates the life of a tire.

b) false

The purpose of motor vehicle registration is to establish a link between the seller and buyer? a) True b) False The purpose of motor vehicle registration is to establish a link between a vehicle and an owner of user or user of the vehicle.

b) false

The safest turnabout is the three point turnabout. a) true b) false

b) false

The trip adviser, also called a key, is the map feature that shows you how to interpret symbols? a) True b) False The legend, also called a key, is the map feature that shows you how to interpret symbols?

b) false

There is a test to determine sleepiness as there is for intoxication. a) True b) False

b) false

Tire pressure rating indicates the expected life of a tire. a) True b) False (Tread wear rating indicates the expected life of a tire.)

b) false

To calculate a cars monthly payment you need to only calculate purchase price and interest rate? a) True b) False

b) false

To prevent crashes, Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) Communication can take control of the vehicle from the driver. a) True b) False

b) false

Two types of steering are oversteering (plowing) and understeering (fishtailing)? a) true b) false (oversteering is fishtailing and understeering is plowing)

b) false

Understeer is known as "fishtailing". a) true b) false

b) false

Vehicle-to-Vehicle (V2V) and Vehicle-to-Infrastructure (V2I) Communication do not have the potential to reduce or eliminate crashes through driver advisories, driver warnings, and vehicle and/or infrastructure controls. a) True b) False

b) false

When controlling consequences under dangerous road conditions, the driver should hit an approaching object rather than a stationary object. a) true b) false (a driver should hit a stationary object rather than an approaching object)

b) false

When driving at night, drivers need to leave less space than they would in the daytime. a) True b) False (drivers need to leave MORE space at night)

b) false

When driving in rain, you should turn headlights on high beam, turn on windshield wipers and make adjustments gently and smoothly? a) true b) false (low beam headlights should be used for rain)

b) false

When loading the vehicle for a road trip, load the interior first followed by the trunk area to reduce overload? a) True b) False Load the trunk area first and secure loose items.

b) false

When parking facing downhill with a curb, the front tires face away from the curb. a) true b) false

b) false

When planning a trip, traditional map reading is an obsolete skill? a) True b) False Traditional map reading is needed in case there is no cell phone coverage or the GPS batteries fail.

b) false

When stopping behind another vehicle to maintain a safe distance, the driver should be able to see the other vehicle's bumper. a) true b) false

b) false

You are less likely to get hit by other vehicles if you park on one of the end parking spots close to the entrance. a) true b) false

b) false

You can dispose of oil and other car fluids by pouring them down the drain. a) True b) False

b) false

A designated driver should be someone that has had no more than one drink. a) True b) False A designated driver should not have any alcoholic drink.

b) false no alcohol should be taken in

After having a license for one year, Virginia law allows three non-familypassenger(s) under the age of 21 regardless of circumstances. a) True b) False

b) false only 3 non family members are permitted under CERTAIN circumstances

A designated driver gets their friends home safely after drinking only one drink at an event. a) True b) False A designated driver gets their friends home safely and does not drink or take drugs before getting behind the wheel.

b) false should not drink anything

Your _____ field of vision allows you to read and see details. a) peripheral b) focal c) central d) parcentral

b) focal

If a __________ tire blows out, the vehicle will pull sharply in the direction of the blowout? a) rear b) front c) rear left d) rear right

b) front

When the roadway is divided by a physical barrier such as a median, ditch or guardrail, only traffic traveling ___________ of the school bus must stop when the school bus has its warning devices on or is loading or unloading passengers. a) in the opposite direction b) in the direction c) in either direction d) if you have already passed the bus

b) in the direction

What are the three major factors that increase crash risk for teen drivers? a) distractions, speed, road conditions b) inexperience, speed, distractions c) condition of the vehicle, speed, experience d) alertiveness, speed, attentiveness

b) inexperience, speed, distractions

The ___________ factors associated with alcohol use are anxiety and frustration as well as worrying about growing up? a) sport teams b) internal c) external d) school grades

