Driving TS

To pay for only a certain amount even if the damages are much more

Both A and B (Keep all road users safe; Collect revenue for the state and city in the form of traffic citations)

It keeps track of a driver's offenses so that they can suspend his license if they need to

Driving without a license

All of the above (Use the horn only as a way to warn others of a problem on the road or of their presence; Get their attention by using eye contact; Use turn signals at least 100 feet before turning or changing lanes)

D. Always (As long as the other driver is courteous to them; There is no obligation to be courteous; In very sticky high traffic situations)

Press the brakes and slow down before reaching the pothole but then let go as you go over the pothole

Both B and C (Motorcycles are small, harder to see and harder to figure out how fast they are going; Motorcycles are more likely to skid on slippery roads)

Alcohol and drugs

All of the above (If the other driver doesn't know you are there he might crash into you while changing lanes; If there is a problem up ahead, you might not have room to swerve out of the way; The other driver might not see you until it is too late)

All of the above (Don't tailgate another driver; Don't drive at rush hour; Don't use the horn to show you are angry)

Try to cause harm or kill another driver because of something that happened on the road

False

False

False

False

False

Anti Gridlock law

Yield to the police officer who is slowing down traffic on the freeway by driving back and forth across all the lanes with his lights flashing

All of the above (The signal lights allow you to communicate with other road users; The headlights help you see the road at night; The headlights help other drivers see you)

They push water, snow and ice out from under the tire

Grip the steering wheel firmly and gently ease off the gas pedal

Both A and B (The other driver refuses to give it to you even though he is supposed to; It helps you avoid a crash with another car or pedestrian)

Both B and C (Dictate, send or listen to text messages or emails using a hands-free device and while operating a motor vehicle; Use their hand to make/receive a phone call or to activate/deactivate a feature on the device as long as it may be done with the motion of a single swipe or tap of the driver's finger)

Young male drivers

Alcohol and drugs

Large areas around your vehicle that you cannot see using your rearview and side mirrors

They push water, snow and ice out of the way

All of the above

Press the brakes and slow down before reaching the pothole but then let go as you go over the pothole

It is illegal to enter an intersection or railroad crossing if you don't have enough room to get across

Texting because it distracts your eyes, hands, and mind

Only if they are older than six-years-old

Erratic and sudden lane changes

is blind and should always be give the right-of-way

Grip the steering wheel firmly and ease off the gas pedal

$40,000

All of the above (You have a slower reaction time; Takes you longer to process information; You have blurry vision)

A mechanism that automatically tightens the seat belt around you

All of the above (Avoid rush hour; Don't follow another car too closely; Don't use the horn to show you are angry)

Walk along the shoulder facing traffic

Minimum insurance covers only a minimum amount even if the expenses are much more

All of the above (The other driver might crash into you while changing lanes; If there is a problem up ahead, you might not have room to swerve out of the way; The other driver might not know that you are there until it is too late)

All of the above (Trying to do something while driving that takes your eyes off the road; Thinking about something else while driving that takes your mind off the road; Trying to do something else while driving that takes your hands off the wheel)

All of the above (Street corners with green traffic lights; Crosswalks in the middle of the block; Crosswalks that are not marked by painted lines)

For making a left turn into a driveway or street

All of the above (Yes, if property damage is more than your insurance, the other driver can sue you for negligence and win; Yes, if the cost of a collision is more than your insurance coverage; Yes, if someone dies because of the collision, the victim's family can sue you for wrongful death)

Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down

All of the above (Street corners with traffic lights only when they are green; Crosswalks in the middle of the block; Unmarked crosswalks)

If it helps you avoid a crash with another car or pedestrian

All of the above (When your eyes are not on the road you might not see the problem until it is too late; When your mind is not on driving you might take too long to decide how to react to the problem up ahead; When your hands are not on the wheel it might take you too long to swerve away from the problem up ahead)

All of the above (Follow no closer than three seconds behind the car in front of you; Avoid driving in clusters of cars; Avoid driving in another car's blind spot)

You can be fined $200, car impounded, license suspended

All of the above (When your eyes are not on the road; When your hands are not on the wheel; When your mind is not on driving)

At least 10-12 seconds away

When a police officer slows down traffic on a freeway by driving back and forth across all the lanes with his lights flashing

$247,000

Both B and C (Reduce chaos and keep traffic moving; Keep the roads safe for all road users)

Both B and C (Putting your foot over the brake without actually touching it; Holding your foot above the brake pedal in case you need to brake)

Your car stands out from the background and is more noticeable

Speeding

Both A and C (Because they are small, motorcycles are harder to see and figure out how fast they are going; Motorcycles are more likely to skid on slippery roads)

Both A and C (It is illegal for all drivers to talk on a hand-held cell phone; It is ok for drivers 18 and over to use a hands free device)

All of the above (The empty space to the sides of your vehicle that you can use to escape a problem nearby; The empty space to the front of your vehicle that you can use to escape a problem nearby; The empty space to the rear of your vehicle that you can use to escape a problem nearby)

Take your foot off the gas pedal to slow down

Trying to cause harm or kill another driver because of something that happened on the road

Be given the right of way

Walk along the shoulder facing traffic

Your left hand at the top of the steering wheel and your head and torso turned to the right so you can see out the back window

To keep track of a driver's offenses so that they can suspend his license if they need to

Walk along the shoulder facing traffic

The oncoming vehicle is at least 10-12 seconds away

Age eight or 4 feet 9 inches tall

Cutting the corner on a left turn

Alcohol and drugs, distracted driving, sleepy driving, speeding

All of the above (e eight or 4 feet 9 inches tall;Age four and 4 feet 9 inches tall;Age six and 5 feet tall)

All of the above(The laws have to change accordingly;Increases distracted driving;Cars drive differently than they used to)

To keep everyone safe

Always

Avoid eye contact

All of the above(The cost of a collision can be more than the insurance coverage (especially minimum insurance);If property damage is more than your insurance, the other driver can sue you for negligence and win;If someone dies because of the collision, the victim's family can sue you for wrongful death)You can leave your child unattended in the car

When you are on the opposite side of a physical barrier or divider such as a multilane highway

Be on the lookout for these kinds of drivers so you can avoid them

Only if they are older than six-years-old

Speeding

Avoid him as best you can

All of the above

Children are loading or unloading and you must stop and wait for the lights to stop flashing before you move

A total of $40,000 over ten years

$200 fine, car impounded, license suspended

Make sudden and dangerous lane changes

It is quadruple (4x)

$247,000

Your left hand at the top of the steering wheel and your head and neck turned to the right so you can see out the back window

Cut the corner on a left turn

Avoid making eye contact or engaging with him

All of the above

All of the above

To the sides of your car that you cannot see using your rearview and side mirrors

The oncoming vehicle is at least 10-12 seconds away

Stop and wait for the lights to stop flashing before you move

Their white canes and seeing eye dogs, and should always be given the right of way

All of the above

Slippery roads