Question 1

True or False - In all states drivers in all lanes must stop for school buses with flashing red lights.

Question 1

True or False - In all states drivers in all lanes must stop for school buses with flashing red lights.

CORRECT

In some states you can legally pass a school bus while the red flashing lights are on if the roadway has four or more lanes and you are traveling in the opposite direction.
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Question 1

True or False - In all states drivers in all lanes must stop for school buses with flashing red lights.

WRONG

In some states you can legally pass a school bus while the red flashing lights are on if the roadway has four or more lanes and you are traveling in the opposite direction.
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Question 2

Which of the following does not have a “Move Over Law” requiring motorists to move lanes when there is a stationary public safety, emergency, service or utilities vehicle with its emergency lights on?

Question 2

Which of the following does not have a “Move Over Law” requiring motorists to move lanes when there is a stationary public safety, emergency, service or utilities vehicle with its emergency lights on?

CORRECT

Although there is not a law requiring motorists to move over, drivers should still be cautious by moving over to the adjacent lane when possible and reducing their speed when not.
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Question 2

Which of the following does not have a “Move Over Law” requiring motorists to move lanes when there is a stationary public safety, emergency, service or utilities vehicle with its emergency lights on?

WRONG

All U.S. states have a move over law, except for Washington D.C..
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Question 3

True or False: In most states, cars built after the middle of the 20th century cannot be sold or registered unless they are equipped with glass that prevents shattering or flying if broken.

Question 3

True or False: In most states, cars built after the middle of the 20th century cannot be sold or registered unless they are equipped with glass that prevents shattering or flying if broken.

CORRECT

Safety glass must be used in the windshields and, where applicable, doors, partitions, rear windows, and windows on each side immediately adjacent to the rear window in all cars manufactured after the middle of the 20th century.
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Question 3

True or False: In most states, cars built after the middle of the 20th century cannot be sold or registered unless they are equipped with glass that prevents shattering or flying if broken.

WRONG

Safety glass must be used in the windshields and, where applicable, doors, partitions, rear windows, and windows on each side immediately adjacent to the rear window in all cars manufactured after the middle of the 20th century.
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Question 4

True or False: You have to use turn signals or hand and arm signals anytime you change lanes –no less than 100 feet before changing lanes.

Question 4

True or False: You have to use turn signals or hand and arm signals anytime you change lanes –no less than 100 feet before changing lanes.

CORRECT

The same rule applies any time you turn or change course.
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Question 4

True or False: You have to use turn signals or hand and arm signals anytime you change lanes –no less than 100 feet before changing lanes.

WRONG

The same rule applies any time you turn or change course.
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Question 5

What is the highest max highway speed in the U.S.?

Question 5

What is the highest max highway speed in the U.S.?

CORRECT

Texas has a max highway speed of 85 mph.
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Question 5

What is the highest max highway speed in the U.S.?

WRONG

Texas has a max highway speed of 85 mph.
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Question 6

True or False: Car insurance is required for all drivers in every state.

Question 6

True or False: Car insurance is required for all drivers in every state.

CORRECT

Car insurance is not required in New Hampshire or Virginia.
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Question 6

True or False: Car insurance is required for all drivers in every state.

WRONG

Car insurance is not required in New Hampshire or Virginia.
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