b) internal

If the anti-lock brake system light comes on briefly when you start the car: a) check on the internet b) it means your ABS is working c) turn the car off and have it towed to a service station d) it means your ABS is not working

b) it means your ABS is working

The ________, also called a key, is a map feature that shows how to interpret map symbols? a) compass rose b) legend c) index d) scale

b) legend

If your vehicle does not have ABS (braking system) use _______________ braking. a) manual braking b) threshold braking c) trail braking d) emergency braking

b) manual braking

What field of vision is more sensitive to light and motion, and orients individuals to the environment? a) focal b) peripheral c) paracentral d) central

b) peripheral

What mirror provides the widest field of view? a) drivers side mirror b) rear view mirror c) emergency mirror d) passenger side mirror

b) rear view mirror

The minimum service the vehicle must have performed to keep the manufacturer's warranty is known as ___________________? a) suggested b) required c) preferred d) recommended

b) required

_________________ occurs when a driver uses a vehicle or some other weapon to threaten or cause harm to another roadway user in response to a traffic incident. a) Driver fatigue b) Road rage c) Aggressive driving d) Driver distractions

b) road rage

describes when a vehicle shifts weight from side to side. a) Pitch b) Roll c) Lean d) Yaw

b) roll

__________________ create noise and alert drivers if they cross the center or edge line? a) Cable median b) Rumble strips c) Wide shoulders d) Crash attenuators

b) rumble strips

When planning a route to drive, a GPS (Global Positioning System) can be useful and should be set while driving? a) True b) False Yes, a GPS can be a useful tool but should be set before driving.

b) should be set before driving

A _________________ helps drivers organize information into meaningful categories so decisions can be made easily and quickly. a) mental task organization system b) space management system c) back of seat organizer d) driver awareness course

b) space management system

While driving, if you can not calm down over a situation __________. a) drive to a friend's house b) stop c) drive home d) eat

b) stop

If a rear tire blows out: a) the car will pull sharply to the left b) the wheel will wobble and you will feel a slight pull in the direction of the blowout c) the tires will pull sharply in the direction of the blowout d) the car will pull sharply to the right

b) the wheel will wobble and you will feel a slight pull in the direction of the blowout

_____________________ is the grip of a tire on a road. a) Friction b) Traction c) Inertia d) Alignment

b) traction

What is the sight distance rule? a) We do not have to be able to stop in the distance we can see b) We have to be able to stop in the distance we can see

b) we have to be able to stop in the distance we can see

are areas set up by the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) where roadwork takes place and may involve closures, detours, and moving equipment. a) No zones b) Work zones c) Detour zones d) Safe zones

b) work zones

What lane position is used for most driving? a) 2 b) 3 c) 1 d) 4

c) 1

When changing the oil in a vehicle, stop _______________ quart short of the required "with filter" amount? a) 2 1/2 b) 1/4 c) 1/2 to 1 d) 2

c) 1/2 to 1

A valid inspection in Virginia is required by law within ___________________ months of last inspection month. a) 6 b) 24 c) 12 d) 36

c) 12

Passengers younger than what age are safer sitting in the rear seat? a) 8 years old b) 10 years old c) 12 years old

c) 12 years old

A procedure for evasive steering includes turning the wheel no more than ______________ degrees? a) 90 b) 50 c) 180 d) 25

c) 180

An alcoholic beverage which is 80 proof is __________% alcohol. a) 80 b) 100 c) 40 d) 20

c) 40%

Driver base driving decisions on approximately _____ percent of what they see and approximately _____ percent of what they hear or feel. a) 75, 25 b) 50, 50 c) 90, 10 d) 80, 20

c) 90, 10

______________________ as a crash avoidance technique is used less frequently than other techniques? a) ABS b) Steering c) Acceleration d) Deceleration

c) Acceleration

allows maximum stopping force without locking up the brakes. a) Trail braking system b) Emergency braking system c) Anti lock braking system d) Threshold braking system

c) Anti lock braking system

More than 50 percent of pedestrian-motorist crashes occur at a) schools zones b) expressway ramps c) intersections d) road shoulder

