Virginia Driver's Education Practice Exam

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• When you ride in a moving object, your speed is equal to what?
• Red signs indicate what type of action?
• Approximately how far is the pavement area in front of the vehicle that cannot be seen by the driver?
• Locking the doors ensures that they will not fly open during a crash. Is this statement true or false?
• How can you improve your visibility when driving in rain?
• What does the Electronic Stability Program do?
• How many passengers under the age of 18 can a driver with a learner's permit have?
• What organ primarily rids the body of alcohol?
• Are expressways designed for fast and efficient vehicle movement?
• What is the legal limit for blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for drivers over the age of 21 in Virginia?
• How should the left side view mirrors be adjusted for optimal visibility?
• What should a driver do when entering an area with no visibility?
• What happens when a driver suddenly steers to the right?
• Which statement best describes the functionality of ABS?
• Why is it essential to plan your exit ahead on an expressway?
• In cities, are u-turns allowed only at intersections true or false?
• True or False: It is suggested to discuss a trade-in after negotiating the purchase price for a vehicle.
• True or False: There are enough donated organs to meet the needs of all patients.
• True or false: Dirty headlights can reduce visibility up to 90%.
• What do interchanges replace on expressways?
• How long does it take for a train going 50 mph to stop safely?
• Which of the following is NOT a necessary step when approaching a vehicle?
• Where should the solid yellow line be located for a driver?
• In vehicles without ABS, what technique may help control front wheel traction loss?
• True or False: Two feet of water will not carry away most vehicles.
• In Virginia, is it necessary to notify the police for minor accidents without injuries?
• True or False: The fuel injection system mixes fuel and air and supplies it to the cylinders.
• Is the statement 'The safest way to change direction is a u-turn' true or false?
• An alcoholic beverage that is 80 proof contains what percentage of alcohol?
• Is it necessary to signal when pulling to the curb to stop?
• When seated properly, where should the driver's chin be in relation to the steering wheel?
• What do you call the loss of front wheel traction while driving?
• Do gears below drive provide more engine power?
• In zone control driving, the driver monitors _____ zones around the vehicle.
• What does ABS (Anti-lock Braking System) allow a driver to do?
• How does the amount of food in your stomach affect alcohol absorption?
• What is the best way to maintain a space cushion around your vehicle?
• Which aspect of vision is affected first by fatigue, drugs, and speed?
• How can a driver assure the effectiveness of a head restraint?
• Is the BGE mirror setting the best mirror setting for all driving conditions?
• What is the primary purpose of liability insurance?
• To safely turn right and merge into traffic moving 55 mph, how many seconds of gap do you need?
• In driving terminology, what does the term "closed" refer to regarding the rear zone?
• What is the effect of steering input to the left on weight transfer?
• For a 500-mile trip, with a vehicle that gets 25 mpg and gas costs $1.50 per gallon, how much should you budget for fuel?
• What are blind spots?
• True or False: The base price of a new car reflects the cost of the car excluding options.
• What is the safest practice when driving on wintery roads?
• What is the minimum score required on the signs test for a learner's permit?
• What type of insurance coverage is provided by the uninsured motorist fee?
• Are reference points the same for all drivers?
• What is the reference point for stopping 6 inches from a curb?
• What is the primary reason for adjusting the mirrors correctly?
• What skills can be affected by BAC levels as low as .03?
• What should a driver do to adjust the defroster effectively?
• What is the pivot point for backing and turning?
• True or False: The uninsured motorist fee provides minimal insurance coverage in the event of a crash.
• How does restarting a vehicle compare to letting it idle for one minute?
• What might you expect when driving on expressways through large cities?
• The financial responsibility law can be satisfied with what type of insurance?
• If you are under 18, where will you receive your permanent driver's license from?
• True or False: Expressways have intersections similar to those found on regular roads.
• If you feel fatigued while driving, what is the recommended course of action?
• What term describes weight transfer forward or backward in a vehicle?
• Which characteristic is NOT associated with expressways?
• True or False: It is safe to drive when you feel tired if you consume caffeine.
• In the SEEit system, what does "execute" mean?
• How should your wheels be positioned when you are parked downhill?
• What does it mean when tasks are performed at habit levels of performance?
• Most railroad crossing crashes are the result of what?
• What does overdriving your headlights mean?
• The Monroney Sticker Price shows what information?
• How can drivers preparing to turn left communicate their intention?
• If a driver is blinded by the lights of an oncoming vehicle, what should they do?
