Driving 101 Final Exam with All Actual
Answers 2026 Updated.
no defective equipment such as... - Answer brakes, speedometer, turn signals, windshields,
horn, tires, seatbelts, emergency flashers, front/passenger side windows
before you start your vehicle adjust... - Answer seat, steering wheel, rear view/outside mirrors
3-6 second rule - Answer determines the amount of cushion between you and the person in
front
sharing lane with a bike - Answer allow at least 3 feet between you and the bike
blind spots - Answer areas on the left and right
sides of your vehicle that are not visible in your
mirror
blind spot situations - Answer slowly inch your
vehicle forward until you have a clear view.
Then proceed when the way is clear.
entering/crossing traffic - Answer When entering the roadway from a side road
or private drive, stop and wait for traffic to
clear. Don't assume that a vehicle using a turn
signal is actually going to make a turn, wait
until after you see the other driver commit to
the turn before entering the roadway.
communicating - Answer Any time you plan to change directions, use
your turn signals - whether you are changing
lanes, turning at an intersection, entering a
freeway, pulling away from a curb or pulling
off to the side of the road
communicating rules - Answer Signal at least 100 feet (approximately
,4 seconds) before you turn so other
drivers will have time to react.
If you plan to turn beyond an
intersection, do not signal until you
are in the intersection (drivers in the
intersection may pull into your path).
After you complete your move, be
sure your turn signal is off.
signaling rules - Answer Change lanes.
Turn at an intersection or into a
driveway or alley.
Enter or leave a freeway.
Pull away from the curb.
Pull over to the side of the road.
Slow down or stop suddenly (when
using hand signals).
Signaling does not give
you the right-of-way.
signal - Answer ________ at least 100 feet before you turn
passing - Answer ________ a vehicle traveling in
the same direction, pass on the left
When
you can see the entire front or both headlights
of the vehicle you passed in your rearview
mirror, look over your shoulder to be sure
the lane is clear, signal that you are changing
lanes, then return to the lane on the right
passing to the right - Answer The driver of the other vehicle is
turning left (never pass to the left of a
driver who has signaled a left turn).
An open highway is clearly marked for
,two or more lanes of vehicles moving
in the same direction as you are going.
You are in a business or residential
district where the pavement is marked
for two or more lanes of vehicles
moving in the direction you are going.
You must never pass on the right by
driving off the paved or main portion
of the roadway.
do not pass - Answer There is a double solid line or a solid
dividing line on the lane in which you
are driving.
Approaching a curve or the top of a
hill where you cannot see ahead to be
sure of safe passing.
Approaching within 100 feet of a
street crossing.
Approaching within 100 feet of a
railroad crossing.
Within 100 feet of a bridge, tunnel, or
underpass where your view is blocked.
roundabouts - Answer _____________ is an intersection control
device with traffic circulating around an
island.
how to drive in a roundabout - Answer Slow down as you approach the
intersection; roundabouts are
designed for speeds of 15-20 mph.
Enter the roundabout when there is a
gap in traffic. Once inside, do not stop.
Follow directions on signs or pavement
markings about which lane to use.
You may exit at any street or continue
, around if you miss your exit.
reversing - Answer Check behind your car before you get
in. Children or small objects are hard
to see from the driver's seat.
Turn around so that you can look
directly through the rear window. Do
not depend on your mirrors.
Back up slowly.
parallel parking - Answer Check traffic behind you and signal
that you are stopping.
Stop when you are alongside the forward
car and your car's back bumper lines
up with the back bumper of the parked
vehicle. Leave approximately two feet
between you and the forward car.
Shift into reverse. While looking over
your right shoulder, back up slowly while
turning the wheel sharply to the right.
When your front bumper passes the
rear bumper of the forward car, turn
the wheel sharply to the left. Keep
backing until parallel to the curb.
Straighten the wheels and slowly pull
forward.
park - Answer When you ________ on a downhill grade, turn
your wheels toward the curb and set your
parking brake.
If you park on an uphill grade, turn your
wheels to the left, let your car roll back until
the right front wheel rests against the curb
and stops. Set your parking brake.
