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How often should you check your tires, and how should you check them? - ✔✔Every month. The "penny
test": see if Lincoln's head surpasses the height of the tread on any point of your tire. If tread is below
that, your car's ability to grip the road in adverse conditions is greatly reduced.
Before you start the engine... - ✔✔•Adjust the driver's seat so you can reach the controls comfortably and
can see.
•Make sure the windshield and windows are clean.
•Buckle up! And make sure your passengers do, too.
•Check your attitude. Are you calm and in control of yourself?
•Check the rear and side mirrors and make sure they are properly adjusted.
When you turn on the engine... - ✔✔•Check fuel level and warning lights.
•Adjust the volume on your stereo system. Can you hear normal traffic sounds? If not, reduce the
volume so you can hear them.
•If needed, turn on headlights, turn signal and windshield wipers.
Highway markings: ____________________ are used to mark traffic lanes on roads which have more than
one lane moving in the same direction. You should drive within these lanes and not straddle the lines.
Passing is permitted when it is safe to do so [see picture (A) below]. - ✔✔Broken or dashed white lines
Highway markings: ____________________ are used in several ways. When solid white lines separate
lanes of traffic moving in the same direction, do not change lanes or pass. The only exception to this is a
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,white line separating a High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lane on a freeway. An HOV is a carpool of two or
more people. You may cross to enter or exit the HOV lane. A solid white line is also used to mark the
edge of the highway as well as the boundary between a travel lane and a highway shoulder. - ✔✔Solid
white lines
Highway markings: ____________________ separate lanes of traffic moving in opposite directions. -
✔✔Yellow lines
Highway markings: ____________________ mean you may pass when it is safe to do so [see (B)]. -
✔✔Broken or dashed yellow lines
Highway markings: ____________________ indicate that you are not to cross over or pass. A solid yellow
line is also used to mark the left edge on multi-lane divided highways. - ✔✔Solid yellow lines
Highway markings: ____________________ mean you cannot pass if the lines on your side are solid [see
picture (C) to the right]. - ✔✔Double yellow lines
Highway markings: ____________________ are marked by solid white lines or various patterns. Always
stop your vehicle before the crosswalk. At some intersections, especially in small towns or residential
areas, crosswalks may not be marked. You still must yield to pedestrians in the intersection. -
✔✔Crosswalk lines
Highway markings: ___________________ are the wide white lines painted across a traffic lane where you
must stop before you enter the intersection. You should be able to see traffic coming from all directions. -
✔✔Stop lines
Highway markings: ___________________ may either indicate an extension of a lane line through an
intersection or may indicate exit-only lanes on a freeway. - ✔✔Dotted white lines
Highway markings: ___________________ for left turns appear on many streets and roads. Most are
marked on each side by solid yellow and broken yellow lines. You may cross these lines only to make a
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, left turn onto or from the highway. These are not travel lanes and may not be used for passing. You may
not travel more than 200 feet in a center turn lane before making a left-hand turn and you may not travel
more than 50 feet in a center lane after making a left-hand turn onto the highway before merging with
traffic [NRS 484B.223 (3)]. - ✔✔Center lanes
Is violating the direction of a school crossing guard a misdemeanor in the state of Nevada? - ✔✔Yes
In school zones, the speed limit is either... - ✔✔15 or 25 mph
Nevada law prohibits the operator of a vehicle from making a _________ in a school zone except when
there are no children present, it is a day when no school is in session, on school days from half an hour
after schools ends to a half hour before the next school session begins or when the signs/lights designate
that the school zone is currently not in effect. - ✔✔U-turn
True or false: Failure to yield the right-of-way is the leading cause of accidents in Nevada. - ✔✔True
True or false: At an intersection where there are no traffic signs or signals, the vehicle on your right
should usually go first. If you have the right-of-way and others yield it to you, proceed through the
intersection with caution. - ✔✔True
True or false: A vehicle already in the intersection does not have the right-of-way over others just getting
there. - ✔✔False, vehicles already in the intersection do have right-of-way
True or false: A vehicle going straight ahead that is already in the intersection has the right-of-way over
one turning left. After yielding (and properly signaling), the vehicle turning left then has the right-of-
way. - ✔✔True
True or false: Vehicles entering a main road from a minor road, private road or driveway do not have to
yield the right-of-way to all traffic on the main road and to pedestrians. - ✔✔False, they must yield the
right-of-way
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