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1
Which of these statements about driving on freeways is incorrect?
- A.Freeways are designed to handle higher-speed traffic safely.
- B.Enter a freeway smoothly by accelerating on the entrance ramp to match the speed of freeway traffic.
- C.Most freeways have deceleration lanes to assist you in exiting.
- D.While using a freeway, cross a solid line immediately after entering or before exiting.✓
Why: Freeways are designed for high-speed travel, but safety requires following specific lane markings. Crossing a solid white line while entering or exiting is illegal and dangerous as it disrupts the established flow of traffic.
2
What should you do when following another vehicle at night?
- A.use low-beam headlights.✓
- B.turn off your headlights.
- C.use high-beam headlights.
- D.follow it more closely.
Why: When following another vehicle at night, you must use low-beam headlights. This prevents blinding the driver ahead through their rearview mirrors.
3
What should you do when you see a pedestrian crossing at an unmarked crosswalk where there is no traffic signal?
- A.proceed slowly because there is no traffic control signal.
- B.warn the pedestrian and proceed with caution.
- C.turn on your flashers (hazard lights) and proceed with caution.
- D.yield the right-of-way to the pedestrian.✓
Why: You must always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians at intersections, even if the crosswalk is not marked with paint. This rule applies whenever there is no traffic signal controlling the crossing.
4
What should you do if your parked car rolls away and strikes an unattended vehicle?
- A.remove your car and park in a safer place.
- B.remove your car and go on your way.
- C.leave a note identifying yourself.✓
- D.get the other vehicle repaired.
Why: If you hit an unattended vehicle, you must try to find the owner. If you can't, you are legally required to leave a note with your contact and vehicle information.
5
Under what conditions are you permitted to pass another vehicle on a two-lane road?
- A.when there is a broken yellow line on your side.✓
- B.when you are approaching a curve or the top of a hill and there is no clear view ahead.
- C.when approaching a railroad crossing.
- D.when approaching an intersection.
Why: On a two-lane road, passing is permitted only when the yellow line on your side is broken. This indicates that the road ahead is visible enough to safely enter the oncoming lane to overtake another vehicle.