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Gizle/Goster
ID: 13530
Exam: 1695 | Row: 9
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On this sign, the arrow means that
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drivers may choose in which direction they can go.
2
all vehicles must stop to make a right turn.
3
the lane ahead is reserved for trucks to turn right.
4
all traffic must go only in the direction of the arrow.
ID: 13550
Exam: 1696 | Row: 9
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This sign and pavement markings allow
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vehicles from either direction to pass.
2
vehicles from either direction to make a left turn.
3
vehicles from either direction to make a right turn.
4
none of the above.
ID: 13570
Exam: 1697 | Row: 9
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The single broken (dashed) white line in this figure indicates
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traffic moving in opposite directions.
2
the curb of the road.
3
traffic moving in the same direction.
4
the center of a roadway where passing is prohibited.
ID: 13580
Exam: 3077 | Row: 9
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If a Junior Operator's license is suspended for speeding convictions, the reinstatement fee will be
Choices
1
$1,000.
2
$500.
3
$250.
4
$100.
ID: 13600
Exam: 3078 | Row: 9
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If you are judged a habitual offender, your license will be suspended for
Choices
1
3 years.
2
1 year.
3
4 years.
4
2 years.
ID: 13620
Exam: 3079 | Row: 9
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After _____ speeding conviction(s), a Junior Operator (i.e., younger than 18) who holds a learner's permit must retake the learner's permit exam.
Choices
1
1
2
3
3
4
4
2
ID: 13630
Exam: 3080 | Row: 9
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You must be aware of the following potential distractions or impairments
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listening to extremely loud music or using devices such as cell phones, GPS, and intercoms
2
adjusting electronic controls and features of your vehicle
3
alcohol, drugs, and even some medications
4
All of the above
ID: 13639
Exam: 3081 | Row: 9
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Which of these will not adversely affect your driving as you are on the road?
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1
Listening to the radio
2
Drinking coffee
3
Smoking
4
Eating a sandwich
ID: 13648
Exam: 3082 | Row: 9
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If you cannot drive your vehicle due to excessive alcohol, you must
Choices
1
have a designated driver drive your vehicle.
2
use drugs to reduce the effect of alcohol before driving.
3
use coffee to keep you awake while driving.
4
call 911 to help you to drive.
ID: 13661
Exam: 3083 | Row: 9
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Implied Consent law means that by driving a motor vehicle you have agreed that
Choices
1
you will always obey the basic rules.
2
you will take a chemical test when asked by a police officer.
3
you will never drink alcohol or have an open bottle or other container with alcohol in it while you are in a vehicle.
4
None of the above applies to you.