• When ABS is activated, what type of noise may you hear?
• Which statement is true regarding organ donation?
• Is it true that pregnant women should not wear safety belts?
• What does the term "blind spot" refer to?
• What can underinflated tires lead to?
• If your vehicle has airbags, is it necessary to wear safety belts?
• When ABS activates, should you pump the brakes to keep it working?
• Is it necessary to stop when pulling out of a driveway if there is no traffic present?
• What is a safe distance a driver should keep from the vehicle in front when stopping?
• Which of the following can be a cause of increased reaction time?
• When should cruise control be avoided?
• When driving on a long trip, how often should you take breaks?
• What is required if an insurance policy is canceled due to non-payment?
• Should the driver set accessories before putting the vehicle in drive? Is this statement true or false?
• What is the function of message signs on the road?
• Which lane should not be used by faster moving traffic on expressways?
• Do you need a special license to drive a motorcycle in Virginia?
• Is it advisable to remove the radiator cap to cool an overheated engine?
• What is the primary purpose of signaling while driving?
• What is a common outcome of poor steering control in a curve?
• Why can bridges and overpasses be hazardous during cold weather?
• What is the recommended visual lead time when driving?
• Which of the following statements is true about ABS?
• What type of vision is essential for reading traffic signs?
• A red traffic light indicates what type of zone?
• What type of substance is alcohol considered?
• Are new vehicles now equipped with side airbags?
• Is it true that AAA provides valuable travel information?
• What elements does the visual search pattern include?
• What should a driver do if their foot brake fails?
• Is it true that new drivers can usually develop good habits quickly?
• Studies show that drivers who do not wear safety belts tend to do what?
• A fresh coat of paint on a used vehicle indicates that the vehicle is in good condition.
• Is drinking and driving legal at any age?
• What is the purpose of using air conditioning while driving?
• What shape is typically associated with regulatory signs?
• The area around your vehicle you can see while looking straight ahead is called what?
• What is weight transfer from side to side known as?
• In which type of collision do airbags typically activate?
• What action is recommended when a vehicle is understeering?
• What is the typical speed limit in school, business, and residential areas?
• Can you receive a ticket in Virginia for aggressive driving?
• Who is less likely to be arrested for DUI?
• What is the effect of mixing alcohol with other depressant drugs?
• What is the purpose of rumble strips installed on the edge of roads?
• Should the heel of the foot remain on the floor when using the accelerator and brake pedal?
• What type of insurance pays for injuries or damages you cause to others?
• What does a score of 100% on the signs test indicate?
• What is the minimum age requirement for moped drivers?
• What is the minimum age requirement for a licensed driver accompanying a driver with a learner's permit?
• When a vehicle is turning left with a green light, what must the driver do?
• True or False: A person with a BAC of .08 can legally drive in most states.
• Are blind zones significantly reduced by using contemporary mirror settings?
• What does a solid line on the road signify?
• What is the condition characterized by drowsiness and a trance-like state while driving?
• True or False: You need to accelerate when driving into a headwind.
• Approximately how long does it take to eliminate all alcohol from a body with a BAC of 0.05?
• What is one reason that teens give for drinking alcohol?
• Approximately how many persons were arrested for DUI in 1999?
• What is the benefit of properly inflated tires?
• Do many insurance companies offer discounts for vehicles equipped with airbags?
• Is driving in groups of vehicles considered a good safety practice?
• What should a driver do to ensure they maintain an adequate following distance?
• How many lanes are typically going in one direction on an expressway?
• What is the impact of driving with hands at the 8 o'clock and 4 o'clock position?
• How many seconds ahead should a driver look for an open path of travel?
• What does the shape of a railroad crossing sign indicate?
• True or False: When driving, risk is always present.
• When driving on expressways, what lane should you typically avoid to reduce conflicts with merging vehicles?
• Which statement is true regarding the reduction of speed when the line of sight is not the same as the path of travel?
• Is it true that your circadian rhythm down time is usually between 10 am and 12 am?
• Should you look in the direction you are turning when backing and turning?
• Is it advisable to call the police if you are involved in a crash?
• If the foot brake fails, what can you use to stop the vehicle?
• At what age can you obtain a learner's permit in Virginia?
• Under which law can persons less than 21 lose their driving privileges if their BAC is .02 or above?
• If you experience a blowout, what should you do first?
• If your anti-lock braking system light comes on briefly when you start the car, what does it indicate?
• Approximately what percentage of our driving clues depend on vision?