c) Intersections

describes when a vehicle shifts weight from side to side. a) Yaw b) Pitch c) Roll d) Lean

c) Roll

SEEiT stands for __ a) Searching Existing Events in Time b) See, Estimate, Execute, in Time c) Search, Evaluate, Execute, in Time d) Seeing Everything Especially in Time

c) Search, Evaluate, Execute, in Time

Seeing the ball roll into the road is an example of a) Evaluating b) Executing c) Searching d) Estimating

c) Searching

A steady red light means: a) Yield to oncoming traffic b) Oncoming traffic has a red light also c) Stop and remain stopped as long as the signal is red d) Stop and then go after you make a complete stop

c) Stop and remain stopped as long as the signal is red

___________________ braking occurs when a driver applies firm, steady pressure just short of lockup. a) Soft b) ABS c) Threshold d) Jab

c) Threshold breaking

U.S.DOT stands for the __________________________. a) United Safety Department of Transportation b) Virginia Department of Transportation c) U. S. Department of Transportation d) Uniformed Strategic Department of Transportation

c) U.S. Department of Transportation

What program is available for educating motorcyclists? a) Virginia Cyclist Program b) Virginia Motorist Training Program c) Virginia Rider Training Program d) Virginia CDL Program

c) Virginia Rider Training Program

How do you know when you are parked with rear limitation? (6 inches from the curb or line in the rear? a) You have run over the curb b) You can see the curb line extend beyond the front side passenger mirror c) You can see the curb line extend through the back of the right rear passenger window d) You see the curb line extend over the right corner of the hood

c) You can see the curb line extend through the back of the right rear passenger window

The penalty for anyone under the age of 20 who is convicted of his/her first demerit offense is _____. a) loss of license for one year b) 90-day suspension of license c) a mandatory driver improvement course d) loss of license until age 21

c) a mandatory driver improvement course

To search effectively, driver need to know how to evaluate what they see a) where to look b) all are correct c) what to look for

c) all are correct

Which of the following need to be done in the event of a crash? a) protect the scene b) call for help c) all of them d) report the incident

c) all of them

Why is it important to check behind the vehicle before you enter it? a) you want to look for small animals behind the vehicle b) you want to look for small objects (shopping carts) behind the vehicle c) all of them d) you want to look for small children behind the vehicle

c) all of them

Before driving, when approaching a vehicle, name three things you should check. a) condition of tires b) fluid leaks c) all of these d) broken glass

c) all of these

__________________ monitors the speed of each wheel to prevent lock-up? a) Blind spot warning b) All wheel drive c) Anti-lock brake d) Active passive braking

c) anti-lock brake

Car-top carriers affect ___________________ and _____________________. a) battery input and output b) spark plugs and oil usage c) braking and steering d) carburetor and fuel efficiency

c) braking and steering

________________ affect braking and steering? a) Truck weight b) Passenger weight c) Car top carriers d) Engine power

c) car top carriers

____________ insurance pays for your car repair regardless of who was driving or who was at fault? a) Liability b) Comprehensive c) Collision d) Life

c) collison

__________________ are anything inside or outside of the vehicle that takes the driver's focus away from driving. a) Work zone equipment b) Focus c) Distractions d) Warning signs

c) distractions

What is the technology that helps a vehicle remain on its intended path by preventing it from sliding sideways in a turn. a) Global Positioning System b) Anti-lock Braking System c) Electronic Stability Control d) Steering Control

c) electronic stability control

The top left of a license plate is the inspection ____________? a) expiration day b) expiration week c) expiration month d) expiration year

c) expiration month

__________________ is when you borrow money to pay for a vehicle? a) Titling b) Down payment c) Financing d) Taxes

c) financing

Your ________ field of vision allows you to read and see details. a) peripheral b) central c) focal d) paracentral

c) focal

Collector/distributor lanes on high-speed, high-density highways separate slower moving traffic and entering/exiting traffic from what? a) driver distractions b) slower speed, through traffic c) higher-speed, through traffic d) driver inattention

c) higher-speed, through traffic

Driving too fast in wet weather can lead to a) turbulence b) driver recovery c) hydroplaning d) tire rotation

