Question 1

Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)

Accepted Answer

The amount of alcohol in a person's bloodstream, measured as a percentage.

Question 2

Implied Consent Law

Accepted Answer

The legal requirement for a driver to submit to a chemical test if suspected of driving under the influence.

Question 3

Yield Sign

Accepted Answer

A regulatory sign that requires drivers to give the right-of-way to other vehicles or pedestrians.

Question 4

Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL)

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A system that gradually introduces driving privileges to new drivers, typically with age and experience restrictions.

Question 5

Work Zone

Accepted Answer

An area where construction or maintenance work is taking place on or near the roadway.

Question 6

School Zone

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A designated area near a school where drivers must exercise caution and obey reduced speed limits.

Question 7

Roundabout

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A circular intersection where traffic flows counterclockwise around a central island.

Question 8

No-Zone

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Blind spots around large vehicles, such as trucks and buses, where collisions are more likely to occur.

Question 9

Right-of-Way

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The legal right of a driver or pedestrian to proceed first in a specific situation.

Question 10

Aggressive Driving

Accepted Answer

The act of operating a vehicle in a selfish, bold, or pushy manner that endangers others on the road.

Question 11

Hydroplaning

Accepted Answer

A loss of traction that occurs when a vehicle's tires ride on a film of water, causing the driver to lose control.

Question 12

Highway Hypnosis

Accepted Answer

A trance-like state that can occur during long-distance driving, where the driver becomes drowsy and loses focus.

Question 13

Distracted Driving

Accepted Answer

Any activity that diverts a driver's attention away from the task of driving, such as using a cellphone or eating.

Question 14

Reversible Lane

Accepted Answer

A lane that changes direction based on the time of day or traffic conditions.

Question 15

Velocitation

Accepted Answer

Unintentionally driving at a higher speed than intended, usually after exiting a high-speed roadway.

Question 16

Right-Turn-on-Red

Accepted Answer

The ability to make a right turn at a red traffic light after coming to a complete stop, if no signs prohibit it.

Question 17

Traffic Signal Ahead

Accepted Answer

A warning sign that indicates the presence of a traffic signal ahead, allowing drivers to prepare to stop or yield.

Question 18

Protected Left Turn

Accepted Answer

A left turn that is allowed when a specific signal or sign indicates that opposing traffic is stopped.

Question 19

Advisory Speed Limit

Accepted Answer

A recommended speed limit for a particular section of road, usually due to potentially hazardous conditions.

Question 20

Traffic Circle

Accepted Answer

An intersection where vehicles travel in a circular pattern around a central island, yielding to entering traffic.

Question 21

Highway Construction Zone

Accepted Answer

A section of roadway where construction activities are underway, requiring drivers to follow reduced speed limits and exercise caution.

Question 22

Blind Intersection

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An intersection with no clear view of cross traffic, requiring drivers to approach with caution and yield as necessary.

Question 23

Following Distance

Accepted Answer

The distance a driver should maintain between their vehicle and the vehicle ahead to ensure adequate stopping time.

Question 24

Right Lane Must Turn Right

Accepted Answer

A regulatory sign that indicates that the right lane is only for right turns and must not be used for straight or left turns.

Question 25

Divided Highway Ends

Accepted Answer

A warning sign that indicates the end of a divided highway, where traffic will merge into a single lane.

Question 26

Shared Center Lane

Accepted Answer

A designated lane in the center of the roadway that is used for left turns in both directions and may be used by vehicles from either direction for passing.

Question 27

U-Turn

Accepted Answer

A maneuver in which a driver turns around in the opposite direction, often at a designated location or intersection.

Question 28

Do Not Enter

Accepted Answer

A regulatory sign that indicates that the driver is going against traffic and is not allowed to enter the specified road or lane.

Question 29

Protected Pedestrian Crossing

Accepted Answer

A crosswalk that is equipped with traffic control devices, such as pedestrian signals or crossing guards, to ensure the safety of pedestrians.

Question 30

Advisory Ramp Speed

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A recommended speed limit for vehicles entering or exiting a highway ramp, typically lower than the posted speed limit.

