Tennessee DriveSafe Online 4 Hour Practice Exam

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• If you are on a highway, you should use the ___ to speed up to the pace of traffic
• Using a hands-free device still imposes cognitive distraction.
• It is safe to drive as long as your BAC is at or below:
• Which combination best helps prevent drowsy driving on long trips?
• If you loose traction you should NOT:
• What should you do in a roundabout?
• What should you do when approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the roadside?
• What is the best practice for turning at an intersection?
• Speed and what factor are often to blame in the creation of collision traps?
• Which statement best describes how defensive driving reduces risk?
• If you miss your highway exit, what should you do?
• What should you do to prevent drowsy driving on long trips?
• Center lanes may be used for which maneuver?
• Comprehensive coverage covers you in the event that ___.
• The statement 'Because of their narrow profile and lighter weight, motorcyclists have limited rights to the road' is:
• Center lanes are designated primarily for which maneuver?
• No-zone refers to the area around a vehicle where other drivers cannot see you.
• Which item should you verify before starting a trip?
• How far before a turn must you signal?
• After stopping for a school bus, it is safe to proceed again when:
• What is the primary danger of driving under the influence?
• Best practice when adjusting vehicle controls is to wait until you are stopped or at a red light.
• What percentage of bike crashes result in some kind of head injury?
• Which statement describes the purpose of comprehensive coverage?
• During a traffic stop, which measure is recommended?
• Anti-lock braking systems are designed to:
• When approaching a curve, what should you do with your speed?
• School zones are typically enforced for reduced speeds during which times?
• A green left arrow indicates which of the following?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommendation for dealing with an aggressive driver?
• Which of the following is a recommended approach when responding to others' mistakes?
• Wait until ___ before adjusting the volume of the radio or the climate controls.
• In adverse conditions, how should you adjust following distance?
• Which term describes memory loss due to heavy drinking?
• Which of the following describes actions during a tire blowout?
• On a multi-lane highway, slower traffic should operate in which lane?
• Which statement correctly describes what you should do at a railroad crossing with gates down?
• What is a safe lane change procedure?
• Speeding was a factor in ___ percent of all U.S. roadway fatalities.
• The best alternative option to avoid or reduce the severity of the crash is called the ___.
• Rural driving is dangerous because:
• On a multi-lane highway, slower traffic should:
• What is a safe lane change procedure?
• Which practice best describes safe speed management?
• Nearly half of all cyclist fatalities occurred between bicyclists and ___.
• In adverse weather, what adjustment to speed and following distance is recommended?
• Which of the following is NOT part of your suspension system?
• If a child is harmed in a DUI incident, you may face felony charges.
• If the crossing gates are down at a railroad track, you may only drive around the crossing gate if:
• Approximately 80% of people ejected from vehicles die. What is the best way to prevent an ejection from a car?
• What is the safest response if you begin to feel drowsy while driving?
• Which statement about liability insurance is correct?
• When two vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection at the same time, the right-of-way is given to the vehicle___
• Which actions are considered distracted driving?
• Looking at a GPS while driving could result in you becoming what?
• What should you do if you begin to skid on slippery pavement?
• What is the legal Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) limit for driving?
• Your car can lose traction in just how many inches of water?
• On a wet road, which practices help you maintain control?
• Which of the following is NOT caused be alcohol consumption?
• Which depth can cause loss of traction for many passenger cars when driving through water?
• What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit in all 50 states for most adult drivers?
• When driving in fog, you should switch on your___.
• Is it allowed to take breaks during the driving course?
• Which statement best describes the Three-Second Rule in normal driving?
• How should you maintain tire pressure?
• When is it NOT okay to use the improved shoulder on a road?
• What is the primary function of anti-lock brakes (ABS) in emergency braking?
• Which statement about the driving course is accurate?
• What is the Three-Second Rule used for?
• In wet conditions for cyclists, what is recommended?
• Seat belts are designed to do what during a crash?
• A child younger than 1 year old or who weighs less than 20 pounds must ride in what type of car seat?
• Defensive driving isn't just about reacting to the unknown. It's about removing the unknown by planning ahead and ___.
• In foggy conditions, which headlight setting improves visibility?
• The two-second rule applies to vehicles traveling under ___ MPH.
• Where is it illegal to stop your car?
• A single drink can alter your driving performance by affecting which of the following?
• Children under the age of ___ are required to use a child safety seat, unless they are taller that 57"
• Following too closely increases the risk of which type of crash?
• What is the most important safety gear a cyclist can wear?
• What is the leading cuase of death for people aged 16 to 24?
• Which of the following is NOT a recommended step for safely returning to the road?
• If someone is injured at the scene of an accident, what should you do?
• About ___% of all fatalities on Tennessee roads were due to speeding.
• If you feel the vehicle starting to slip, you should:
• You can control your cruising speed using only the ___.
• Approximately what percentage of bike crashes lead to head injury?
• If a pedestrian enters your travel lane, what is the safest action?
• Which item is most commonly found discarded in the environment?
• How does weather affect tire traction?
• Which of the following is NOT a safety tip for pedestrians?
• Which statement best describes safe behavior when sharing the road with motorcycles?
• What does a flashing red light indicate?
• Most drunk driving accidents occur between ___.
• Which statement about vehicle weight and stopping distance is true?
• What does the move over law require when you encounter an emergency vehicle stopped on the roadside?
• Not wearing seatbelts contributed to what portion of fatally injured passengers?
