Which type of roadway has the highest number of hazards per mile due to its high traffic density?

Two of three images below indicate that you must prepare to merge with traffic. Which image represents adjoining lanes coming together in which do not require you to merge?

All of the following are types highways in the United States except which one?

Both Interstates and US Highways connect state to state, what is the main difference between the two?

When entering a controlled access highway such as I-94 or I-90, what does controlled access mean?

US Highways and State Highways have non controlled access, what does that mean?

Interstate signs are a red, white and blue shield and their numbers often have meaning. If a single or two digit interstate ends with an even number (I-94 or I-10), which way does the interstate travel?

An interstate might separate into different roadways when it reaches a major city. A ______ goes into the city and has an odd starting number (I-190). A ________ goes around the city and begins with an even number (I-290)

This type of interstate highway charges money for its use.

Which lane should you travel in if you will be on the road for a long period of time and has the smoothest flow of traffic if 3 or more lanes

When preparing to merge onto an interstate, it is divided into 3 areas. Which of the below has the correct order?

If you are being tailgated in the left lane, what should you do?

What do we call a group of vehicles traveling close together and often tailgating one another?

Which word describes what can happened when you have been on the road for a long period of time and you are lulled into a drowsy inattentive state?

When you drive too fast without realizing it because you were traveling at a high rate for speed for a long period of time, what might you experience?

In some states, driving continuously for a long time in the left lane on an interstate is illegal.

What does the Basic Speed Law state?

Why do we see warning signs in rural areas?

A speed limit advisory sign is a warning sign with an advised speed limit found near curves, hills, or blind intersections. Which picture below indicates a speed limit advisory sign?

What is the process of searching critical areas in a regular sequence called?

Rural roads are often multilane and are divided by a median. What is a median?

If you are turning left or going straight across a divided highway from a two way stop, what should you do?

When passing (overtaking) another vehicle using the oncoming lanes, how do you know if it is legal for you?

If you are being passed, what should you NOT DO?

When you pass another vehicle, you should use the ________ _____________ procedure.

You should never pass when you are:

It is common to see slow moving vehicles in rural areas. Be sure to maintain at least a 3 second or more following distance to be able to fully see around the vehicle.

Animals often cause millions of dollars in damage when they collide with vehicles. The most common animal in our area is deer. What can you do to reduce chance of colliding with a deer?

Roadways in the mountain areas often have other characteristics we aren't familiar with here in the midwest. Which of the pictures below show a switchback which decreases the grade/steepness of the hill?

Roadways in the mountain areas often have other characteristics we aren't familiar with here in the midwest. Which of the pictures below show a runaway vehicle ramp for vehicles to exit and slow down if they are unable to?

In most driving conditions, how many seconds of following distance is recommended?

When following another vehicle, in can often be difficult to see hazards ahead due to the obstruction of the vehicle in front of you. To be a low risk driver, you can also look:

Vehicles following too closely behind you is called tailgating and results in a high risk for being rear ended. What should you do if you are being tailgated?

If you should hear emergency sirens, what should you do first?

What is an advantage of keeping a three second following distance in city traffic?

What is the best way to determine the 3 second following distance rule?

When driving in city traffic, what can you do to be a low risk driver?

Holding your foot over the brake pedal in anticipation of a possible conflict ahead is referred to as:

Drivers should not continuously ride the brake because it:

To overtake (pass) another vehicle, what should you use?

In busy and dense city areas, there are special lanes for vehicles that have 2 or more people in them such as: carpools and busses. These lanes are called:

When stopping at intersection and your view is obstructed by trees, bushes, hills, or other foliage, this is referred to as a blind intersection. What should you do when you approach a blind intersection?