YAS Traffic School Practice Test

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• What is the average cost of a DUI by the time all fees are paid?
• For a long road trip, is it recommended to have items like roadside flares and a first aid kit?
• What is a key factor in maintaining traction on wet roads?
• How many basic areas of operating space exist around a vehicle?
• Does being courteous on the road help in avoiding collisions?
• When two vehicles approach a narrowing road where safe passing is not possible, which vehicle must yield?
• What are the three critical demands for safe passing while driving?
• How can you reduce the risk of being in a collision?
• What do brake lights indicate to other drivers?
• What should you do if you are being tailgated?
• What might PTSD symptoms induce in a person after a collision?
• What is the minimum distance to signal before a turn?
• If you are 16 1/2 years old, who is responsible for ensuring you wear a seatbelt?
• What is one of the major goals of implementing traffic laws?
• On rainy days, if you drive no more than 5 mph above the posted speed limit, is it safe?
• What is required before changing lanes safely?
• What can happen if a driver is speeding while navigating a curve?
• If unsure about the sight distance for passing in a "No Passing Zone," what should a driver do?
• What does the term "defensive driving" refer to?
• What is the legal requirement for wearing seat belts?
• How do modern airbag systems adapt to an impact?
• What action should a driver take if road and weather conditions become hazardous?
• Motor vehicle crashes account for what percentage of all traumatic brain injuries?
• Is it legal for a pedestrian to cross a roadway between intersections when no crosswalk is present?
• Does using a hands-free cellular telephone while driving distract a driver?
• What benefit does driver education provide concerning defensive driving techniques?
• How can you identify a pedestrian crossing?
• If you are driving at the same speed as a hydroplaning vehicle, what can you infer?
• What is the decrease in reaction time for drivers using marijuana compared to those who text?
• What is one sign that you might be hydroplaning while driving?
• What is an essential part of road trip preparation?
• Why is it important to adjust your mirrors before driving?
• When is it appropriate to use high beams?
• What adjustment should be made when going up a hill concerning clearance time needed for passing?
• What is a common sign of drowsy driving?
• What should a driver do during a rear wheel skid?
• How should you approach driving in adverse weather conditions?
• Are non-technological distractions like eating and drinking responsible for most traffic crashes?
• What does a yield sign mean?
• How does weather affect driving conditions?
• During winter, which of the following substances do drivers generally find less difficult to navigate?
• Is judging the distance and speed of a moving object easy according to research?
• Before embarking on a long trip, which two checks should you perform?
• What is the main benefit of having a tire-pressure monitoring system?
• Aggressive driving can occur when a driver is influenced by:
• What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers aged 21 and over in most states?
• What are headlights that follow the direction of the vehicle around corners called?
• What is the effect of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs?
• During what scenario does PTSD commonly establish itself according to crash data?
• What is the purpose of a traffic sign that has a diamond shape?
• What does it indicate if a vehicle ahead is not leaving a visible track on the roadway?
• Are pedestrians required to walk close to the left-hand edge of the roadway outside of business or residential districts?
• In which situation is it safe to pass another vehicle?
• What action should you take when you see a red light?
• When your vehicle breaks down on a hillside, where should you place the flare?
• How can a driver avoid lingering in the 'No Zone' of large vehicles?
• What percentage of the 100 million cell-phone subscribers in the U.S. talk regularly on the phone while driving, according to a 2011 survey by Prevention Magazine?
• What is the correct way to navigate a four-way stop?
• What should you do if your brakes fail while driving?
• What is important to monitor when driving a high-profile vehicle?
• How do most drivers communicate important information while driving?
• What is a crucial element to maintain during a passing maneuver?
• What is required regarding headlights after sunset?
• When driving a high profile vehicle like an SUV or RV, what aspect of your surroundings should you prioritize?
• What should you check for before changing lanes?
• When is hydroplaning most likely to occur?
• Does having the right-of-way at a crosswalk allow a pedestrian to take as long as they want to cross?
• What does PTSD stand for?
• When is it safe to pass another vehicle?
• At a highway speed of 50 to 55 mph, how far ahead should you scan for hazards?
• What does a solid double yellow line indicate?
• Current driver education primarily focuses on which aspect?
• How can alcohol affect your driving abilities?
• What is the fatality rate for wrong-way collisions on controlled-access highways compared to other types of collisions?
• When encountering a blind pedestrian, what is the driver's obligation?
• What is the main goal of speed limits?
• What is the maximum speed limit in California?
• What indicates a vehicle is in a precarious driving condition directly ahead?
• Can a child accidentally start a parked vehicle even when the engine is not running?
• What is the purpose of ABS brake systems in vehicles?
