TRAFFIC SCHOOL CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION 2026 STUDY GUIDE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ An example of a primary collision factor is
Answer: Impeding Traffic, Vehicle Failure, Improper Turning, and
Speeding
◉ An example of a common collision type is:
Answer: Head on, Broadside, Stationary Object, and Auto/Pedestrian
or others such as cyclists
◉ An example of a contributing collision factor to is:
Answer: Speeding, An Improper Maneuver, Following too close to
another vehicle, and road conditions
◉ Which action(s) helps avoid collisions?
Answer: Identifying Hazards
◉ When crossing a road as a pedestrian, you should:
Answer: cross only at designated crosswalks
,◉ Blind pedestrians can usually be recognized by:
Answer: a white cane and seeing-eye dog
◉ A driver must stop for a pedestrian in the road:
Answer: at all times
◉ The signal indicating it is safe to cross a street it:
Answer: a white walking person
◉ There are times when you have to drive across a sidewalk such as
when:
Answer: exiting/entering a driveway, a parking lot, an alley & a
building [all of the above] lol
◉ ____ is a good way to make sure you arrive early at your
destination, even at a cautious speed.
Answer: leaving early
◉ Driving aids, such as ____ can help reduce risks while driving.
Answer: Sunglasses
◉ Chapter 6 calls ____ "white line fever".
, Answer: highway hypnosis
◉ Courteous driving means acknowledging others and going a step
beyond following just the rules of the road. To follow this rule, you
should:
Answer: Allow other drivers to merge, give others plenty of space
when on the road, & signal your intentions clearly [A, B, & D]
◉ Drivers should not ____.
Answer: let driving become a contest btwn themselves and anotha,
take anotha driver's action personally & cut off other drivers, or
force them to let you merge before you turn [A, B, & C]
◉ About ____ of drivers who have been involved in a violent clash
with another driver were young men.
Answer: 96%
◉ Tasca defines an "Agressive Driver" as:
Answer: A driving behavior is aggressive if it is deliberate, likely to
increase the risk of collision and is motivated by impatience,
annoyance, hostility, and/or an attempt to save time
◉ If you feel yourself losing control of your emotions while driving,
it would be best to:
EVALUATION 2026 STUDY GUIDE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ An example of a primary collision factor is
Answer: Impeding Traffic, Vehicle Failure, Improper Turning, and
Speeding
◉ An example of a common collision type is:
Answer: Head on, Broadside, Stationary Object, and Auto/Pedestrian
or others such as cyclists
◉ An example of a contributing collision factor to is:
Answer: Speeding, An Improper Maneuver, Following too close to
another vehicle, and road conditions
◉ Which action(s) helps avoid collisions?
Answer: Identifying Hazards
◉ When crossing a road as a pedestrian, you should:
Answer: cross only at designated crosswalks
,◉ Blind pedestrians can usually be recognized by:
Answer: a white cane and seeing-eye dog
◉ A driver must stop for a pedestrian in the road:
Answer: at all times
◉ The signal indicating it is safe to cross a street it:
Answer: a white walking person
◉ There are times when you have to drive across a sidewalk such as
when:
Answer: exiting/entering a driveway, a parking lot, an alley & a
building [all of the above] lol
◉ ____ is a good way to make sure you arrive early at your
destination, even at a cautious speed.
Answer: leaving early
◉ Driving aids, such as ____ can help reduce risks while driving.
Answer: Sunglasses
◉ Chapter 6 calls ____ "white line fever".
, Answer: highway hypnosis
◉ Courteous driving means acknowledging others and going a step
beyond following just the rules of the road. To follow this rule, you
should:
Answer: Allow other drivers to merge, give others plenty of space
when on the road, & signal your intentions clearly [A, B, & D]
◉ Drivers should not ____.
Answer: let driving become a contest btwn themselves and anotha,
take anotha driver's action personally & cut off other drivers, or
force them to let you merge before you turn [A, B, & C]
◉ About ____ of drivers who have been involved in a violent clash
with another driver were young men.
Answer: 96%
◉ Tasca defines an "Agressive Driver" as:
Answer: A driving behavior is aggressive if it is deliberate, likely to
increase the risk of collision and is motivated by impatience,
annoyance, hostility, and/or an attempt to save time
◉ If you feel yourself losing control of your emotions while driving,
it would be best to: