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Before you drive you need to: - Answer clear window surfaces if you put on your seatbelt you are ___ more likely to avoid fatal injury if you are buckled up. - Answer 45% when you pass a "School Zone" sign, what speed do you go when children are present - Answer 15mph if you see a flashing red light what do you do? - Answer treat it as a stop sign what is the best way to overcome fatique? - Answer get some rest do drugs improve your ability to drive? - Answer NO! how many feet should you stop from a bus - Answer 20ft if you are traveling on the other side of a divided highway should you or should you not stop when you see a bus stopped w/ red flashing lights? - Answer no you don't have to stop what are no zones? (BLIND SPOTS) - Answer its when a car can disappear up to 20ft in front of the cab, on the sides and up to 200ft behind. What is the Wisconsin law? - Answer the law is that you have to put your headlights 1/2 hr before sunrise and 1/2 hr after sunset or whenever you can't see people or objects 500ft away how far should you dim your headlights - Answer 50ft away

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Wisconsin Temps Test Pre Questions
Answered Correctly.
Before you drive

you need to: - Answer clear window surfaces



if you put on your seatbelt you are ___ more likely to avoid fatal injury if you are buckled up. - Answer
45%



when you pass a "School Zone" sign, what speed do you go when children are present - Answer 15mph



if you see a flashing red light what do you do? - Answer treat it as a stop sign



what is the best way to overcome fatique? - Answer get some rest



do drugs improve your ability to drive? - Answer NO!



how many feet should you stop from a bus - Answer 20ft



if you are traveling on the other side of a divided highway should you or should you not stop when you
see a bus stopped w/ red flashing lights? - Answer no you don't have to stop



what are no zones? (BLIND SPOTS) - Answer its when a car can disappear up to 20ft in front of the cab,
on the sides and up to 200ft behind.



What is the Wisconsin law? - Answer the law is that you have to put your headlights 1/2 hr before
sunrise and 1/2 hr after sunset or whenever you can't see people or objects 500ft away



how far should you dim your headlights - Answer 50ft away

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