• Does position one on the ignition switch allow you to use accessories with the engine off?
• What does BAC stand for in the context of driving?
• True or false: Bridges freeze before road surfaces.
• If the line of sight and the path of travel are not the same, what should you do?
• How does speed affect peripheral vision?
• Which of the following factors can influence the rate at which alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream?
• Which signal would indicate to stop and remain stopped?
• When is it necessary to increase your following distance?
• In a traffic situation, who must yield if it is indicated?
• Is it legal to wait in a shared left turn lane when executing a left turn from a driveway?
• Your decision to become an organ donor is identified by what symbol on your license?
• Do assigned risk drivers pay higher premiums than other drivers?
• What action should be taken regarding signaling before making a turn?
• What is a common factor leading to teen DUI incidents?
• What is the best way to prepare for a blocked lane?
• Do most cold or allergy medications influence driving ability?
• What types of areas are considered the highest risk when driving?
• Why is it important to manage tire pressure?
• Do expressways have separate lanes for entering or exiting traffic?
• In skid control, what is crucial for a driver to do?
• When angle parking, the driver begins steering when _____.
• Is it legal to pass on the right of another vehicle?
• How does maintaining the correct stance on the accelerator and brake impact driving?
• True or False: A clean windshield reduces glare at night.
• Was ABS first developed for use in cars?
• What is one method for reducing glare at night while driving?
• When driving with a learner's permit, are you covered by your parents' insurance policy?
• What should you always keep in mind when driving with an anti-lock braking system?
• Which of the following is true about vehicle traction and weather conditions?
• HOV lanes are marked with what type of symbol?
• What happens to your fuel consumption when you restart your engine rather than letting it idle?
• What is one way to reduce toxic emissions from a vehicle?
• No Zone areas are defined as what?
• What does the use of a lower gear help with when driving?
• What is the correct steering method for making turns?
• What should drivers do when faced with an unexpected situation on the road?
• What is the correct response to a yellow traffic light?
• Does having an airbag in your vehicle typically influence insurance costs?
• A vehicle positioned 6 inches from the left line is in lane position _____.
• How far must you park from a fire hydrant?
• What is a key characteristic of the area in front of a white vehicle while driving?
• How many basic areas of operating space exist around a vehicle?
• Does Virginia require a driver's license for operating farm machinery?
• According to Virginia law, which lane must you turn into when making a turn?
• When an emergency vehicle approaches you using a siren, what should you do?
• What does driving under the influence commonly increase the risk of?
• When driving in fog, which headlights should you use?
• What is a reliable source for travel information according to driving safety guidelines?
• If the left front zone is closed and the right front zone is open, lane position _____ would be a wise choice.
• What is the legal limit for BAC for drivers over 21 in Virginia?
• What is the only effective method of lowering Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)?
• What is a key characteristic of an expressway?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of evaluating for potential hazards?
• When following a truck, what should you ensure to see?
• Which practice is essential for effective lane changing?
• Are pedal extensions available to help short drivers maintain a safe distance from the steering wheel?
• What is the most common trigger for aggressive driving?
• True or False: When buying a new car, you must pay the sticker price.
• What action can defensive drivers take to alert those behind them when they plan to stop?
• Do safety experts recommend the use of headlights whenever a vehicle is moving?
• What is a common misconception about vehicle idling?
• When taking prescription drugs, what is the recommended action regarding side effects?
• With the BGE mirror setting, what should occur when a vehicle passes?
• Is it advisable to tap your brakes before applying full pressure to signal your intentions when coming to a stop?
• What should you do if you're taking medication and plan to drive?
• When should high beam headlights be used?
• How effective is a 2 second following distance for braking?
• If, while driving, the accelerator pedal gets stuck and the engine is racing, what should you do?
• Will insurance companies typically lower your premiums for a good driving record?
• Should you increase your following distance when driving in bad weather?
• What is the primary purpose of using side mirrors while driving?
• Is it acceptable to use one hand for steering when backing the vehicle?
• What feature helps reduce the risk of vehicles crossing into opposing lanes on expressways?
• Who has the right of way in most traffic situations?
• What is the effect of driving over the recommended distance in a shared left turn lane?
• What is the penalty for anyone under 20 who is convicted of their first demerit violation?
• Should the parking brake be set before placing the vehicle in park?
• Which substance ranks second in prevalence among drivers involved in crashes?
• What can excessive steering in a curve result in?
• How many times per year must a vehicle be inspected in Virginia?
