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5 Dollar Traffic School Final Exam (version 1 & 2) Newest
2026/2027 Complete Questions And Correct Detailed Answers
(Verified Answers)|Already Graded A+||Sure Pass!!!!
Covering the brake means ______. - ANSWER-placing your foot
over the brake pedal without actually touching it
Holding your foot above the brake pedal in case you need to
brake
You should give up your right-of-way when ______. - ANSWER-
The other driver refuses to give it to you even though he is
supposed to
It helps you avoid a crash with another car or pedestrian
What is the leading cause of injuries in traffic collisions in
California? - ANSWER-Speeding. In 2013, 436 people were killed
as a result of speeding and 48,050 people were injured. That
makes it the #1 cause of car crash injuries.
What is the leading cause of traffic fatalities in California? -
ANSWER-Alcohol and Drugs (DUI): Year after year hundreds are
killed by people driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
It is, in fact, the leading cause of traffic fatalities in California. In
2003, drunk driving killed 1,274 people. The number steadily
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decreased every year until it reached 1,072 deaths and 24,343
injuries in 2010. But in 2011, the death toll unfortunately
started climbing up again. In 2013 it was back up to 1,197
deaths. Oddly enough, injuries continued to decrease slightly in
2011, 2012 and 2013. DUI remains the number one cause of
traffic fatalities in California.
What is the leading cause of traffic injuries in California? -
ANSWER-Speeding
Which drivers are most likely to be in a deadly crash? -
ANSWER-Drunk drivers who are also speeding
If you double your driving speed what happens to your stopping
distance (the distance it takes to stop the car)? - ANSWER-If you
double your speed, the braking distance is quadrupled.
______ is an example of driving on the wrong side of the road. -
ANSWER-Cutting the corner on a left turn
Pedestrians have the right-of-way at ______. - ANSWER-corners
or other crosswalks, even if the crosswalk is in the middle of the
block. This also applies to street corners with or without traffic
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lights, and whether or not the crosswalks are marked by
painted lines.
______ is an example of aggressive driving. - ANSWER-
Speeding, tailgating (following too closely), erratic and sudden
lane changes, and failing to obey traffic signs and signals are all
examples of aggressive driving.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration defines
aggressive driving as "when individuals commit a combination
of moving traffic offenses so as to endanger other persons or
property."
______ is an example of road rage. - ANSWER-road rage is a
criminal offense and a form of assault. Road rage is attempting
to injure or kill another driver because of an incident on the
road.
What can you do to lessen the chances of being in an aggressive
driving situation? - ANSWER-Avoid rush hour, Give yourself
time, Drive in the appropriate lane, Don't follow too closely,
Don't make gestures, Don't use your horn as a weapon. Avoid
eye contact
5 Dollar Traffic School Final Exam (version 1 & 2) Newest
2026/2027 Complete Questions And Correct Detailed Answers
(Verified Answers)|Already Graded A+||Sure Pass!!!!
Covering the brake means ______. - ANSWER-placing your foot
over the brake pedal without actually touching it
Holding your foot above the brake pedal in case you need to
brake
You should give up your right-of-way when ______. - ANSWER-
The other driver refuses to give it to you even though he is
supposed to
It helps you avoid a crash with another car or pedestrian
What is the leading cause of injuries in traffic collisions in
California? - ANSWER-Speeding. In 2013, 436 people were killed
as a result of speeding and 48,050 people were injured. That
makes it the #1 cause of car crash injuries.
What is the leading cause of traffic fatalities in California? -
ANSWER-Alcohol and Drugs (DUI): Year after year hundreds are
killed by people driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol.
It is, in fact, the leading cause of traffic fatalities in California. In
2003, drunk driving killed 1,274 people. The number steadily
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decreased every year until it reached 1,072 deaths and 24,343
injuries in 2010. But in 2011, the death toll unfortunately
started climbing up again. In 2013 it was back up to 1,197
deaths. Oddly enough, injuries continued to decrease slightly in
2011, 2012 and 2013. DUI remains the number one cause of
traffic fatalities in California.
What is the leading cause of traffic injuries in California? -
ANSWER-Speeding
Which drivers are most likely to be in a deadly crash? -
ANSWER-Drunk drivers who are also speeding
If you double your driving speed what happens to your stopping
distance (the distance it takes to stop the car)? - ANSWER-If you
double your speed, the braking distance is quadrupled.
______ is an example of driving on the wrong side of the road. -
ANSWER-Cutting the corner on a left turn
Pedestrians have the right-of-way at ______. - ANSWER-corners
or other crosswalks, even if the crosswalk is in the middle of the
block. This also applies to street corners with or without traffic
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lights, and whether or not the crosswalks are marked by
painted lines.
______ is an example of aggressive driving. - ANSWER-
Speeding, tailgating (following too closely), erratic and sudden
lane changes, and failing to obey traffic signs and signals are all
examples of aggressive driving.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration defines
aggressive driving as "when individuals commit a combination
of moving traffic offenses so as to endanger other persons or
property."
______ is an example of road rage. - ANSWER-road rage is a
criminal offense and a form of assault. Road rage is attempting
to injure or kill another driver because of an incident on the
road.
What can you do to lessen the chances of being in an aggressive
driving situation? - ANSWER-Avoid rush hour, Give yourself
time, Drive in the appropriate lane, Don't follow too closely,
Don't make gestures, Don't use your horn as a weapon. Avoid
eye contact
