Cheap Easy Fast Defensive Driving Practice Exam

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• In one hour, the adult human body can burn about how many ounces of alcohol?
• Which curb color indicates you may park for a limited time?
• Which statements are true about moving into the proper lane before the exit?
• Which statement about a cooperative driver is correct?
• Slow driving on highways can result in a ticket.
• It is illegal to possess an open container of an alcoholic beverage in a passenger area of a motor vehicle located on a public highway when the vehicle is being:
• Why is scanning for pedestrians at intersections critical even when you have the right of way?
• What is a critical safety rule regarding child seats and airbags?
• Which of the following is true about following large trucks?
• What is one key purpose of documenting details at the scene of a minor crash?
• If an oncoming vehicle is drifting into your lane, which action is safest?
• What are common penalties for reckless driving or excessive speeding in most jurisdictions?
• To participate as a designated driver, an individual:
• When you see a flashing school zone warning or cones, what should you do?
• Which BAC level is associated with greatly impaired body functions?
• What is a likely outcome when alcohol is taken with other drugs?
• What is a safe procedure for changing lanes on a busy highway?
• Because of differences in body composition and chemistry, males and females are affected differently by alcohol, and when equal weight drink equal amounts, the alcohol concentration level will be higher in the woman than in the man. Which option is correct?
• If a tire blows out while driving, what is the safest response?
• What is the proper procedure for an emergency stop on the expressway if you have no safe exit?
• At 35 mph, which distance is the stopping distance?
• Which statements are correct regarding large trucks?
• How should you behave around large trucks to improve safety?
• Which statement about green curb is true?
• When parking downhill, how should you orient your wheels?
• Before changing lanes, how should you check for a blind spot?
• Which statement best describes the defensive scanning pattern?
• Which statement is true about curb colors in parking rules?
• How do you identify a vehicle blind spot?
• Alcohol or drugs account for what percentage of all fatal crashes in Texas?
• Are crosswalks typically located at corners?
• How should you respond to a tailgater while maintaining safety?
• At a BAC of 0.04, which statement best describes impairment?
• To cross an intersection safely, which combination is correct?
• A blue painted curb indicates which of the following?
• Which practice helps you monitor hazards by checking mirrors regularly in urban driving?
• How can you minimize distraction from electronic devices while driving?
• You must have the following conditions present at the intersections in order to cross an intersection safely:
• The maximum speed limit at a blind intersection is:
• It is illegal to cross the center of the roadway to pass any vehicle within ____ feet of a railroad crossing.
• Which statements are true about taking alcohol together with other drugs?
• Why is tire tread depth important, and what is the typical minimum safe depth?
• The yellow line divides the road in two-way traffic. You can pass the vehicle in front of you if:
• When entering freeways, which is true?
• If you have brake failure you may
• How does tire pressure influence handling and fuel economy?
• When is it appropriate to use cruise control?
• Under ideal conditions, what is the recommended minimum following distance to allow for safe stopping?
• The daytime speed limit for passenger cars on Texas highways is:
• On a long downhill when brakes begin to fade, which sequence is recommended?
• What is the daytime maximum speed limit for passenger cars on Texas highways?
• What is the purpose of always having an escape path?
• If you are sleepy you should:
• A red painted curb means:
• Which statement best describes a cooperative driver?
• What is the minimum legal age to be a designated driver in the scenario provided?
• When parking where there is no curb, what is the correct wheel position?
• What does pneumatic tires mean?
• In heavy traffic, when merging toward the exit, you should
• At a four-way stop intersection, which vehicle has the right of way?
• At an unsignalized intersection, what is the typical right-of-way rule?
• Why is it important to report a crash to authorities even if it seems minor?
• How can you protect young passengers and ensure correct car seat use?
• What is the recommended following distance under ideal conditions?
• Which of the following is true about blind spots?
• You should signal when you are going to:
• Which statement about trucks is true?
• Which action is prohibited by a red curb in all cases?
• What should you do if you miss a turn but realize your error well ahead?
• If tire tread depth is too shallow on wet roads, what risk increases?
• Why should a defensive driver be aware of the shoulder and ditch on the right?
• After you narrowly avoid a vehicle running a red light, what should you do?
• Which statements about bicycle riders are correct?
• If you are in another driver's blind spot, which action is appropriate?
• If you are 62 years or over, you may obtain a senior citizen ID card. The card is available to residents 62 or older.
• Being a Cooperative Driver Means
• What is the primary purpose of wearing a seat belt?
• On a two-way road, which statement allows passing?
• What is the recommended approach when merging onto a highway from an on-ramp?
• You must follow special parking rules. Which statement is true?
• Which statement about ABS is correct?
• What happens when tire pressure is too low (under-inflated)?
• What percent alcohol is contained in 80 proof liquor?
• If an emergency vehicle with lights and siren is behind you, what should you do?
• What is the main reason to plan an escape path while driving?
• At uncontrolled railroad crossings, the speed limit is:
• What is a key benefit of proper seat belt use?
• Before driving you should ensure the emergency brake is off.
• What is the recommended action if you miss a turn well ahead and must proceed safely?
• Which statements about driving slowly on highways are correct?
• To be a good driver, you need to:
• Fines are -------- for certain violations committed in highway construction or maintenance zones when workers are present.
• Under which conditions is a U-turn allowed in a residential district?
• On a one-lane mountain road when two vehicles meet on a steep road where neither can pass, which vehicle should back up?
• Minors are prohibited from operating recreational vessels with a BAC of:
• What is a key mental principle of defensive driving?
• How can you minimize fatigue on long trips?
• Which of the statements below are correct?
• What should you do when approaching a school zone during posted hours?
