DPS COPS QUIZ QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Observation: Checks mirror(s) 80 feet or less from intersection. - Answer -Fair
Position: Overtakes on the right when in violation of the law. - Answer -Fail
Control: Seat too far back to permit good brake pedal pressure. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Hand signal continued after turn is begun. - Answer -Fair
Control: Missed brakes - Answer -Bad
Control: Adjusts clothing or other distraction while driving without taking eyes off
driving. - Answer -Fair
Control: Backs more than 100 feet to parrallel park in Class A or B vehicle. -
Answer -Fair
Control: Fails to stop when necessary but not required by traffic control. -
Answer -Bad
Control: Sudden or jerky movement, when unnecessary, for starting or stopping.
- Answer -Fair
Position: Drives on left side of road-way or straddles double center stripe going
forward or backing, except when overtaking or making a permissible left turn. -
Answer -Fail
Control: Does not depress clutch to start engine. - Answer -Fair
Control: Foot slips off brake pedal. - Answer -Fair
Position: Vehicle climbs curb. - Answer -Fail
Control: Seat too low for proper view over steering wheel. - Answer -Bad
Control: Speed violation, too fast or too slow. - Answer -Fail
Position: Crosses over or straddles lanes on the right side of the roadway, going
forward or backing. - Answer -Fair
Control: Clutch released when speed is 10 to 20 mph inclusive. - Answer -Fair
Position: Enters intersection on red light. - Answer -Fail
, Control: Coasts down hill or around two or more turns. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Incorrect signal given. - Answer -Bad
Control: Car rolls back or brake is held with foot. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Does not respond to other drivers signal. - Answer -Bad
Observation: Does not check mirror(s) at mid-block. - Answer -Fair
Observation: Follows to close for existing traffic conditions. - Answer -Bad
Control: With air brakes, attempts to move vehicle without adequate air pressure
or with warning device activated. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Fails to give correct signal when movements directly affect other
traffic. - Answer -Fail
Control: Maneuvers inside parking space to position car for parking. - Answer -
Fair
Control: Scrapes paint, or damages vehicles or runs over parking standards. -
Answer -Fail
Signaling: Blows horn at intersection. - Answer -Bad
Position: Straddles single center stripe, except when passing. - Answer -Bad
Position: Blocks marked crosswalk in stopping. - Answer -Bad
Observation: Does not check mirror(s) about 100 feet from intersection when
needed. - Answer -Fair
Control: Hesitates unnecessarily. - Answer -Fair
Position: Does not get completely into proper lane 100 feet from an intersection. -
Answer -Fair
Position: Interferes with other vehicle having right of way. - Answer -Bad
Position: Stops on stop line or vehicle blocks pedestrian. - Answer -Fair
Control: Rolls back across street or intersection. - Answer -Fail
Observation: Checks mirror(s) 80 feet or less from intersection. - Answer -Fair
Position: Overtakes on the right when in violation of the law. - Answer -Fail
Control: Seat too far back to permit good brake pedal pressure. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Hand signal continued after turn is begun. - Answer -Fair
Control: Missed brakes - Answer -Bad
Control: Adjusts clothing or other distraction while driving without taking eyes off
driving. - Answer -Fair
Control: Backs more than 100 feet to parrallel park in Class A or B vehicle. -
Answer -Fair
Control: Fails to stop when necessary but not required by traffic control. -
Answer -Bad
Control: Sudden or jerky movement, when unnecessary, for starting or stopping.
- Answer -Fair
Position: Drives on left side of road-way or straddles double center stripe going
forward or backing, except when overtaking or making a permissible left turn. -
Answer -Fail
Control: Does not depress clutch to start engine. - Answer -Fair
Control: Foot slips off brake pedal. - Answer -Fair
Position: Vehicle climbs curb. - Answer -Fail
Control: Seat too low for proper view over steering wheel. - Answer -Bad
Control: Speed violation, too fast or too slow. - Answer -Fail
Position: Crosses over or straddles lanes on the right side of the roadway, going
forward or backing. - Answer -Fair
Control: Clutch released when speed is 10 to 20 mph inclusive. - Answer -Fair
Position: Enters intersection on red light. - Answer -Fail
, Control: Coasts down hill or around two or more turns. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Incorrect signal given. - Answer -Bad
Control: Car rolls back or brake is held with foot. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Does not respond to other drivers signal. - Answer -Bad
Observation: Does not check mirror(s) at mid-block. - Answer -Fair
Observation: Follows to close for existing traffic conditions. - Answer -Bad
Control: With air brakes, attempts to move vehicle without adequate air pressure
or with warning device activated. - Answer -Bad
Signaling: Fails to give correct signal when movements directly affect other
traffic. - Answer -Fail
Control: Maneuvers inside parking space to position car for parking. - Answer -
Fair
Control: Scrapes paint, or damages vehicles or runs over parking standards. -
Answer -Fail
Signaling: Blows horn at intersection. - Answer -Bad
Position: Straddles single center stripe, except when passing. - Answer -Bad
Position: Blocks marked crosswalk in stopping. - Answer -Bad
Observation: Does not check mirror(s) about 100 feet from intersection when
needed. - Answer -Fair
Control: Hesitates unnecessarily. - Answer -Fair
Position: Does not get completely into proper lane 100 feet from an intersection. -
Answer -Fair
Position: Interferes with other vehicle having right of way. - Answer -Bad
Position: Stops on stop line or vehicle blocks pedestrian. - Answer -Fair
Control: Rolls back across street or intersection. - Answer -Fail