Question 31

Vehicle Maintenance

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Regular upkeep and repairs performed on a vehicle to ensure its safe and efficient operation.

Question 32

Emergency Vehicle

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A vehicle used by law enforcement, firefighters, or medical personnel to respond to emergencies, often equipped with sirens and flashing lights.

Question 33

Shoulder

Accepted Answer

The paved or unpaved area to the right of the roadway, typically used for emergency stopping or vehicle breakdowns.

Question 34

Uncontrolled Intersection

Accepted Answer

An intersection without any traffic control devices, requiring drivers to use caution and yield the right-of-way as necessary.

Question 35

Reducing Speed Limit

Accepted Answer

A regulatory sign that indicates a lower speed limit ahead, requiring drivers to adjust their speed accordingly.

Question 36

White Cane Law

Accepted Answer

A law that requires drivers to yield the right-of-way to pedestrians using white canes or guide dogs.

Question 37

Crossbuck

Accepted Answer

A large, white, X-shaped sign at a railroad crossing that indicates drivers must yield to oncoming trains.

Question 38

Traffic Calming

Accepted Answer

Measures taken to reduce vehicle speeds and improve safety in residential areas, such as speed bumps or narrowed roadways.

Question 39

Acceleration Lane

Accepted Answer

A lane used by vehicles to increase speed and merge safely into the flow of traffic on a highway or freeway.

Question 40

Fines and Penalties

Accepted Answer

Monetary charges or legal consequences imposed on drivers who violate traffic laws or regulations.

Question 41

Move Over Law

Accepted Answer

A law that requires drivers to change lanes or slow down when passing emergency vehicles stopped on the side of the road.

Question 42

Right Lane Ends

Accepted Answer

A warning sign that indicates the upcoming end of a right lane, requiring drivers to merge left into the adjacent lane.

Question 43

Road Rage

Accepted Answer

Aggressive or violent behavior exhibited by drivers in response to perceived provocation or frustration on the road.

Question 44

Advisory Exit Speed

Accepted Answer

A recommended speed limit for vehicles exiting a highway or freeway, indicating a safe speed for the exit ramp.

Question 45

Headlights

Accepted Answer

Vehicle lights used to illuminate the road ahead and improve visibility during nighttime driving or adverse weather conditions.

Question 46

Railroad Crossbuck

Accepted Answer

A white, X-shaped sign at a railroad crossing that indicates drivers must yield to oncoming trains.

Question 47

Traffic-Actuated Signal

Accepted Answer

A traffic signal that changes based on the presence or absence of vehicles or pedestrians at the intersection.

Question 48

No Passing Zone

Accepted Answer

A section of road where it is prohibited to pass other vehicles due to limited visibility or potential hazards.

Question 49

Broken White Lines

Accepted Answer

Roadway markings consisting of dashed white lines that indicate lane boundaries where passing is allowed.

Question 50

School Bus Stop Law

Accepted Answer

A law that requires drivers to stop and remain stopped when a school bus is loading or unloading passengers.

Question 51

Emergency Flashers

Accepted Answer

Hazard lights on a vehicle used to indicate a temporary stop, a warning to other drivers, or an emergency situation.

Question 52

Braking Distance

Accepted Answer

The distance a vehicle travels from the moment the brakes are applied until it comes to a complete stop.

Question 53

Guide Signs

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Signs that provide information on routes, destinations, services, and points of interest to drivers.

Question 54

Roadway Markings

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Painted lines, symbols, and patterns on the roadway that provide information and guidance to drivers.

Question 55

Construction Zone Speed Limit

Accepted Answer

Reduced speed limits imposed in areas where construction or road work is taking place.

Question 56

Skid

Accepted Answer

A loss of traction between the tires and the road surface, causing the vehicle to slide or veer out of control.

Question 57

Freeway Entrance Ramp

Accepted Answer

A designated lane used by vehicles to enter a freeway or highway from an on-ramp.

Question 58

High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) Lane

Accepted Answer

A lane reserved for vehicles with a specified minimum number of occupants, such as carpoolers or buses.

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