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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Which of the following is a violation of traffic rules except?
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Giving the right-of-way is highly-recommended in California, and other states. Stats shows that violating this rule increase collision accidents.
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Giving the right-of-way is highly-recommended in California, and other states. Stats shows that violating this rule increase collision accidents.
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
One of the following is not an important reason for parking your vehicle 5 feet away from the crosswalk except?
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Since blind pedestrians rely only on vehicle sounds while crossing the road, it is vital that a driver give 5 feet of safety distance away from the crosswalks.
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Since blind pedestrians rely only on vehicle sounds while crossing the road, it is vital that a driver give 5 feet of safety distance away from the crosswalks.
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Question 3 of 10
3. Question
Sometimes, a blind man might step away from a road intersection while pulling his cane back. What does this gesture imply?
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When you notice this combo gesture from a blind man at intersection, most times, he is trying to signal you to make a move on. So, be smart and attentive.
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When you notice this combo gesture from a blind man at intersection, most times, he is trying to signal you to make a move on. So, be smart and attentive.
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Question 4 of 10
4. Question
Who has the right-of-way on crosswalks?
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Whether marked or unmarked, pedestrians own the right-of-way on crosswalks. That’s the norm.
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Whether marked or unmarked, pedestrians own the right-of-way on crosswalks. That’s the norm.
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Question 5 of 10
5. Question
At intersections without the “STOP” sign, you must always be ready to do one of the following except?
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At no-STOP intersections, you must be ready to yield or stop for pedestrians just entering or already in the intersections. Bicycles that arrive first or same time as you also have the right-of-way. So, yield for them. You got that, right?
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At no-STOP intersections, you must be ready to yield or stop for pedestrians just entering or already in the intersections. Bicycles that arrive first or same time as you also have the right-of-way. So, yield for them. You got that, right?
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
You must not forget to do one of the following when you approach roundabouts except?
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Don’t be confused here. You should always yield to pedestrians and bicyclists on the roadway as you approach a roundabout.
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Don’t be confused here. You should always yield to pedestrians and bicyclists on the roadway as you approach a roundabout.
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Question 7 of 10
7. Question
Which of the following factors cannot affect your speed limit on Californian roads?
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The speed at which you move with a car with low fuel efficiency depends on your own discretion. No one mandates you to move at low speeds because of this. It’s common sense.
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The speed at which you move with a car with low fuel efficiency depends on your own discretion. No one mandates you to move at low speeds because of this. It’s common sense.
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Question 8 of 10
8. Question
What is the average maximum speed limits on most roads in California?
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The answer is 65mph. But sometimes, drivers are allowed to step up to 70mph. But then again, it would be made known to you with road signs.
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The answer is 65mph. But sometimes, drivers are allowed to step up to 70mph. But then again, it would be made known to you with road signs.
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Question 9 of 10
9. Question
What is the maximum speed limit on a two-lane undivided road in California?
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55 mph is the max allowed on two-lane undivided highways. This also applies to towing trailers.
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55 mph is the max allowed on two-lane undivided highways. This also applies to towing trailers.
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Question 10 of 10
10. Question
What is the maximum speed limit a driver must observe at 1000 feet away from school children crossing the streets in California?
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Unless otherwise posted, 25 mph is a must! Some school zones, usually without fences, mandates as low as 15mph.
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Unless otherwise posted, 25 mph is a must! Some school zones, usually without fences, mandates as low as 15mph.