c) hydroplaning

In Virginia, you have agreed to take a chemical test upon request when you operate a motor vehicle under _________ law. a) Zero Tolerance b) BAC c) Implied Consent d) Drug

c) implied consent

A valid inspection sticker is placed on ______________________ after passing inspection. a) right driver's windshield b) top center driver's windshield c) left driver's windshield d) center driver's windshield

c) left driver's windshield

The majority of alcohol is processed by the _________________. a) pancreas b) stomach c) liver d) kidneys

c) liver

____ refers to the amount of motion an object has. a) force b) equilibrium c) momentum d) inertia

c) momentum

In addition to the GPS system, what other system in the vehicle do vehicle telematics use to provide location and vehicle functions? a) tool kit b) hands free cell phone c) on-board diagnostics d) mapping through GPS

c) on-board diagnostics

When approaching a vehicle in a parking lot, you should always approach from the a) side b) front c) rear

c) rear

When jump-starting a car, always connect this color lead to the positive terminal: a) black b) white c) red d) negative

c) red

An example of a traffic design that is meant to slow vehicles down is a _________________________? a) barrier. b) breakaway sign post. c)roundabout. d) cable median.

c) roundabout

Approximately half of all motor vehicle fatalities among 16-20-year-olds are _________crashes. a) multiple car b) hitting an animal c) run off the road d) hitting a pedestrian

c) run off the road

What is the two leading causes of work zone crashes? a) speeding, workers in the way b) road conditions, distracted motorist c) speeding, distracted motorist d) speeding, road condition

c) speeding, distracted motorist

A white line found at most intersections is known as a) pedestrian crossing b) curb line c) stop line d) yield area

c) stop line

If there is a car beside a driver in the left lane and they need to avoid a car ahead, what should the driver do? a) stop quickly or swerve left b) accelerate and swerve right c) stop quickly or swerve right d) accelerate and swerve left

c) stop quickly or swerve right

Shock absorbers and springs are part of which vehicle system? a) Brake system b) Fuel system c) Suspension system d) Exhaust system

c) suspension system

One of the three major influences in a person's choice to drink is _______________. a) school grades b) one's health c) the media

c) the media

The vehicle's tires should be rotated primarily for what purpose? a) To increase fuel efficiency b) To save the brake pads c) To equalize tire wear d) To improve suspension

c) to equalize tire wear

What is the purpose of median/edge barriers? a) To prevent vehicles from crossing the median b) To provide space for passing another vehicle. c) To provide a warning to stay awake while driving/prevent vehicles from crossing median. d) To allow drivers to signal intent to pass.

c) to provide a warning to stay awake while driving/prevent vehicles from crossing medians

A ________ ________ is a type of public transport bus service that is used on shorter distances. a) Uber bus b) school bus c) transit bus d) rental bus

c) transit bus

In a work zone the __________ area is where lanes narrow or merge, and the traffic pattern changes. a) entrance b) construction c) transition d) apex

c) transition area

The function of the __________ is to transfer engine power to the driveshaft and rear wheels, or front wheels in a front-wheel-drive vehicle. a) Engine b) Battery c) transmission d) Drive Axle

c) transmission

After changing a vehicles oil _____________________________? a) save it for reuse. b) dispose of oil in a trash can. c) transport for recycling. d) use it for mowing your lawn.

c) transport for recycling

__________________________ is when the front tires lose traction and the vehicle can slide straight off the road. a) Oversteering b) Counter steering c) Understeering d) Frontal steering

c) understeering

what does this intersection sign mean

crossroads

This sign means:

curvy or windy road

The required minimum liability coverage in VA is _____________ bodily injury/death of one person; _____________ bodily injury death of 2 or more persons; ___________ property damage? a) $20,000/$25,000/$50,000 b) $50,000/$20,000?$25,000 c) $20,000/$50.000/$25,000 d) $25,000/$50,000/$20,000

