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California Driving Exam (1)
California Driving Exam (1)
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California Driving ExamA center lane with solid and broken yellow lines that is used by vehicles making
left turns in both directions is called a:
A) Two-way Left-Turn lane.
B) Median strip with driving allowed.
C) Shared passing lane.
D) None of these answers. - ANS-A) Two-way Left-Turn lane.
A large diamond painted in a lane means:
A) This lane is reserved for special traffic.
B) This lane may not be used, except by emergency vehicles.
C) Stopping, standing, or parking is prohibited in this lane.
D) This lane will become an entrance lane in a few hundred feet. - ANS-A) This
lane is reserved for special traffic.
A right-turn-on-red can be made, at a red arrow:
A) From a one-way street turning onto a one-way street.
B) After stopping completely first.
C) After yielding to all traffic first.
D) Never. - ANS-D) Never.
A vehicles' "blind spots" are:
A) Areas where the headlights don't reach for illumination.
B) Areas you can't see, because they are in FRONT of what your mirrors show,
but behind your peripheral vision.
C) Areas hidden by the fenders and bumpers.
D) None of these choices are correct. - ANS-B) Areas you can't see, because they
are in FRONT of what your mirrors show, but behind your peripheral vision.
A WHITE line, parallel to your lane, on the right, indicates:
A) A lane that can be used for passing on the right.
B) A NO PARKING area.
C) The edge of the vehicular portion of a road way, and may not be crossed.
D) None of these answers. - ANS-C) The edge of the vehicular portion of a road
way, and may not be crossed.
A WHITE, transverse line across your lane means:
A) You are in a lane that is being dropped.
, B) You must stop with your entire vehicle behind this line.
C) You are in a restricted lane for buses, bikes, or other vehicles.
D) None of these answers. - ANS-B) You must stop with your entire vehicle behind
this line.
According to the formula for stopping distance, how many feet will it take you to
stop, from 60 mph?
A) 120
B) 180
C) 360
D) 600 - ANS-B) 180 feet
Alcohol is a:
A) Flammable substance
B) Poison
C) Central Nervous System Depressant
D) All of these answers are correct. - ANS-D) All of these answers are correct.
An orange triangular sign on the back of a vehicle means:
A) It has right-of-way in some lanes.
B) It has right-of-way in all lanes.
C) It has hazardous cargo.
D) It is a slow-moving (under 25 mph) vehicle. - ANS-D) It is a slow-moving (under
25 mph) vehicle.
At its height, what percentage of American workers were employed in an
automotive-related industry?
A) 10%
B) 40%
C) 20%
D) 33% - ANS-C) 20%
BAC stands for:
A) Biggest Alcohol Content
B) Body Alcohol Consumption
C) Blood Alcohol Concentration
D) None of these answers. - ANS-C) Blood Alcohol Concentration
By the 1920's, the worlds largest automobile manufacturer was:
A) Ford Motor Company
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