Learner’s Permit Click Quiz #2

my right as a citizen.

the right of all people.

a right guaranteed by The Constitution.

a privilege granted to responsible citizens.

are stopped and removed from behind the wheel immediately.

are not legally qualified to drive a motor vehicle.

are always on the road somewhere.

can turn a vehicle into a destructive weapon.

exactly at the posted speed limit.

at least five mph under the posted speed limit.

at a speed that is reasonable and prudent for road and vehicle conditions.

in the left lane on the interstate.

the posted speed limit unless otherwise determined by school district policy.

the principal of the school.

whatever the speed limit sign says.

whatever is 5 mph under the speed limit sign.

10 feet before beginning the maneuver.

300 feet before beginning the maneuver.

100 feet before beginning the maneuver.

half a block before beginning the maneuver.

turn and change lanes without signaling.

use of half the lane it occupies.

go through red lights if there is no cross traffic

the full use of the lane it occupies.

10 feet before making a turn.

100 feet before making a turn.

200 feet before making a turn.

1 block before making a turn.

lane A.

lane B.

lane A, then lane B.

it doesn’t matter.

lane A.

lane B.

lane B, then lane A.

it doesn’t matter.

turn as quickly as possible.

assume the driver of the red car is going to slow down and let you turn.

assume the driver of the red car might turn left.

yield to the red car.

often use two lanes when turning

can be passed on a right turn.

should be made smaller.

should not be on city streets.

Is it safe?

Is it legal?

Is it worthwhile?

all of the above.

deploy left turn signal, check mirrors, change lanes, accelerate and pass, return to right lane, deploy right turn signal, check mirrors, consider whether it was safe.

consider whether passing is safe, check mirrors, deploy left turn signal, change lanes, accelerate and pass, deploy right turn signal, return to right lane, check right mirror.

consider whether passing is safe, legal, and worthwhile, check left mirror, deploy left turn signal, change lanes, accelerate and pass, check right mirror, deploy right turn signal, return to right lane, cancel right turn signal.

just floor it.

across a double solid yellow line.

across a single solid yellow line on your side of center.

with 100 feet of a bridge or tunnel.

within 100 feet of an intersection or railroad crossing.

the laws and the heaviness of the traffic.

the laws, the weather, and the traffic.

the laws, the weather, the surface of the roadway, the traffic, the condition of your vehicle, and the condition of all other vehicles and drivers including yourself.

the weather and the surface of the roadway.

100 feet.

one car length.

two seconds.

three car lengths.

you have two seconds to stop your car.

it should take your car two full seconds to reach a road marker that was passed by the car in front of you.

when a car in front of you passes a sign or a crack in the pavement, two full seconds should elapse before your car passes the same sign or crack.

you should count in English only.

slow down and pass carefully.

stop and wait until all the passengers are off, then proceed slowly.

stop and wait until the door is closed.

stop and remain stopped until sign is retracted and red flashing lights are turned off.

the driver on the right yields to the driver on the left.

the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.

the smaller vehicle yields to the larger vehicle.

the larger vehicle yields to the smaller vehicle.

stop only when necessary to avoid interfering with other traffic that has the right-of-way, including pedestrians.

slow down and almost stop.

stop; then proceed immediately.

stop; then proceed after looking.

within 5 feet of a fire hydrant.

within 15 feet of a fire hydrant.

within 50 feet of a fire hydrant.

within one car length of a fire hydrant.

within 50 feet of a railroad crossing.

on a bridge or in a tunnel.

in crosswalks or intersections.

to obstruct driveways or sidewalks.

drivers are smarter than pedestrians.

motorized vehicles have more potential for destruction.

motorized vehicles cause pollution.

pedestrians don't have drivers' licenses.

wearing a white cloth tied around the arm.

accompanied by another person.

accompanied by a service dog.

using a white cane.

is permissible if no pedestrians are present.

is permissible if the driver has not been drinking alcohol.

is allowed if the driver owns the car.

is illegal in Kansas.

will be fined not more than $100.

will receive a warning for the first offense.

will have a license suspension of at least 30 days.

will have a license suspension of not more than 10 days.

if his/her blood alcohol content is .08 or higher.

if his/her blood alcohol content is .06 or higher.

if his/her blood alcohol content is .04 or higher.

if his/her blood alcohol content is .02 or higher.

Driver’s User Interface.

Driving Under the Influence of Intoxicants.

Don’t Use Intoxicants.

Drunks Under Investigation

will receive an automatic license suspension for one year.

will avoid prosecution for D.U.I.

will receive a warning for the first offense.

will receive an automatic license suspension for six months.

by the driver of the vehicle only.

by ALL occupants of the vehicle at speeds over twenty m.p.h.

only when traveling distances of more than one mile.

by ALL occupants of the vehicle when the vehicle is in motion.

within 200 feet of the oncoming vehicle.

within 300 feet of the oncoming vehicle.

within 400 feet of the oncoming vehicle.

within 500 feet of the oncoming vehicle.

high beam because they penetrate the fog.

low beam because you can see the road better.

high beam so that other drivers can see you better.

low beam because high beam reflects off the fog and back into your eyes.

from sunrise to sunset.

from sunset to sunrise.

unless there is a full moon.

when good visibility is 1000 feet or less.

means that traction is reduced by water on the roadway.

can be reduced by deeper treads and newer tires.

can be reduced by reducing speed.

increases with increased speed.