• If you are hit from the rear you should
• Which statement about motorcyclists is correct?
• At an uncontrolled intersection with no signs or signals, which statement is correct?
• Which distance is appropriate for dimming headlights in fog?
• You should use your signals at least ____ feet before turning.
• Which statement about speed and weather is correct?
• What should you be aware of when you see a brake warning light on your dashboard?
• At an intersection a flashing yellow light means:
• Which statements are correct? Texas's Basic Speed Law says that you must never drive faster than is safe for the conditions, no matter what the speed limit sign may say; No matter what the speed limit sign may say, your speed should depend on the amount of rain, fog, snow, ice, wind, or dust; A only; B only; A and B; Neither.
• Which statement is true regarding signaling before maneuvers?
• How should you adjust speed and following distance in adverse weather?
• Dim your lights by switching to low beams before you are ____ feet from a vehicle coming toward you.
• In an urban district the maximum speed limit during daytime and nighttime is:
• A flashing red signal means:
• When a school bus is stopped with flashing red lights on a two-lane road, what must drivers do?
• On icy roads, which braking approach is correct?
• What is the purpose of downshifting to a lower gear on a long downhill?
• Which statements are true about alcohol's effects?
• Exit signs are usually placed at least how many yards ahead of the exit turn-off?
• What must you do if you turn right on a red light and there is no sign prohibiting the turn?
• How can you recognize and avoid common unsafe driving habits that lead to crashes?
• In urban districts, what is the maximum speed limit during daytime?
• During an ABS activation, what does feeling pulsations in the brake pedal indicate?
• The Texas senior citizen ID card is valid for how many years?
• In Texas, driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs is:
• At night, which guidance helps manage glare and maintain lane position?
• What actions should you take when you see a fire hydrant or pothole in the road?
• When approaching an intersection you should
• In Texas, before you are able to get your driver license you must have a:
• Which of the following statements about bicycle riders' rights and responsibilities is true?
• Motorcyclists face unusual dangers because:
• At an intersection a yellow arrow means:
• When is it appropriate to use high beams to improve visibility?
• Which practice is recommended if you feel drowsy while driving?
• Which practice helps reduce danger when sharing the road with motorcycles?
• Which two safety considerations explain why you should increase following distance behind large trucks?
• What is the recommended lane-position strategy on a three-lane highway to optimize safety?
• What should you do to avoid obstructing school bus loading zones?
• The yield sign means that you should:
• At 35 mph, how many feet are required to come to a complete stop?
• Which scenario is safe for using cruise control?
• You may pass another car if:
• What steps should you take after a minor collision to protect yourself and others?
• In adverse weather, what is an essential safety measure besides reducing speed and increasing following distance?
• When should you use your turn signal and for how long before changing lanes?
• When you come upon a school bus the flashing red light means you must stop:
• What is the recommended approach to non-urgent notifications while driving?
• It is illegal to drive with a blood alcohol concentration of----- or more.
• Slower speed is necessary when:
• Blind intersections are intersections where:
• What is the shape of stop signs?
• The human body develops less tolerance to alcohol with aging. Choose the statement that best matches this idea.
• On icy roads, which technique reduces the chance of a skid?
• What is the correct action if your tires begin to hydroplane?
• Which of the following describes the correct technique to negotiate a curve at moderate or high speed?
• Which statement best describes the general rights and responsibilities of all road users, including bicyclists and motorcyclists?
• What is the best way to maintain visibility in fog?
• What is the shape of yield signs?
• The color of a traffic sign can give you information about the sign's meaning as well as its wording. Which of the following is correct?
• Where are most crosswalks located?
• What is a recommended action when a tailgater is following you and it is safe to change lanes?
• Which of the following describes how to exit a blind spot?
• What is hydroplaning and how can you prevent it?
• Which statement best describes the open-container rule in Texas when the vehicle is on a public highway and has passengers?
• What is the correct action if you need to avoid a hazard in your lane and it is safe to steer away?
• When you approach an intersection you should:
• Why is it important to check mirrors regularly when driving in urban areas?
• What should you do if you encounter a road with water covering the pavement and it seems deep?
• Which of the following best describes the defensive scanning pattern a driver should use most of the time?
• Alcohol directly affects the brain's ability to control eye movement. Which statements about eye movement are true?
• How should you behave at a roundabout to maintain safety?
• At BAC levels around 0.01 to 0.03, which statements are true about impairment?
• Why is maintaining proper windshield wiper function part of safe driving?
• Which statement about the impact of alcohol on reaction time is true?
• You must not follow within ...... of a fire truck answering an alarm or an ambulance when the flashing red lights are on.
• Which statement about yellow lines is NOT true?
• In defensive driving, maintaining space around your vehicle helps you to
• What does it mean for driving when alcohol is classified as a depressant?
• A person should be extremely careful or avoid using alcohol when:
• What does the Basic Speed Law require drivers to do?
• Which of the following are included in changing lanes?
• Which statement best explains the reason for maintaining extra following distance behind large trucks?
• To be sure a lane is clear before moving into it, you should:
• Which sign shape indicates a stop sign?
• Approximately at what distance should you dim your headlights when approaching an oncoming vehicle?
• How should you handle a vehicle's brake warning light?
• What is the recommended practice for safe night driving regarding glare from oncoming headlights?
• When a law enforcement or traffic officer is directing the flow of traffic, you should:
• When braking with an Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) activated, which action is correct?
• At an uncontrolled railroad crossing, the speed limit is:
• What is the primary risk when driving at night and what technique reduces it?
• The maximum speed limit at a blind intersection is:
• Why do large trucks require more space when turning?
• At an intersection, a flashing red light means: