correct
6 months - answerA person applying for a probationary license must have had a
temporary permit for at least _______ months and proof of 50 hours of practice driving
time
12 second - answera minimum ______ second scan is reommended
True - answerTrue or False: Graduated licensing allows young drivers to improve their
skills and driving habits, and restricts nighttime driving, when most teen driver accidents
occur
five - answerTeenage drivers are responsible for ______ times as many crash death
per license holder as drivers 35-64 years old
evaluate - answerthe second step in the S.E.E process is to
7 steps - answerThere are ______ stepson the turning process that we have discussed
True - answerTrue or False: Use of the accelerator during backing should avoided
unless the driver is backing on an incline
Search, Signal, Select, Steer - answerThe Vehicle Movement Checklist is composed of
4 "S"s
True - answerTrue or False: Drivers must know where U-turns are allowed and not
allowed
27% - answerApproximately _______ percent of crashes in the United States occur at
intersections
True - answerTrue or False: You should check your vehicle's surroundings before
driving to check for objects, animals, or children in the area
Interior Dome/Courtesy Lights - answerthis is not located on the instrument panel
True - answerTrue or False: Safety belts are a type of active restraint, while air bags are
a type of supplemental restraint
brake lights - answerthe _______ automatically appear whenever you press the brake
pedal
, right - answerthe acceleration pedal is located to the ______ of the brake pedal
15 mph - answerspeed limiting all alleys within a municipal corporation
20 mph - answerspeed limit when passing a school building or grounds during openings
and closing hours
25 mph - answerspeed limit in all other portions of a municipal corporation
35 mph - answerspeed limit on all state routes or through highways
50 mph - answerspeed limit on all state routes within municipal corporations outside
urban districts
55 mph - answerspeed limit for vehicles weighing more than 8,000 pounds
55 mph - answerspeed limit on all highways
60-65 mph - answerspeed limit on designated highways for vehicles weighing 8,000
pounds
65 mph - answerspeed limit on all freeways with paved shoulders inside municipal
corporations
65 mpph - answerspeed limit on rural interstates for vehicles weighing more than 8,000
pounds
70 mph - answerspeed limit for vehicles on all rural freeways
6-point violation - answerhomicide by vehicle
6-point violation - answeroperation a vehicle while under the influence
6-point violation - answerfailure to stop and disclose identity at the scene of a collision
6-point violation - answerwillingly fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer
6-point violation - answerracing
6-point violation - answeroperation a vehicle without consent of the owner
6-point violation - answerusing a vehicle in the commission of a felony
4-point violation - answerwillful or wanton disregard of the safety of people or property