TRAFFIC SCHOOL COMPREHENSIVE
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ speed for senior areas
Answer: 25mph
◉ speed for uncontrolled blind intersections/ railroad crossing
Answer: 15 mph
◉ 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.
◉ How speed affects a crash:
Answer: It increases the distance a vehicle travels from when a
driver detects an emergency until the driver reacts.
It increases the distance needed to stop a vehicle once an emergency
is perceived.
, Crash severity increases with speed. For example, when speed
increases from 40 to 60 mph, speed goes up 50 percent while the
energy released in a crash more than doubles.
Higher crash speeds reduce the ability of vehicles, restraint systems,
and roadway hardware such as guardrails, barriers, and impact
attenuators to protect occupants.
◉ ______ is an example of driving on the wrong side of the road.
Answer: passing, or cutting a corner on left turn, or entering a left
turn lane too early
◉ signal how many feet b4 turn?
Answer: 100 ft
◉ avoiding improper right turn
Answer: right of way to pedestrian, follow signs
◉ avoiding improper left turn
Answer: gauge distance btw oncoming car and you, right of way to
pedestrians
◉ illegal u-turns
Answer: in business districts (Areas with churches, apartments,
multiple dwelling houses, clubs, and public buildings (except
CERTIFICATION TEST 2026 COMPLETE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ speed for senior areas
Answer: 25mph
◉ speed for uncontrolled blind intersections/ railroad crossing
Answer: 15 mph
◉ 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.
◉ How speed affects a crash:
Answer: It increases the distance a vehicle travels from when a
driver detects an emergency until the driver reacts.
It increases the distance needed to stop a vehicle once an emergency
is perceived.
, Crash severity increases with speed. For example, when speed
increases from 40 to 60 mph, speed goes up 50 percent while the
energy released in a crash more than doubles.
Higher crash speeds reduce the ability of vehicles, restraint systems,
and roadway hardware such as guardrails, barriers, and impact
attenuators to protect occupants.
◉ ______ is an example of driving on the wrong side of the road.
Answer: passing, or cutting a corner on left turn, or entering a left
turn lane too early
◉ signal how many feet b4 turn?
Answer: 100 ft
◉ avoiding improper right turn
Answer: right of way to pedestrian, follow signs
◉ avoiding improper left turn
Answer: gauge distance btw oncoming car and you, right of way to
pedestrians
◉ illegal u-turns
Answer: in business districts (Areas with churches, apartments,
multiple dwelling houses, clubs, and public buildings (except