d) $25,000/$50,000/$20,000

What amount will you pay approximately each month for a vehicle that cost $16,000 that includes purchase price, sales tax & interest? The vehicle will be financed for 4 years. a) $525.75 b) $481.25 c) $375.00 d) $333.00

d) $333.00

Drivers with a blood alcohol concentration (BAC) of _____________ or higher (i.e., drunk drivers) are considered alcohol-impaired by law. a) 0.06% b) 0.05% c) 0.07% d) 0.08%

d) 0.08%

If you are convicted of aggressive driving, your license could be suspended for ______________ days or for as long as six months. a) 5 b) 15 c) 7 d) 10

d) 10

How far do high beams allow one to see? a) 500' b) 300' c) 600' d) 250'

d) 250'

Nearly ________ percent of flash flooding fatalities are vehicle related. a) 25% b) 100% c) 60% d) 50%

d) 50%

The ratio of coolant to water for a radiator should be _____ percent coolant and ____ percent water? a) 20/20 b) 80/30 c) 70/30 d) 50/50

d) 50/50

As you plan your financing for a vehicle, it is recommended the loan term be no longer than __________ months? a) 48 months b) 24 months c) 72 months d) 60 months

d) 60 months

The maximum safe speed for a 4-second following distance on dry pavement is __ a) 75 b) 55 c) 60 d) 70

d) 70

_____________________ maintains a speed set by the driver when there is no lead vehicle. a) Acceleration Control b) Crash Control c) Automatic High Beams d) Dynamic Radar Cruise Control

d) Dynamic radar cruise control

_____________ technology automatically takes action without driver input? a) Steering b) Warning c) Lane Departure d) Mitigating

d) Mitigating

help warn motorists of oversize vehicle loads. a) Flaggers b) Highway patrol c) Construction workers d) Pilot cars

d) Pilot Cars

What is the electronic stability program designed to do? a) Preventing the vehicle from running out of gas. b) Preventing the vehicle from crossing the centerline. c) Prevent the vehicle from steering off road. d) Prevent the vehicle from skidding and sliding.

d) Prevent the vehicle from skidding and sliding.

What braking technique slows the vehicle as quickly as possible without locking brakes or losing traction? a) Anti-lock braking b) Trail braking c) Emergency braking d) Threshold braking

d) Threshold braking

Technology that provides 360 degree view within range of similarly equipped vehicles is known as ___________________. a) V2P b) V2U c) V2I d) V2V

d) V2V

describes the transfer of the vehicle's weight when the rear-end swings to the right, to the left, or back and forth. a) Roll b) Lean c) Pitch d)Yaw

d) Yaw

Hydroplaning occurs when: a) wind and rain cause you to lose control b) wind causes the vehicle to not respond to steering input c) the water level comes up to the bottom of your vehicle d) a film of water builds up between the road surface and the vehicle's tires

d) a film of water builds up between the road surface and the vehicle's tires

When a vehicle _______________ too quickly, weight moves to the rear. a) turns b) brakes c) stops d) accelerates

d) accelerates

When the brakes fail, the driver should: a) activate ABS or pump the brakes b) shift to a lower gear c) use the parking brake to gradually slow the vehicle down d) all of the above

d) all of the above

To correct front traction loss look where you want to go, steer toward intended path, ease up on the accelerator, activate _______________________ , jab or stab the brake if vehicle is not equipped with ABS and re-establish rolling traction. a) Global Positioning System b) acceleration c) turn signals d) anti-lock braking system

d) anti-lock braking system

______________________ this function automatically switches from low to high beam and back again, for improved nighttime visibility as conditions warrant? a) Automatic low beams b) Blind spot warning c) Rear back up camera d) Automatic high beams

d) automatic high beams

Space in which the level of risk is increasing is a) open b) closed c) BGE d) changing

d) changing

Brake maintenance includes: a) Checking the brakes every time you drive b) Checking the brakes every 3 years c) Checking the brakes only when they make noise d) Checking brake fluid and brake wear annually, unless there is a problem

d) checking brake fluid and brake wear annually, unless there is a problem

When driving in a strong wind the driver should prepare to: a) understeer b) oversteer c) forcefully steer d) counter steer

d) counter steer

_____ defines the area where pedestrians may cross the roadway. a) Stop sign b) Median c) Curb d) Crosswalk

d) crosswalk

The three major influences in a person's choice to drink are: a) grades, social pressure, holidays. b) celebrations, siblings, parents drink. c) none of the choices are correct. d) family, peers, media.