• According to NHTSA, can excessive speed be classified as aggressive driving?
• When traveling at high speeds, how much space is recommended to perceive and react to situations on the highway?
• Is it possible that a person with PTSD might suffer psychological symptoms for several months?
• What is the main purpose of adjusting your headlights?
• What is the first step in overcoming road rage?
• If a driver does not wear a seatbelt, who is considered responsible for the violation?
• What is the penalty for failing to yield to a blind pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog?
• How far should a driver of a commercial vehicle stop from the nearest track when approaching a railroad grade crossing?
• What hazard can occur if a driver brakes suddenly at high speeds?
• Is the maximum speed limit for residential districts the same as that for business districts?
• What should you do if your vehicle starts to stall while driving?
• What can be a risk if you don't plan for road conditions ahead?
• What is one of the main causes of traffic accidents?
• What is the primary purpose of traffic laws?
• True or False: A pedestrian has absolute right-of-way when crossing a roadway, even outside of crosswalks.
• What action is required when you see a flashing red traffic light?
• When a pedestrian is crossing without a pedestrian tunnel or overhead crossing, who has the right-of-way?
• What is a common effect of driving in inclement weather?
• What does a flashing red traffic light indicate?
• How does weather affect driving conditions in winter?
• What should a driver always do when approaching a stop sign?
• What should you do when driving in foggy conditions?
• At highway speeds of 50 to 55 mph, how much gap is needed for safe driving?
• Is it true or false that if you have an automated tire-pressure monitoring system, you no longer need to check your tire pressure?
• What should a driver do when faced with an aggressive driver who violates traffic laws?
• If a driver is cited for dangerous driving above 100 mph, will their license be suspended for a first offense?
• What is the correct response if your vehicle starts to hydroplane?
• What is the minimum legal tread depth of a tire, as mandated by law?
• What often happens to the discounts built up over years of safe driving after a vehicle collision?
• Supportive driving recognizes that driving is primarily a:
• Which is NOT a factor considered in deciding if speeding is aggressive driving?
• What is the first step to take if you see brake lights ahead of you?
• When should a driver especially be cautious about their speed?
• In freezing weather, which areas tend to freeze last and thaw first?
• What does a blue traffic sign indicate?
• What is the significance of a lane marked with diagonal stripes?
• Which action should be avoided while driving on a slippery surface?
• What happens to a vehicle's wheels when drivers brake too hard at high speeds?
• What action should you avoid if an overtaking vehicle is rapidly approaching?
• What sensors are often used in "pre-crash systems" to detect potential collisions?
• Why is acknowledging feelings of impatience important in driving?
• Is it legal to drive at any speed as long as it is not above the maximum speed limit?
• According to driving safety, when should you check your surroundings while driving?
• Is it true that a person need not be seriously injured to suffer from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder?
• The Electronic Stability Control system helps the driver in what situation?
• What is the recommended action if you encounter an aggressive driver?
• What is the maximum speed limit in residential districts?
• What is the impact of using a hands-free kit on driver information processing?
• True or False: Inattention and distraction cannot result in the same outcomes since they are different activities.
• Why is it important to check mirrors while driving at highway speeds?
• What should you do when your vehicle runs off the main road pavement?
• What is a good practice when driving in heavy traffic?
• What are the implications of supportive driving?
• How much more of the occupant's torso do Ford's new inflated car seat belts cover compared to normal seat belts?
• Which of the following statements about driving in wet conditions is true?
• What should you do if you encounter a school bus with flashing lights?
• Which statement about passing maneuver safety is true?
• When are you required to use your headlights?
• When should you increase your following distance?
• What is the best way to handle driving in foggy conditions?
• What is the proper response to a stop sign?
• When you are being tailgated, how much following space should you maintain?
• When visibility is blocked by an SUV or large vehicle, what should your space cushion be?
• Is it true that a careful driver does not need to worry about weather and road conditions if the car is in perfect condition?
• What should drivers do if they have an obstructed view due to a breakdown?
• In very poor weather, how should you adjust the three-second rule for following distance?
• What does an orange traffic sign indicate?
• How does road visibility affect driving decisions?
• Why is it important to be aware of the 'No Zone' when driving near large vehicles?
• Why is it considered dangerous to pass another vehicle near locations where someone may be entering or crossing the road?
• When are U-turns prohibited?
• What should be done if a driver feels that the weather conditions are making it unsafe to drive?
• When should high beams be used while driving?
• Modern airbag technology can deploy at variable speeds based on what factors?
• What is the penalty for texting while driving in many states?
• What is the correct behavior when handling vehicles in foggy conditions?
• In a fog, what should you use to signal your presence once your vehicle is on the shoulder?