• Determining whether a pedestrian may step into your path of travel is an example of what?
• If you feel the brake pulsating when ABS is working, what should you do?
• Which of the following statements about fatigued driving is true?
• If you fail to pay your automobile insurance premium on time, what will happen?
• Before starting a vehicle in snowy conditions, what precaution should be taken?
• Approximately what percentage of people arrested for DUI are identified as social drinkers?
• Where is zero tolerance law enforced?
• When stopping on the right side of the road, what lane position should you use?
• What type of vehicles has separate lanes when exiting or entering expressways?
• What does a red X over a lane signify?
• True or False: Buying a used car generally involves more risks compared to buying a new car.
• At what speed should a driver typically change gears in a manual transmission vehicle?
• What does the acronym SEEit stand for?
• Why do women generally process alcohol less effectively than men?
• What does a green arrow indicate at an intersection?
• Why is it important to maintain the proper function of the ABS?
• Can a driver lose control of a vehicle in 6 inches of water?
• What is a potential reason someone might refuse to take a chemical test if suspected of DUI?
• True or False: Most marijuana joints contain about the same amount of the drug THC.
• When driving, how far ahead should a driver be looking?
• What should a driver do when they hear sirens from emergency vehicles?
• When should a motorist enter an expressway for optimal safety?
• Which of the following is accurate about expressway driving in large cities?
• When driving into a headwind, what may be necessary?
• What is backing into a driveway to turn around commonly known as?
• Which safety feature is designed to balance a vehicle during turns?
• A $100 deductible means you are responsible for paying how much toward repairs?
• When the pavement line appears to run through the middle of the vehicle's hood, what does that indicate?
• What happens to vehicle weight during sudden acceleration?
• What should the horn NOT be used to express?
• What type of route begins with an even number and travels around the city?
• How long should you signal before turning or changing positions?
• How can drivers improve their situational awareness?
• What is the term used to describe loss of rear wheel traction?
• Which of the following drivers would most likely have higher insurance premiums?
• What does 'lane position 2' signify for a driver preparing to turn left?
• At what distance from the curb should you aim to maintain your vehicle position?
• Is it true that when mirrors are set correctly, there is no need to check blind zones?
• What is the immediate action if the accelerator pedal gets stuck?
• What does it indicate if a driver sees a yellow light while approaching an intersection?
• What does a “stop” sign require drivers to do?
• If there is a restriction within your line of sight, it is known as what?
• What direction does acceleration result in weight transfer?
• The symbol on the map for an expressway is represented by what?
• Which safety feature is designed to monitor the anti-lock brake system?
• What is not a recommended practice to avoid highway hypnosis?
• In driving, what practice can help in recognizing potential hazards?
• How should the rear view mirror be adjusted?
• In which of the following situations is it illegal to pass another vehicle?
• Which lane position provides maximum space within the lane on each side of the vehicle?
• Are non-motorized vehicles allowed on expressways?
• Your field of vision is defined as what?
• What behavior is dangerous when encountering a bicyclist?
• Since most traffic fatalities occur at night, what is advisable?
• At what location should a vehicle make its initial stop at a red light?
• Are safety belts linked to risk-taking behavior among drivers?
• Vehicles that normally travel at speeds less than what mph should display a slow-moving vehicle sign?
• When parking downhill with a curb, what should a driver do with the wheels?
• Which circumstances make it legal to pass on the right in Virginia?
• Are bicycles treated as vehicles in Virginia?
• When aggressive driving leads to violence, what is this called?
• What should a driver do when they encounter a stop sign?
• Is it legal to pass a stopped school bus if there is a median between your vehicle and the bus?
• If you suffer from night blindness, what should you do?
• When parallel parking, you should begin about how many feet from the vehicle you want to park behind?
• Is risk acceptance considered a natural part of driving?
• What is a drug defined as?
• How does marijuana use impact a driver's ability?
• What is the purpose of extruder terminals?
• What term describes a lane used for vehicles to exit and enter an expressway?
• True or False: One drink can impair your ability to be a safe driver.
• Is it advisable for the steering system to be turned beyond its maximum range?
• Is it true that risk is always present while driving?
• Driving behavior is primarily influenced by what factor?
• What is the result of failing to apply proper steering techniques?
• Why do drivers need a space management system?
• If your tire loses pressure while driving, what should you do?
• If the temperature light comes on in your vehicle, what should you check?
• What should you do if you are following a truck and cannot see the driver?
