Georgia DDA 6-Hour Defensive Driver &
Driver Improvement| Scenario Q&A|
Complete Solutions
When driving in Georgia, the speed limit on residential streets is typically:
30 mph, unless posted otherwise.
The safest distance to keep from the vehicle in front of you is:
At least three seconds, which should be increased in adverse weather conditions.
In Georgia, if you are involved in an accident, you are required to:
Stop at the scene, provide assistance, and exchange insurance and contact information.
When approaching a school bus with flashing red lights, you must:
Stop your vehicle regardless of the direction you're traveling and wait until the lights stop
flashing.
In Georgia, if you accumulate 15 or more points on your license within 24 months, your license
may be:
Suspended or require you to attend a defensive driving course.
To pass a vehicle safely, you should:
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, Check mirrors, signal your intent, and pass only when you can see the road clearly ahead and
there is enough space.
If a driver is tailgating you in Georgia, the best way to deal with the situation is:
Remain calm, increase your following distance, and change lanes when possible to allow the
tailgater to pass.
When you see a yellow light at an intersection, you should:
Slow down and prepare to stop, unless it is unsafe to do so.
Georgia law requires you to use your turn signals when:
Changing lanes, turning, or entering a roadway.
In Georgia, what is the BAC limit for drivers over 21 years of age?
0.08%, or higher, is considered under the influence.
If you are involved in a collision and there are injuries, you should:
Call 911 immediately and do not leave the scene until authorities arrive.
In Georgia, when driving in fog, you should:
Use low-beam headlights and reduce speed for better visibility.
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,If you are arrested for driving under the influence in Georgia, you are required to:
Submit to a chemical test for alcohol or drugs (Implied Consent Law).
To avoid fatigue when driving long distances, it’s best to:
Take a break every 2 hours and avoid driving during peak fatigue times (usually late at night
or early morning).
When driving through an intersection, you should:
Look left, right, and left again before proceeding, even if you have a green light.
When driving on a highway in Georgia, you should stay in the right lane unless:
Passing another vehicle or making a left turn.
If you see emergency vehicles with their lights flashing on the side of the road, you must:
Move over to the opposite lane or slow down and be prepared to stop if you cannot safely
change lanes.
In Georgia, the "Move Over" law requires drivers to:
Slow down and move over one lane when approaching any emergency vehicle with lights
flashing on the side of the road.
A driver with a provisional license in Georgia is restricted from driving:
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, Between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. unless accompanied by an adult.
When driving in Georgia, you must stop for a school bus when:
The bus is stopped with its red lights flashing, even if you are on the opposite side of a
divided road.
If you encounter a red light while driving in Georgia, you must:
Stop completely at the intersection and only proceed when it is safe or if turning at a
permitted location.
In Georgia, distracted driving includes:
Using a mobile phone while driving, eating, or engaging in any other activity that diverts
attention from driving.
If you are pulled over by law enforcement in Georgia, you should:
Pull over safely to the right side of the road and remain in the vehicle unless instructed
otherwise.
In Georgia, a child under 8 years old or under 4’9” in height must:
Be secured in a federally approved child safety seat.
When driving in rain or wet conditions, you should:
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Driver Improvement| Scenario Q&A|
Complete Solutions
When driving in Georgia, the speed limit on residential streets is typically:
30 mph, unless posted otherwise.
The safest distance to keep from the vehicle in front of you is:
At least three seconds, which should be increased in adverse weather conditions.
In Georgia, if you are involved in an accident, you are required to:
Stop at the scene, provide assistance, and exchange insurance and contact information.
When approaching a school bus with flashing red lights, you must:
Stop your vehicle regardless of the direction you're traveling and wait until the lights stop
flashing.
In Georgia, if you accumulate 15 or more points on your license within 24 months, your license
may be:
Suspended or require you to attend a defensive driving course.
To pass a vehicle safely, you should:
1
, Check mirrors, signal your intent, and pass only when you can see the road clearly ahead and
there is enough space.
If a driver is tailgating you in Georgia, the best way to deal with the situation is:
Remain calm, increase your following distance, and change lanes when possible to allow the
tailgater to pass.
When you see a yellow light at an intersection, you should:
Slow down and prepare to stop, unless it is unsafe to do so.
Georgia law requires you to use your turn signals when:
Changing lanes, turning, or entering a roadway.
In Georgia, what is the BAC limit for drivers over 21 years of age?
0.08%, or higher, is considered under the influence.
If you are involved in a collision and there are injuries, you should:
Call 911 immediately and do not leave the scene until authorities arrive.
In Georgia, when driving in fog, you should:
Use low-beam headlights and reduce speed for better visibility.
2
,If you are arrested for driving under the influence in Georgia, you are required to:
Submit to a chemical test for alcohol or drugs (Implied Consent Law).
To avoid fatigue when driving long distances, it’s best to:
Take a break every 2 hours and avoid driving during peak fatigue times (usually late at night
or early morning).
When driving through an intersection, you should:
Look left, right, and left again before proceeding, even if you have a green light.
When driving on a highway in Georgia, you should stay in the right lane unless:
Passing another vehicle or making a left turn.
If you see emergency vehicles with their lights flashing on the side of the road, you must:
Move over to the opposite lane or slow down and be prepared to stop if you cannot safely
change lanes.
In Georgia, the "Move Over" law requires drivers to:
Slow down and move over one lane when approaching any emergency vehicle with lights
flashing on the side of the road.
A driver with a provisional license in Georgia is restricted from driving:
3
, Between 12:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. unless accompanied by an adult.
When driving in Georgia, you must stop for a school bus when:
The bus is stopped with its red lights flashing, even if you are on the opposite side of a
divided road.
If you encounter a red light while driving in Georgia, you must:
Stop completely at the intersection and only proceed when it is safe or if turning at a
permitted location.
In Georgia, distracted driving includes:
Using a mobile phone while driving, eating, or engaging in any other activity that diverts
attention from driving.
If you are pulled over by law enforcement in Georgia, you should:
Pull over safely to the right side of the road and remain in the vehicle unless instructed
otherwise.
In Georgia, a child under 8 years old or under 4’9” in height must:
Be secured in a federally approved child safety seat.
When driving in rain or wet conditions, you should:
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