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| what happens to fines in a work zone? |
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| what is the fine for parking in a disabled parking spot? |
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They show directions and distance to various
locations such as cities, airports, or state lines or to
special areas such as national parks, historical areas, or
museums. |
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They show the location of various services such
as rest areas, gas stations, campgrounds, or hospitals. |
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When a highway is divided into two or more
roadways, it is illegal to drive within, over, or across the
space. |
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A green arrow means you
can use the lane beneath it, a red
“X” means you cannot. A flashing
yellow “X” means the lane is only
for turning. A steady yellow “X”
means that the use of the lane is
changing and you should move
out of it as soon as it is safe to do
so. |
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| “High Occupancy Vehicles” |
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| how long should you stay in a Two-Way Left Turn Lanes |
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Neighborhood Electric Vehicles (NEV), Medium-speed
Electric Vehicles (MEV), and Motorized Foot Scooters
(MFS) – Both NEV and MEV are electrically powered,
four-wheeled vehicles that can be driven on roads posted
35 mph or less. |
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A NEV can reach speeds of 20-25 mph. A
MEV can reach speeds of 30-35 mph and is equipped with
a roll-cage or a crush-proof body design. |
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| when do Pedestrians and bicyclists have the right-of-way? |
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| at crosswalks and intersections, |
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| when should you stop for a school bus? |
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red lights flashing whether it is on your side of the
road, the opposite side of the road or at an intersection
you are approaching. |
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| when do you not have to stop for a school bus? |
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a school bus with red lights flashing when the stopped
school bus is traveling in the opposite direction and the
roadway:
- has three or more marked traffic lanes,
- is separated by a median, or
- is separated by a physical barrier. |
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| with a curb and are facing uphill |
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, set your parking
brake and turn your steering wheel away from the curb.
This way, if your vehicle starts to roll, it will roll into the
curb. |
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set your parking brake and turn your
steering wheel toward the curb. |
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set your parking brake and turn
your steering wheel toward the edge of the road. This
way, if your vehicle starts to roll, it will roll away from
traffic. |
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• Stop even with the
car ahead. Turn
the wheel sharp
right and back
slowly toward the
car behind.
• When clear of the
car ahead, turn
the wheel sharp
left and back
slowly to the car
behind.
• Turn the wheel
sharp right and
pull toward the
curb in the center
of the parking
space. |
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| how far away from a traffic signal, stop sign, or yield sign. |
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| how far from a pedestrian safety zone. |
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| how far from a fire hydrant. |
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| how far from a railroad crossing. |
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| where should your hand be |
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| speed in cities and towns |
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| how far ahead should you look? |
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| when should you start to signal |
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| when should you turn off your high beams |
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| when can you use your high beams when following someone |
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| if broken, how far behind your car should you place emergency flares |
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| how slow should you go on a wet day? |
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| 10 mph less then what it says |
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| in heavy rain, when can your tires lose traction |
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