d) family, peers, media

Driver's tend to fall asleep more on __________________. a) expressways b) city roads c) interstates d) high-speed rural highways

d) high-speed rural highways

Where do one out of three fatal crashes occur? a) school zones b) rural roads c) highways d) intersections

d) intersections

Drinking impairs ____________________. a) food intake b) voice c) ability to cough d) judgement

d) judgement

What crash-causing condition does electronic stability control prevent? a) steering b) braking c) off road recovery d) loss of traction

d) loss of traction

About _______ in five drivers said they pull over to nap when driving drowsy.(National Sleep Foundation Poll) a) Four b) Three c) Two d) One

d) one

What steps should you take if you run off the road? a) react, revise, recall b) stop, look, listen c) decelerate, accelerate, stop d) recognize, react, recover

d) recognize, react, recover

When entering and proceeding through an intersection with other cars, _______________ is determined by a set of rules. a) intersection navigation b) space management c) lane position d) right of way

d) right of way

What is used to regulate traffic at a controlled intersection? a) right of way rules b) there are no signals c) passenger directions d) signs or traffic signals

d) signs or traffic signals

Peer pressure is the influence of others of _________________ age. a) older b) younger c) parental d) similar

d) similar

This arrow is a warning light that the light is about to change. If you have not entered the intersection, stop-do not speed up to beat the light. a) flashing yellow b) steady green c) flashing red d) steady yellow

d) steady yellow

Following another vehicle closely is known as _________________. a) Cutting off. b) Driving to fast. c) Engaging. d) Tailgating .

d) tailgating

__________ glass fractures into small relatively harmless pieces. a) Smart b) Sea c) Gorilla d) Tempered

d) tempered glass

After buying a vehicle, you must ________________________ with the Department of Motor Vehicles? a) only register the vehicle b) only title the vehicle c) pay sales tax on the vehicle d) title & register the vehicle

d) title & register the vehicle

If the car refuses to turn with your steering input (_________________________) the ESC will take control and steer towards the ____________ curve. a) Oversteering, outer b) Braking, top c) braking, bottom d) Understeering, inner

d) understeering, inner

It may be possible for a hacker to remotely access a vehicles technology systems; but it may not always result in a hacker being able to access all parts of the vehicle system is known as _________________________. a) auto theft b) vehicle theft c) stolen identity d) vehicle cybersecurity

d) vehicle cybersecurity

If two vehicles arrive at an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, who must yield? a) vehicle on the right b) the vehicle going straight across c) the vehicle turning right d) vehicle on the left

d) vehicle on the left

When preparing to drive and when driving, where should the a) driver rest their left foot? b) on the clutch c) propped up on the driver's seat d) on the brake e) on the dead pedal

e) on the dead pedal

What vision allows one to see distant objects more clearly than near ones a) farsighted b) paracentral c) near sighted d) astigmatism

farsighted

If you drive on the public roads of Virginia, you must submit to an alcohol or drug test when requested, This is known as the _____ law.

implied consent

When adjusting the head restraint in a vehicle, it should be in what position, relative to the driver or passenger?

level with ears, four inches from head

This sign means:

no u turns

Select two gauges found on the instrument panel. speedometer telometer tire pressure gauge odometer

speedometer odometer

When the privilege to drive has been withdrawn temporarily, it is

suspended

double yellow line means

the color means two ways traffic and the double lines mean no passing

a) true

this symbol alerts tire pressure a) true b) false

What serves to grip the tire to the road?

traction

a yellow line broken or solid means

two way traffic

For specific information about your vehicle's warning alerts, you should examine the:

vehicles owner's manual

What is the meaning of a yellow diamond?

warning of a hazard

white triangles on the road mean

yield ahead