• When you approach a school bus with flashing red lights, what should you do?
• Which of the following assists in reducing the chances of ejection during a rollover crash?
• What is the best lane position for making a right turn?
• Is it advisable to point out driving mistakes to others?
• What causes hydroplaning while driving?
• What is the basic color for construction signs?
• Do young people need to worry about fatigue while driving?
• Where is the safest place for children in a vehicle?
• A teenage driver with a BAC of .08 is how many times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash than a sober teenage driver?
• If too much fuel and not enough air reaches the engine, what may happen?
• What aspect significantly influences how well a driver perceives risks?
• What does a yielding sign indicate to drivers?
• What type of vision helps a driver detect motion from the sides?
• When driving at night with low beam headlights, what is the maximum safe speed?
• What is indicated by a road marking for an HOV lane?
• What is the proper position to begin a right turn?
• When parallel parking to the right, when should you steer hard right?
• Is it true that drivers who have developed basic maneuvering skills are usually considered good drivers?
• True or False: Over 20% of drivers aged 15-20 who died in crashes in 2000 were intoxicated.
• If a driver enters the wrong entrance ramp, what is the recommended action?
• What percentage of teenagers not wearing safety belts was observed during fatal crashes in the year 2000?
• What does understeer typically cause in a vehicle?
• What is a danger of driving through deep water?
• What is the term used for looking for potential hazards while driving?
• Why is it important to recognize when tasks are done at the habit level?
• Which of the following can negatively affect driving ability?
• What should you do if you hear a grinding noise when ABS is activated?
• When should a driver check the fluid levels of their vehicle?
• What is the first action a driver should take before exiting the vehicle?
• True or False: You can be charged with DUI when under the influence of prescription or over-the-counter drugs.
• When using ABS, stopping distance may be longer on which surfaces?
• Which of the following is a true statement about risk in driving?
• When involved in a crash, which information should you collect from other parties involved?
• How does smooth acceleration affect vehicle stability?
• What provides stability during driving maneuvers?
• Visibility, space, and time are considered what in driving?
• What is one consequence of drinking alcohol before driving?
• Which steering technique is best for maintaining vehicle balance?
• What is the legal BAC limit for drivers aged 21 and over in Virginia?
• How can you minimize fatigue while driving?
• How should a driver position themselves when preparing to merge into fast-moving traffic?
• At expressway speeds, what should be your minimum following distance?
• When should traditional mirror settings be used?
• What vehicles can typically use HOV lanes?
• Is cruise control advisable for use on slippery roadways?
• What weight transfer effect occurs when turning sharply?
• When approaching the crest of a hill, which lane position is recommended?
• What is the purpose of staggered stop lines?
• Which part of the vehicle must be secured after parking?
• How does alcohol commonly affect a person's reaction time?
• True or False: A driver should establish a visual search pattern to identify potential risk situations.
• What is the effect of exercise on alcohol oxidation?
• When stopped in traffic behind another vehicle, the driver should be able to:
• True or False: As a person's BAC goes up, his/her field of vision is reduced.
• What happens to vehicle weight when braking occurs?
• How does following a large truck affect your driving distance?
• What percentage of all petroleum used in the U.S. is consumed by passenger vehicles?
• What does ABS stand for in vehicle safety technology?
• What is the correct procedure after moving your foot from the brake to the accelerator?
• What is the effect of car top carriers on a vehicle's center of gravity?
• Which of the following substances is commonly associated with driver impairment?
• What does tapping the brakes before stopping communicate to drivers behind?
• What does a yellow line (solid or broken) in the center of a roadway indicate?
• What factor does NOT contribute to improving a vehicle's gas mileage?
• What action does Traction Control take during a slip?
• What should you do when a steady green light is displayed?
• What does a sign indicating lane reduction warn drivers about?
• What should a driver do once they have reached the apex of a curve?
• Does a no left turn sign also prohibit a u-turn true or false?
• Using contemporary mirror settings, where would space 4 be seen?
• When driving, where should your primary focus be directed?
• What does a solid yellow line indicate on the roadway?
• How can a driver determine the correct distance from the steering wheel?
• When is one-hand steering recommended?
• When driving through water, should you stay close to the shoulder?
• What is the primary benefit of median barriers on highways?
• What does BAC stand for?
• Experts believe how many positive performances are needed to create a lasting habit?
• What physical condition is most likely to lead to hydroplaning?
• The difference between a two-point turn and a three-point turn is that you must back up in a three-point turn. True or False?