If there is no curb, turn the wheels to the
Answers 2026 Updated.
no defective equipment such as... - Answer brakes, speedometer, turn signals, windshields,
horn, tires, seatbelts, emergency flashers, front/passenger side windows
before you start your vehicle adjust... - Answer seat, steering wheel, rear view/outside mirrors
3-6 second rule - Answer determines the amount of cushion between you and the person in
front
sharing lane with a bike - Answer allow at least 3 feet between you and the bike
blind spots - Answer areas on the left and right
sides of your vehicle that are not visible in your
mirror
blind spot situations - Answer slowly inch your
vehicle forward until you have a clear view.
Then proceed when the way is clear.
entering/crossing traffic - Answer When entering the roadway from a side road
or private drive, stop and wait for traffic to
clear. Don't assume that a vehicle using a turn
signal is actually going to make a turn, wait
until after you see the other driver commit to
the turn before entering the roadway.
communicating - Answer Any time you plan to change directions, use
your turn signals - whether you are changing
lanes, turning at an intersection, entering a
freeway, pulling away from a curb or pulling
off to the side of the road
communicating rules - Answer Signal at least 100 feet (approximately
,4 seconds) before you turn so other
drivers will have time to react.
If you plan to turn beyond an
intersection, do not signal until you
are in the intersection (drivers in the
intersection may pull into your path).
After you complete your move, be
sure your turn signal is off.
signaling rules - Answer Change lanes.
Turn at an intersection or into a
driveway or alley.
Enter or leave a freeway.
Pull away from the curb.
Pull over to the side of the road.
Slow down or stop suddenly (when
using hand signals).
Signaling does not give
you the right-of-way.
signal - Answer ________ at least 100 feet before you turn
passing - Answer ________ a vehicle traveling in
the same direction, pass on the left
When
you can see the entire front or both headlights
of the vehicle you passed in your rearview
mirror, look over your shoulder to be sure
the lane is clear, signal that you are changing
lanes, then return to the lane on the right
passing to the right - Answer The driver of the other vehicle is
turning left (never pass to the left of a
driver who has signaled a left turn).
An open highway is clearly marked for
,two or more lanes of vehicles moving
in the same direction as you are going.
You are in a business or residential
district where the pavement is marked
for two or more lanes of vehicles
moving in the direction you are going.
You must never pass on the right by
driving off the paved or main portion
of the roadway.
do not pass - Answer There is a double solid line or a solid
dividing line on the lane in which you
are driving.
Approaching a curve or the top of a
hill where you cannot see ahead to be
sure of safe passing.
Approaching within 100 feet of a
street crossing.
Approaching within 100 feet of a
railroad crossing.
Within 100 feet of a bridge, tunnel, or
underpass where your view is blocked.
roundabouts - Answer _____________ is an intersection control
device with traffic circulating around an
island.
how to drive in a roundabout - Answer Slow down as you approach the
intersection; roundabouts are
designed for speeds of 15-20 mph.
Enter the roundabout when there is a
gap in traffic. Once inside, do not stop.
Follow directions on signs or pavement
markings about which lane to use.
You may exit at any street or continue
, around if you miss your exit.
reversing - Answer Check behind your car before you get
in. Children or small objects are hard
to see from the driver's seat.
Turn around so that you can look
directly through the rear window. Do
not depend on your mirrors.
Back up slowly.
parallel parking - Answer Check traffic behind you and signal
that you are stopping.
Stop when you are alongside the forward
car and your car's back bumper lines
up with the back bumper of the parked
vehicle. Leave approximately two feet
between you and the forward car.
Shift into reverse. While looking over
your right shoulder, back up slowly while
turning the wheel sharply to the right.
When your front bumper passes the
rear bumper of the forward car, turn
the wheel sharply to the left. Keep
backing until parallel to the curb.
Straighten the wheels and slowly pull
forward.
park - Answer When you ________ on a downhill grade, turn
your wheels toward the curb and set your
parking brake.
If you park on an uphill grade, turn your
wheels to the left, let your car roll back until
the right front wheel rests against the curb
and stops. Set your parking brake.
If there is no curb, turn the wheels to the
