DRIVE SAFE EXAMPREP 2026 FULL
QUESTION SET WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ 20 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for School Zones?
⩥ 30 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Municipal, Business, or
Residential Area?
⩥ 55 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Streets and Highways?
⩥ 70 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Rural Interstate?
⩥ 70 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Limited Access
Highways ?
⩥ Perception Distance. Answer: how far your vehicle travels—in ideal
conditions—from the time your eyes see a hazard until your brain
recognizes it
⩥ Reaction Distance. Answer: how far you will continue to travel after
seeing the hazard until you physically hit the brakes
, ⩥ Braking Distance. Answer: how far your vehicle will travel—in ideal
conditions— while you are braking
⩥ Total Stopping Distance. Answer: the total minimum distance your
vehicle will travel—including perception distance, reaction distance, and
braking distance—until you can bring your vehicle to a complete stop
⩥ Release gas pedal to allow vehicle to slow. Press brake pedal(steady
pressure for a smooth
stop.). Answer: How to make smooth stops ?
⩥ Hand signals to turn right. Answer: hand and arm extended upward
⩥ Hand signals to turn left. Answer: hand and arm extended outward
⩥ Hand signals to stop. Answer: hand and arm extended downward
⩥ Three-Point Turn. Answer: Sometimes you will need to turn around in
a very small space. Use a three-point turn only if the road is too narrow
for a U-turn and you can't go around the block Never make a three-point
turn or a U-turn on a curve, a hill, the highway, or where there is a sign
that prohibits U-turns
QUESTION SET WITH CORRECT ANSWERS
⩥ 20 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for School Zones?
⩥ 30 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Municipal, Business, or
Residential Area?
⩥ 55 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Streets and Highways?
⩥ 70 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Rural Interstate?
⩥ 70 mph. Answer: What is the speed limit for Limited Access
Highways ?
⩥ Perception Distance. Answer: how far your vehicle travels—in ideal
conditions—from the time your eyes see a hazard until your brain
recognizes it
⩥ Reaction Distance. Answer: how far you will continue to travel after
seeing the hazard until you physically hit the brakes
, ⩥ Braking Distance. Answer: how far your vehicle will travel—in ideal
conditions— while you are braking
⩥ Total Stopping Distance. Answer: the total minimum distance your
vehicle will travel—including perception distance, reaction distance, and
braking distance—until you can bring your vehicle to a complete stop
⩥ Release gas pedal to allow vehicle to slow. Press brake pedal(steady
pressure for a smooth
stop.). Answer: How to make smooth stops ?
⩥ Hand signals to turn right. Answer: hand and arm extended upward
⩥ Hand signals to turn left. Answer: hand and arm extended outward
⩥ Hand signals to stop. Answer: hand and arm extended downward
⩥ Three-Point Turn. Answer: Sometimes you will need to turn around in
a very small space. Use a three-point turn only if the road is too narrow
for a U-turn and you can't go around the block Never make a three-point
turn or a U-turn on a curve, a hill, the highway, or where there is a sign
that prohibits U-turns