• What type of license allows an individual to drive a large truck or van designed for 16 or more passengers?
• Is it advisable to put different vehicle fluids in one container before recycling them?
• What should you do if you miss your turn?
• How long will it take a vehicle traveling at 40 mph to pass another vehicle going 30 mph?
• Vehicle position is one method of communicating with other highway users. True or False?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a safe following distance?
• Can an insurance company raise premiums based on a single accident if you were at fault?
• To cross a two-lane roadway at 30 mph, what is the approximate gap required?
• What does risk compensation involve?
• What is the minimum age to receive a driver's license in Virginia?
• Circadian rhythm fatigue is primarily caused by what?
• Do young drivers statistically experience more crashes than older, more experienced drivers?
• What is the role of rumble strips on the roadway?
• What is the uninsured motorist fee in Virginia?
• On average, how long does a driver's foot reaction time take?
• When an area around a vehicle is not available to the driver, this is referred to as a _____.
• When should a driver yield if required?
• Head restraints are designed to help reduce what type of injuries?
• What is the minimum amount of liability insurance required under the financial responsibility law in Virginia?
• Which of the following practices contributes to better fuel efficiency?
• What is one effective way to reduce the risk of highway hypnosis?
• If your tires are sliding, what is your ability to steer the vehicle?
• What is the first action you should take if you notice your tire is losing pressure?
• What does a right turn hand signal indicate?
• In an oversteer situation, what action is helpful?
• What is the process of braking just short of lockup called?
• What does a legend on a map do?
• General warning signs are typically what color?
• What percentage of teens killed in motor vehicle-related crashes in 2000 were not wearing a safety belt?
• What is the purpose of breakaway posts on road signs?
• A driver’s first indication of traction loss typically comes from what?
• What is the main goal of using the SEEit approach while driving?
• What advantage does ABS provide when braking?
• Which of the following is true regarding the treatment of bicycles on roadways?
• What impact does high speed driving have on fuel efficiency?
• What is an example of executing while driving?
• What should a driver do before moving their foot from the brake to the accelerator?
• If driving alone, what is the recommended maximum driving time per day?
• Does the anti-lock brake system engage every time the driver applies the brakes?
• Is it true that alcohol must be digested before it enters the bloodstream?
• What shape are interstate signs?
• What does a green light at an intersection mean?
• Which serious health condition can result from long-term alcohol use?
• What does Suspension Control do in a vehicle?
• What is the correct method of steering through a turn?
• If your BAC is .08 or more, how long will your license be automatically suspended?
• What is the key action to take when you suspect your vehicle is flooded?
• What is a common sign of aggressive driving?
• Do all vehicles come with adjustable head restraints?
• Are braking distance and stopping distance the same?
• What phenomenon occurs when water builds up between the road surface and vehicle tires?
• Your target should be what when driving?
• When buying a new vehicle, you must finance it through the dealer.
• Is it lawful for insurance companies to raise your premiums after a collision that was not your fault?
• The driver should search at least _____ seconds ahead of the vehicle for an open path of travel.
• When parking uphill with a curb, what should you do with your wheels?
• Is it true or false that the accepted procedure for backing straight is to place the left hand on the steering wheel at the 12 o'clock position and look over the right shoulder?
• What should you avoid doing on an expressway?
• During a blowout, which direction might your vehicle pull towards?
• Is it illegal to pass on the right in Virginia under all circumstances?
• A wet roadway is most slippery when?
• The red vehicle should turn into which lane?
• True or false: The use of cruise control can help control a vehicle in snow.
• During what hours is one out of every 10 drivers typically intoxicated?
• Do construction zones on expressways typically have lower speed limits?
• What happens when an airbag deploys in a vehicle?
• To adjust the side view mirror for the BGE mirror setting, the driver should sit in the driving position. Is this statement true or false?
• What is a recommended speed for maximizing engine efficiency?
• When comparing alcoholic beverages, what two factors must be known?
• Why might marking systems like breakaway signs be implemented on expressways?
• Does alcohol control a person when consumed?
• If you experience brake failure, what should you do first?
• What should be your initial action when you start to skid on a slippery road?
• While turning right, where should the driver focus their attention?
• During a three-point turn, which maneuver is essential?
• Is it necessary to signal before returning to your lane after passing another vehicle?
• What can kitty litter be used for in driving conditions?
• How many seconds in advance should a driver signal before making a turn?
• Earlier preparation for the driving tasks can lead to which level of performance?