• Which form of distraction presents the highest relative risk while driving?
• Can a driver with minor driving impairment still drive safely?
• What should you do if you encounter roadwork?
• What action should you take to regain control of the vehicle after losing traction?
• In adverse weather conditions, the proper response includes adjusting your space cushion to what duration?
• What are the penalties for driving without a license?
• What is the correct way to handle a distraction while driving?
• How should you handle a roundabout?
• What is the safe following distance in normal conditions?
• What two factors can a driver adjust to control space in front of a vehicle when intending to stop?
• At what speed will a driver travel over 800 feet in 10 to 12 seconds?
• According to a 2015 report by the CDC, what was the cost of medical care and productivity losses due to vehicle crash injuries?
• What should you do if you miss your exit on the freeway?
• What is the primary purpose of the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)?
• In foggy conditions, what should be prioritized regarding vehicle safety?
• In what situation should a driver be particularly vigilant of potential hidden hazards?
• True or False: Inattention is another word for distraction.
• What happens to your speed when driving uphill compared to oncoming traffic?
• How can maintaining a steady speed be beneficial in icy road conditions?
• What should you do if an overtaking car is approaching rapidly on your side of a single-lane two-way roadway?
• What does it mean if a driver is using hand signals?
• What is the correct procedure for making a left turn at an intersection?
• What do you do if you receive a traffic ticket?
• What is a common driving strategy to improve safety during the day?
• What is considered a safe practice before taking a long trip?
• If your car runs off the pavement, what kind of traction do your wheels have?
• What purpose do brake lights serve for drivers behind you?
• When should you look out for black ice?
• What should a driver do if they notice the weather is getting worse while driving?
• What is implied consent regarding blood alcohol testing?
• What should you do when you hear a siren while driving?
• Is speeding considered aggressive driving if it does not willfully disregard the safety of others?
• What does it mean when your vehicle's wheels are spinning?
• What should you do if you are involved in a minor collision?
• What should you do when driving in a very slippery situation?
• Why is it necessary to adjust the distance from the vehicle ahead in city driving?
• When traveling in California, is it unnecessary to plan your trip or check road conditions?
• What should a driver do when seeing a traffic break conducted by a law enforcement officer?
• What area does scanning low to the ground help identify?
• What are the consequences of running a red light?
• What is the "two-second rule"?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding texting and driving?
• How should drivers communicate that they are turning?
• What is an extremely critical aspect of driving competence?
• Why is it important to use your headlights during the day?
• At what speed does hydroplaning become a risk even with good tire treads on water as shallow as 0.08 inches?
• Which feature of modern vehicles is designed to enhance safety by detecting potential collisions?
• Which of the following best describes the effects of minor driving impairment?
• In what conditions should you be particularly aware of black ice?
• Research indicates that aggressive drivers tend to injure how many more people than drunk drivers?
• What does a white line on the road signify?
• How should you react to a slippery road condition?
• What should you do when approaching a roundabout?
• How far must you park from a fire hydrant?
• If another driver insists on the right-of-way unlawfully, what should you do?
• Why is it necessary to increase clearance time when passing uphill?
• What should you do if you experience a tire blowout?
• Using headlights during the day can reduce your chance of a collision by approximately how much percent?
• What should you do if your vehicle begins to skid?
• Why are traffic laws continually updated?
• What is considered distracted driving?
• What is the meaning of a yellow traffic light?
• How should you respond if you encounter a stopped emergency vehicle with flashing lights on the side of the road?
• How much may your car insurance increase following a motor vehicle collision?
• What action should you take if you hear a siren while driving?
• How can you increase your safety while driving at night?
• What is the maximum speed limit typically set in residential districts?
• When driving in city traffic, what should be done even while stopped for a traffic light?
• When should you use turn signals?
• What driving behavior can destabilize a rear-wheel drive vehicle when negotiating a corner or a curve?
• When driving in snowy or rainy conditions, what is the recommended practice regarding vehicle tracks?
• What does the term 'aggressive driving' encompass?
• When should you increase your following distance significantly in poor weather?
• Is it advisable to always ride your brakes when approaching an intersection?
• How should you react to aggressive driving behavior from another driver?
• By what percentage does texting while driving reduce reaction time compared to DUI?
• In terms of emotional influence, aggressive driving is often a result of what?
• Is the statement 'The maximum speed limit in California of 65 mph applies to all vehicles' true or false?
• What should you do if you are being tailgated?
• What is necessary to ensure the smooth movement of road users?
• What two judgments are crucial for safety during passing maneuvers?
• Can a bicyclist move out of a designated bicycle lane at any time?
• When should you use your turn signals?