Florida 4-Hour Traffic School Exam
Answers
\._______________ is a type of drug that lowers the rate of muscular or nervous system
activity.
1) A stimulant
2) A depressant
3) A narcotic
4) A hallucinogenic - Answer-A depressant
\.A car impacting another car head-on will double the force of impact.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.A single broken __________ line shows traffic flowing in the same direction.
1) Yellow
2) White
3) Both
4) Neither - Answer-White
\.About _____ in every 10 Americans will be involved in an alcohol related crash at
some time or another in their life.
1) 1
2) 3
3) 6 - Answer-3
\.Additional time should be allowed for poor visibility and weather conditions such as fog
or rain.
1) True
2) False - Answer-False
\.Alcohol is a toxic poison that can kill.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
, \.As the amount of alcohol you consume increases, your ability to safely drive:
1) Increases
2) Decreases
3) Stays the same - Answer-Decreases
\.At a railroad crossing, you should look for a train approaching the crossing.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.At all times, motor vehicle operators should drive at speeds where the vehicle is under
control and is in conjunction with speed limits.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.Bicycle riders do not need to adhere to all the same traffic laws as a motor vehicle.
1) True
2) False - Answer-False
\.Drivers should follow the directions of construction workers and adhere to the
restrictions and limitations of any posted signs.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.Driving a motor vehicle requires many coordinated functions which are __________
impacted by alcohol and other drugs.
1) Positively
2) Not
3) Adversely - Answer-Adversely
\.Failure to stop for a school bus and pass the bus on the side that children enter and
exit when the school bus displays a stop signal will result in a fine of $265.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.For those who are injured in alcohol-related crashes, we all pay directly through public
assistance or indirectly through higher insurance and health costs.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
Answers
\._______________ is a type of drug that lowers the rate of muscular or nervous system
activity.
1) A stimulant
2) A depressant
3) A narcotic
4) A hallucinogenic - Answer-A depressant
\.A car impacting another car head-on will double the force of impact.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.A single broken __________ line shows traffic flowing in the same direction.
1) Yellow
2) White
3) Both
4) Neither - Answer-White
\.About _____ in every 10 Americans will be involved in an alcohol related crash at
some time or another in their life.
1) 1
2) 3
3) 6 - Answer-3
\.Additional time should be allowed for poor visibility and weather conditions such as fog
or rain.
1) True
2) False - Answer-False
\.Alcohol is a toxic poison that can kill.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
, \.As the amount of alcohol you consume increases, your ability to safely drive:
1) Increases
2) Decreases
3) Stays the same - Answer-Decreases
\.At a railroad crossing, you should look for a train approaching the crossing.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.At all times, motor vehicle operators should drive at speeds where the vehicle is under
control and is in conjunction with speed limits.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.Bicycle riders do not need to adhere to all the same traffic laws as a motor vehicle.
1) True
2) False - Answer-False
\.Drivers should follow the directions of construction workers and adhere to the
restrictions and limitations of any posted signs.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.Driving a motor vehicle requires many coordinated functions which are __________
impacted by alcohol and other drugs.
1) Positively
2) Not
3) Adversely - Answer-Adversely
\.Failure to stop for a school bus and pass the bus on the side that children enter and
exit when the school bus displays a stop signal will result in a fine of $265.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
\.For those who are injured in alcohol-related crashes, we all pay directly through public
assistance or indirectly through higher insurance and health costs.
1) True
2) False - Answer-True