• What should a driver do to regain control when skidding?
• When approaching a school bus with activated flashing lights, which action is appropriate?
• The space management system we will use is the _____.
• Is it generally permissible to make a U-turn on expressways?
• As speed increases, what happens to the amount of steering input needed for vehicle response?
• Which action should occur after checking traffic and before releasing the parking brake?
• What is the function of crash attenuators?
• DUI refers to what action?
• If a vehicle is in lane position 2, what does this indicate?
• To minimize understeer, what should drivers do before entering a curve or turn?
• Which type of vision is essential for judging depth and position while driving?
• How should hard controlled braking be performed if the vehicle is not equipped with ABS?
• What does a properly set side view mirror allow the driver to see?
• If the vehicle in the middle lane has a changing front zone, what does that indicate?
• Where should the lap belt be positioned when worn?
• If an infant must ride in the front seat, what should be done regarding the airbag?
• When setting the driver's side view mirror using the contemporary (BGE) setting, what should the driver do?
• When being passed on an expressway, what should a driver do?
• What indicates that ABS may not be functioning correctly?
• What is the appropriate response if you encounter a closed zone while driving?
• When is it appropriate to use your high beams?
• When seated properly, how many inches should the driver be from the steering wheel?
• When dimming your headlights for an oncoming vehicle, how far should you be from the approaching vehicle?
• What is the function of cruise control?
• What happens to tire pressure as tires become hot?
• When daytime running lights are on, are the tail lights also activated?
• A driver in which of the following conditions is most likely to benefit from using SEEit?
• True or False: Green fluid leaking from under your vehicle typically indicates an oil leak.
• True or False: The air conditioner is effective in reducing fog on windows.
• DUI-related crashes occur every how many minutes on average?
• True or False: It's a safe practice to rely on airbags instead of wearing a seatbelt in a vehicle.
• To search effectively while driving, what should drivers know?
• If you miss an exit on the expressway, what should you do?
• What is the maximum speed limit on rural expressways in Virginia?
• If you are buying a used vehicle from a dealer, you should inspect it completely.
• If you experience power steering failure, how will the steering mechanism function?
• True or False: Hydroplaning occurs when tires lose contact with the road surface.
• What is the effect of a high BAC level on driving skills?
• A vehicle that catches on fire is covered by which type of insurance?
• The law requiring drivers to submit to an alcohol or drug test when requested is known as what?
• When backing, should a driver turn the steering wheel to the right to back to the left?
• In limited space with no driveways available, you may need to execute a _____.
• What is the maximum distance you should drive in a shared left turn lane?
• When is the use of stimulants during driving generally acceptable?
• Do battery-powered vehicles produce less pollution than gas-powered vehicles?
• True or False: The distance required for steering around an object is shorter than the distance required to brake for that object when traveling over 25 mph.
• What is the correct procedure for changing lanes?
• How far ahead should a driver ideally look when driving?
• A vehicle traveling at 40 mph is approximately going how many feet per second?
• What should the side view mirrors allow the driver to see according to the BGE mirror setting?
• What is the design feature of many expressway signs when struck by a vehicle?
• When should you increase your following distance on an expressway?
• Are expressways built to handle mixed types of traffic?
• If your ABS is functioning correctly, how should you feel when using the brakes?
• What should drivers frequently check while driving for better situational awareness?
• What is a key point to remember when controlling a skid?
• The lap belt should be adjusted to fit snugly across what part of the body?
• What can happen to a driver who does not comply with underage drinking laws?
• When the front bumper is 3-6 inches from the curb line, where will the line of sight extend from the driver?
• What should you do if you notice potential hazards ahead while driving?
• When will the temperature light come on in your vehicle?
• What is the maximum speed at which airbags deploy?
• Which technique is best for steering in limited space maneuvers?
• Should the steering wheel be adjusted upward toward the driver's face?
• Which of the following is true about antifreeze?
• Is collision insurance required if you are financing a vehicle?
• Which step should be performed first when preparing to move the vehicle?
• Which item is listed as needing special disposal?
• When encountering a bicyclist on a roadway, what should a driver do?
• Which factor is generally not considered when calculating insurance rates?
• How should the rearview mirror be adjusted?
• When traveling at 50-55 mph, what following interval is recommended?
• What is the safest action to take when driving in bad weather conditions?
• Which group of drivers is most commonly associated with road rage?
• How does the BGE mirror setting help with peripheral vision?
