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Q: What are some conditions that affect how fast you should go?
Answer:
Amount of traffic Speed of traffic If pedestrians are present (particularly school
zones or neighborhoods Surface of the road (rough, smooth, paved, gravel) Width of
the road (1-lane, 2-lane, 4-lane) Structure of road (curvy, straight, bridges, narrow
shoulders) Visibility (how far ahead you can see clearly) Weather conditions Your
own driving ability what are interstate speed limits? Maximum is 70 MPH Does this
70 MPH maximum apply to all interstate highways? No, some may be as low as 55
MPH in urban (city) areas what is the minimum speed in the left-most lane on the
interstate? 55 MPH (unless traffic congestion prevent it) what is the minimum speed
in the right lane(s) on the interstate 45 MPH. What is the penalty for exceeding a
school zone speet limit? Considered reckless driving, automatically gives you 6
points on your driving record What is the fine for violating speed limit in active work
zones? $250 up to $500
,Q: How many methods of braking are required in a vehicle?
Answer:
Two - regular foot brake and parking/emergency brake What are proper braking
techniques Slow, gradual pressure Brake early as a signal to drivers behind you If
you brake too strong or too fast, you could skid, lose control Sudden stop makes it
harder for cars behind you to stop without hitting you what are examples of when
drivers should be prepared to brake unexpectedly? driving next to parked cars
approaching an intersection approaching traffic signals or crosswalks driving in
school zone or neighborhood when seeing brake lights of other cars driving in heavy,
slow moving traffic What is difference between covering the brake and riding the
brake? Covering the brake means foot hovers over the brake pedal riding the brake
keeping foot on the brake, or slightly depressing it Which is better? Covering the
brake or riding the brake Covering. Riding creates wear and tear on brake system,
and gives other drivers the false impression of an imminent stop what is the
two-second rule? intaining a 'two-second distance' between you and the car in front
of you for safety (count one-thousand one, one-thousand two before reaching a
stationary point in the road).
, Q: At what speed doesthe two second rule hold true?
Answer:
all roads with moderate speeds. However when bad weather, interstate driving at
higher speeds and following a motorcyle should be increased to four seconds stop
means: complete cessation of movement (not a rolling stop) Rule of thumb distance
at a stop: should be able to see license plate or back tire touching pavement Railroad
crossing reminders: Stop, look, listen, look again What are indications that a train is
approaching an intersection? Crossbuck sign with flasshing lights Crossing gate
lowered Human flagger Trains required to signal at 1500 feet from crossing
Approaching train is visible What vehicles are always required to stop at RR
crossings? Church or school buses, with or without passenger Taixs or other vehicles
transporting passengers for hire Vehicles transporting flammable materials,
explosives as cargo Properly adjusted seat head restraints are at a level even with the
back of the head AND are designed to prevent whiplash if hit from behind.
Correct Answers and Answers with Verified Solutions | Latest 2026
Update
Q: What are some conditions that affect how fast you should go?
Answer:
Amount of traffic Speed of traffic If pedestrians are present (particularly school
zones or neighborhoods Surface of the road (rough, smooth, paved, gravel) Width of
the road (1-lane, 2-lane, 4-lane) Structure of road (curvy, straight, bridges, narrow
shoulders) Visibility (how far ahead you can see clearly) Weather conditions Your
own driving ability what are interstate speed limits? Maximum is 70 MPH Does this
70 MPH maximum apply to all interstate highways? No, some may be as low as 55
MPH in urban (city) areas what is the minimum speed in the left-most lane on the
interstate? 55 MPH (unless traffic congestion prevent it) what is the minimum speed
in the right lane(s) on the interstate 45 MPH. What is the penalty for exceeding a
school zone speet limit? Considered reckless driving, automatically gives you 6
points on your driving record What is the fine for violating speed limit in active work
zones? $250 up to $500
,Q: How many methods of braking are required in a vehicle?
Answer:
Two - regular foot brake and parking/emergency brake What are proper braking
techniques Slow, gradual pressure Brake early as a signal to drivers behind you If
you brake too strong or too fast, you could skid, lose control Sudden stop makes it
harder for cars behind you to stop without hitting you what are examples of when
drivers should be prepared to brake unexpectedly? driving next to parked cars
approaching an intersection approaching traffic signals or crosswalks driving in
school zone or neighborhood when seeing brake lights of other cars driving in heavy,
slow moving traffic What is difference between covering the brake and riding the
brake? Covering the brake means foot hovers over the brake pedal riding the brake
keeping foot on the brake, or slightly depressing it Which is better? Covering the
brake or riding the brake Covering. Riding creates wear and tear on brake system,
and gives other drivers the false impression of an imminent stop what is the
two-second rule? intaining a 'two-second distance' between you and the car in front
of you for safety (count one-thousand one, one-thousand two before reaching a
stationary point in the road).
, Q: At what speed doesthe two second rule hold true?
Answer:
all roads with moderate speeds. However when bad weather, interstate driving at
higher speeds and following a motorcyle should be increased to four seconds stop
means: complete cessation of movement (not a rolling stop) Rule of thumb distance
at a stop: should be able to see license plate or back tire touching pavement Railroad
crossing reminders: Stop, look, listen, look again What are indications that a train is
approaching an intersection? Crossbuck sign with flasshing lights Crossing gate
lowered Human flagger Trains required to signal at 1500 feet from crossing
Approaching train is visible What vehicles are always required to stop at RR
crossings? Church or school buses, with or without passenger Taixs or other vehicles
transporting passengers for hire Vehicles transporting flammable materials,
explosives as cargo Properly adjusted seat head restraints are at a level even with the
back of the head AND are designed to prevent whiplash if hit from behind.
