Utah Driver License Exam Questions And Already Passed Answers.
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What is the "Basic Speed Law?" - Answer This states that you may never drive faster than is reasonably safe.
When would you drive 20 miles per hour? - Answer 1. When passing a school building or grounds during school recess.
2. When children are going or leaving school during opening or clo...
Utah Driver License Exam Questions
And Already Passed Answers.
What is the "Basic Speed Law?" - Answer This states that you may never drive faster than is reasonably
safe.
When would you drive 20 miles per hour? - Answer 1. When passing a school building or grounds
during school recess.
2. When children are going or leaving school during opening or closing hours or when flashing lights are
operating.
When would you drive 25 miles per hour? - Answer In any business or residential area.
When would you drive 55 miles per hour? - Answer On major highways, as posted.
When would you drive 65/75 miles per hour? - Answer On rural interstate highways.
When are some times that require you to slow down? - Answer 1. When approaching and crossing an
intersection or railroad crossing.
2. When approaching and going around a curve.
3. When approaching the top of a hill.
4. When traveling upon any narrow or winding road.
5. When special hazards such as people walking beside the road, heavy traffic, or dangerous road
conditions exist.
6. During poor weather conditions.
7. Any time when you cannot see clearly.
8. in any highway work zones where construction, maintenance, or utility work is being done.
9. When approaching any authorized vehicle which is flashing red, red and white, or red and blue lights.
When are signals required? - Answer 1. For two seconds before turning.
,2. For two seconds before beginning any lane change.
3. Any time you pull away from a curb.
4. When you intend to slow down or stop. Your brake lights will accomplish this if they are operating
properly and can readily be seen.
5. In addition, most cars have an emergency flasher system for use when your car is disabled on the
highway. Use it for this purpose.
What are some things to remember when backing? - Answer 1. Keep your vehicle on the right-hand
side of the road and do not back unnecessarily long distances.
2. Make sure the way behind you is clear before you start backing.
3. Do not interfere with other traffic on the highway.
4. Always turn your head and look to the rear while backing.
5. Do not back up on the freeway or interstate.
A good turn involves what? - Answer 1. Making up your mind before you get to the turning point.
2. Signaling and safely moving into the proper lane well in advance of your turn. If you cannot get into
the proper lane at least 100 feet before your turn, do not turn.
3. Giving the proper turn signal at leas two seconds before reaching the point where you plan to turn.
4. Slowing down to a reasonable turning speed.
5. Making the turn properly.
How do you make a left turn? - Answer 1. Well before reaching the corner, signal your intention to
change lanes, make a head check to the left, and move into the left lane.
2. Start slowing down, and turn on the left turn signal at least two seconds before reaching the point
where you wish to turn.
3. Look to the right and to the left before starting to make your turn.
4. Do not start turning until on-coming lanes are clear.
5. Enter the street onto which you are turning just to the right of the center line.
6. Do not turn from or enter into the right hand lane.
7. Left turns may be made on a highway across double yellow line pavement markings indicating a two
direction, no passing zone.
,How do you make a Right turn? - Answer 1. Well before reaching the corner, signal your intention to
change lanes, make a head check to the right, and move into the right lane.
2. Start slowing down, and turn on the right turn signal at least two seconds before reaching the corner.
3. Look in both directions before you start to make your turn.
4. Keep as close to the right as possible.
How do you turn from a two-way street onto a one-way street and from a one-way street onto a two-
way street - Answer You may turn left onto a one-way street from a one-way street on a red light after
first coming to a complete stop.
How do you do a two-point turn? - Answer 1. Signal a left turn.
2. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
3. Pull to the left into the driveway.
4. Stop and shift into reverse.
5. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
6. Turn the steering wheel to the right.
7. Back out of the driveway and into the proper lane.
8. Stop, shift into gear, and move forward.
How do you do a three-point turn? - Answer 1. Signal right.
2. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
3. Pull over to the right side of the roadway.
4. Signal left.
5. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
6. Pull to the left over the oncoming travel lane.
7. Stop and shift into reverse.
8. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
9. Turn the wheels to the right and back slowly across the highway.
10. Stop and shift into forward gear.
, 11. Complete a head check for traffic and pedestrians.
12. Pull forward into the travel lane.
When would you never make a u-turn? - Answer 1. On any curve.
2. Near the top of a hill where you cannot see or be seen from both directions for 500 feet.
3. Where prohibited by an official traffic control device.
What are some things to remember in regards to changing lanes and blind spots? - Answer 1. Glance in
your rearview mirrors. Be certain that no one is preparing to pass you.
2. Look over your shoulder in the direction you want to move. Be sure no one is near the left or right rear
corners of your vehicle. You will have to check your blind spots.
3. Check quickly. Do not take your eyes off of the road ahead of you for more than an instant.
4. Drive defensively by making sure your lane change can be completed safely.
5. Maintain your speed when changing lanes.
What are 4 things to remember when using a roundabout? - Answer 1. Always yield to the traffic that is
already in the roundabout.
2. Roundabouts run counter clockwise, always enter the roundabout to your right.
3. Always yield to pedestrians.
4. Always signal going in and out of a roundabout.
What are some additional things to remember about roundabouts? - Answer 1. The roundabout is a
free flowing traffic lane, therefore it is not regulated by traffic lights.
2. It is extremely important for the driver to be aware of pedestrians that might be crossing the traffic
lanes of the roundabout.
What is a Continious Flow Intersection (CFI)? - Answer It is a new approach to intersection design.
Compared to a traditional intersection, it reduces the steps in the light cycle and places left turns along a
safer path.
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