5 DOLLAR TRAFFIC SCHOOL LATEST 2025-2026
EXAM UPDATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
GRADE A+ GUARANTEE
What happens to you when you try to drive when you are drowsy? -
Answer-when you are drowsy, you have a slower reaction time and it
takes you longer to process information. Not only are you slower to
respond to changes in your environment, but you are also likely to have
blurry vision. In fact, research has proven that sleepiness also impairs
driving by increasing the driver's carelessness.
What happens if you are caught driving without insurance? - Answer-If
you are caught driving without any insurance, you could be fined up to
$200 on your first conviction. In addition, you could have your car
impounded and your license suspended. If you get into a collision and
don't have any insurance you might have to pay out of pocket for any
injuries or damages
What can you do to communicate with other road users? - Answer-Turn
signals, Eye contact, Flashing headlights, Horn
When should you be courteous to other road users? - Answer-You
should always be courteous and treat others the way you want to be
treated. After all, if you're a courteous driver, it means you're a safe
driver
, When is it ok to leave a child unattended in a car? - Answer-never leave
a child six years of age or younger unattended in a car, unless there is
someone who is at least 12 years old to supervise.
Why should you be extra careful around motorcycles? - Answer-they
are small/less visible and they can easily skid out in poor weather
conditions
What is the proper head and body position when going in reverse? -
Answer-in reverse, your left hand should be at the top of the steering
wheel and your head turned so you could see out of the back window
What are blind spots? - Answer-large areas around your car that you
cannot see using your mirrors
When considering passing a slow vehicle on a two-way road, how far
away should the oncoming vehicle be from you before you make your
move? - Answer-As a general rule the oncoming car should be at least
10-12 seconds away - At 55 mph, this is 1600 feet, or 1/3 of a mile. If
the car is any closer, trying to make a pass could end up in a head on
collision.
What should you do if your car hydroplanes? - Answer-Gently ease
your foot off the gas until the car slows down. Your tires should touch
the road soon thereafter. If you need to brake, do it gently by pumping
the brakes.
EXAM UPDATE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS |
GRADE A+ GUARANTEE
What happens to you when you try to drive when you are drowsy? -
Answer-when you are drowsy, you have a slower reaction time and it
takes you longer to process information. Not only are you slower to
respond to changes in your environment, but you are also likely to have
blurry vision. In fact, research has proven that sleepiness also impairs
driving by increasing the driver's carelessness.
What happens if you are caught driving without insurance? - Answer-If
you are caught driving without any insurance, you could be fined up to
$200 on your first conviction. In addition, you could have your car
impounded and your license suspended. If you get into a collision and
don't have any insurance you might have to pay out of pocket for any
injuries or damages
What can you do to communicate with other road users? - Answer-Turn
signals, Eye contact, Flashing headlights, Horn
When should you be courteous to other road users? - Answer-You
should always be courteous and treat others the way you want to be
treated. After all, if you're a courteous driver, it means you're a safe
driver
, When is it ok to leave a child unattended in a car? - Answer-never leave
a child six years of age or younger unattended in a car, unless there is
someone who is at least 12 years old to supervise.
Why should you be extra careful around motorcycles? - Answer-they
are small/less visible and they can easily skid out in poor weather
conditions
What is the proper head and body position when going in reverse? -
Answer-in reverse, your left hand should be at the top of the steering
wheel and your head turned so you could see out of the back window
What are blind spots? - Answer-large areas around your car that you
cannot see using your mirrors
When considering passing a slow vehicle on a two-way road, how far
away should the oncoming vehicle be from you before you make your
move? - Answer-As a general rule the oncoming car should be at least
10-12 seconds away - At 55 mph, this is 1600 feet, or 1/3 of a mile. If
the car is any closer, trying to make a pass could end up in a head on
collision.
What should you do if your car hydroplanes? - Answer-Gently ease
your foot off the gas until the car slows down. Your tires should touch
the road soon thereafter. If you need to brake, do it gently by pumping
the brakes.