• What is one of the first abilities affected by alcohol consumption?
• When the alternator light comes on, what does it indicate?
• What is the primary purpose of using turn signals?
• What aspect of driving does the SEEit system primarily enhance?
• Which factors affect your insurance rates?
• What does an effective space management system help drivers avoid?
• Which type of vision is most affected when a driver is distracted?
• What is the safest distance to follow behind a large truck on the expressway?
• What is the primary goal of the SEEiT system in driving?
• SEEiT is categorized as what type of system?
• How far in advance should you have your vehicle serviced before planning a trip?
• How much can quick acceleration increase fuel consumption?
• When is it appropriate to proceed through an intersection with a flashing amber light?
• What does "line of sight" refer to while driving?
• What is a common misconception about alcohol consumption?
• What should you do if your windshield wipers are in use, according to Virginia law?
• What is important to do when exiting an expressway?
• A train's speed will appear __________ than it actually is.
• What is a common symptom of brake failure?
• What makes you an assigned risk driver?
• If understeer occurs, where should the weight be transferred?
• What is the correct procedure for securing a vehicle?
• What is the term for parking where vehicles are parked perpendicularly to the street?
• Under the zero tolerance law, what may happen to drivers under 21 with a BAC of .02 or above?
• What does Virginia law require regarding safety belts?
• When executing an angle parking maneuver, what is important to remember about your steering?
• Does developing a procedure for driving tasks help ensure performance at the habit level?
• Which type of interchange allows two expressways to cross with minimal disruption?
• If a rear tire blows out, what is likely to happen?
• How many feet of water can carry away most vehicles?
• When can you go after encountering a flashing red light?
• What should you do when faced with a potential driving hazard?
• What is the purpose of the implied consent law?
• When driving on Virginia's roadways, what have you agreed to under the implied consent law?
• Which of the following is NOT a good method of handling an aggressive driver?
• To improve fuel efficiency, it’s suggested drivers should maintain which of the following?
• What percentage of crashes involving teen drivers is attributed to improper search?
• What action should you take at a steady amber light?
• What is the first step you should take when preparing to parallel park?
• How should brake fluid be disposed of?
• True or False: You may receive a better deal on your old vehicle if you trade it in rather than selling it privately.
• Which two factors are drivers unable to control in risk management?
• Will the turn signal always cancel after making a turn?
• What type of insurance covers repairs for your vehicle after a crash if you are at fault?
• Which vision type helps you identify objects up close?
• Which driving speed is associated with optimal gas mileage?
• Is it better to back out of traffic than to back into traffic?
• Do young drivers need as much space around their vehicle as older drivers?
• True or False: The average field of vision is 125 degrees.
• What does the sign that shows "slippery when wet" warn drivers about?
• What might indicate an open zone when driving?
• How often should the oil be changed in a vehicle?
• Which is a factor that does NOT influence driving ability?
• When should a driver be particularly cautious about passing another vehicle?
• How often must vehicles registered in Virginia undergo inspection?
• How should a driver correctly enter an expressway?
• What is the best remedy for driving fatigue?
• What classification is given to driving under the influence?
• Making U-turns on expressways is typically considered:
• What percentage increase in gas mileage do most vehicles achieve at 55 mph compared to 70 mph?
• Which of the following statements is true about vehicle speed and gas mileage?
• Is it true that one should never enter an intersection until identifying an open space for their vehicle?
• What should a driver do to ensure seatbelt safety in a vehicle?
• If you have a driver's license, can you legally operate a motorcycle in Virginia?
• True or False: Uneven tire wear can indicate problems with the suspension system.
• Which statement is true regarding vehicle maintenance for better gas mileage?
• Why are reference points necessary for drivers?
• What is indicated by a yellow light at an intersection?
• When should a driver select the proper gear?
• Most maps provide which of the following information?
• Before turning right on red, what must a driver do?
• What should you do if you encounter road rage from another driver?
• Which type of vision is primarily used for judging depth perception?
• When backing to the right, should the driver steer left?
• Which statement about interstate routes with even numbers is true?
• Where do most crashes occur?
• What should a driver see in their rearview mirror before returning to their lane after passing another vehicle?
• What does BAC stand for?
• The decision-making process in driving primarily involves which of the following actions?
• When driving an airbag-equipped vehicle, how far should you sit from the steering wheel?
• What is preventative maintenance?
• Which factors can affect vehicle traction?
• What does Traction Control do?
• What is one of the benefits of the BGE mirror setting regarding glare?