• Being a good defensive driver involves ___ the actions of other drivers.
• Physiology refers to the:
• Which statement about alcohol and driving safety is accurate?
• When evaluating the traffic environment, you should plan to do what before departure?
• Who has the right of way at a four-way intersection with no signals?
• What should you do if you miss your exit while driving on a highway?
• When approaching a curve, what is the correct practice for visibility?
• Which statement about the effects of drugs on driving is supported by the material?
• A single drink can impair driving safety.
• You may pass when the line dividing traffic lanes is dashed.
• On a roundabout, you must yield to traffic:
• Cognitive distraction takes your mind off the task of driving.
• What following distance rule is commonly taught in DriveSafe Online?
• If you see or hear an emergency vehicle coming, you should:
• What is the safest response to amber/yield signs?
• Which of the following were key contributing factors to roadway accidents in Tennessee?
• Which sequence describes the actions during a tire blowout?
• At night, a bicycle's front lamp should be visible from at least how many feet?
• Under normal conditions, what is a safe following distance behind the vehicle ahead?
• Which statement about DUI and injury to a child is true?
• In Tennessee, what is a common consequence of distracted driving?
• When visibility is reduced by fog, which headlight setting is recommended?
• Which statement best describes the penalties for a DUI offense?
• Which of the following does NOT count as a no-zone?
• At 60 mph, stopping distance can exceed which distance?
• Almost ___ of the people who dies in fatal car accidents weren't wearing a seatbelt
• What should you check before crossing a railroad track?
• About ___ percent of all fatally injured passengers in passenger vehicles were NOT wearing a seatbelt.
• If you are caught in a tornado, your first option for a safe place is where?
• When approaching an emergency vehicle stopped on the roadside, which action is recommended?
• The statement 'If your car is equipped with an airbag, you do not need to wear your seatbelt' is:
• Which practice is recommended for driving in high traffic?
• Which of the following is an example of an economic loss?
• Which statement best describes speeding as it relates to crashes?
• Bad weather can result in which condition?
• How should you scan the roadway to maintain awareness?
• What should you do at railroad crossings?
• When turning at an intersection, which approach best promotes safety?
• Which statement about cell phone use and driving is true?
• If your car is equipped with an airbag, you do not need to wear your seatbelt.
• What is the recommended response to a tire blowout while driving?
• What is the most frequently littered item?
• If a child suffers injury or death as a result of drunk driving, you may be charged with a felony.
• Talking on the phone is not distracting if the phone is hands-free.
• Which of the following is not an effect of drowsy driving?
• How long is this driving course?
• Before you begin a trip, which of the following should you check?
• Momentum is calculated by multiplying speed and which quantity?
• What is the proper way to share the road with bicycles?
• If your engine stalls while driving, you should: All choices are correct
• Which of the following is an effect of drowsy driving?
• Which of the following are reasons that someone will want to increase following distance?
• To recover from hydroplaning, you should:
• Which statement about liability insurance is correct?
• Which of the following does NOT affect traction?
• What is the correct behavior at a controlled intersection with a green light?
• Which statement about the effect of drugs on driving is true?
• What is the recommended action if you encounter animals on the roadway?
• To maximize nighttime visibility as a cyclist, you should wear:
• Texting and driving create what kind of distraction?
• Drinking to the point where your brain is no longer able to store information in memory is called ___.
• Which of the following is NOT in the defensive driving chain of events?
• Who should you contact regarding dismissing a ticket or reducing points in your state?
• Rural driving is dangerous mainly because of which factors?
• Momentum is the product of an object's speed and ___.
• What is the impact of distracted driving on reaction time?
• Which statement best describes the risk associated with distracted driving?
• When driving in rain, what should you do to avoid hydroplaning?
• What is the purpose of performing a blind spot check?
• Implied consent laws address which aspect of DUI enforcement?
• Which driving behaviors are recommended when pavement is wet?
• Which of the following is an example of something in the traffic environment you should evaluate before driving?
• Which of the following actions best supports safe following distances in degraded weather?
• What is the recommended action if you encounter animals on the roadway?
• Where is it illegal to stop your car?
• When passing a motorcycle, what should you do?
• Implied consent means that you agree to take a breathalyzer test just by operating a motor vehicle.
• While passing another vehicle, how do you know when it's safe to return to your lane?
• What does the right-of-way rule generally require at four-way stops?
• Even when not legally drunk, alcohol can impair driving by affecting which aspects?
• Physiology is described as the study of which?
• Which of the following is a recommendation for dealing with a traffic stop?
• What is the proper use of headlights?
• Which statement best describes the recommended approach to safety in adverse driving conditions?
• You can take breaks during the course.
• What should you do when a school bus's red stop arm is extended?
• What should you do to anticipate hazards while driving?
• Implied consent laws require drivers suspected of DUI to do what?
• What is the safe option for when you encounter a truck's blind spots?
• What is the primary purpose of defensive driving?
• What is the safest option if you are feeling drowsy while driving?
• If you experience an inability to steer, you should immediately apply full pressure to the brakes to stop as quickly as possible.
• Which item is NOT typically included in pre-trip checks?
• Which statement about the final exam is true?
• What is the best way to handle aggressive drivers?
• For a first DUI conviction, penalties can include which of the following?
• Adjusting your mirrors can completely remove all blind spots around a vehicle.
• Which of the following are examples of driving distractions?
• How does a vehicle's weight affect stopping distance?
• When parking uphill with a curb on your left, which direction should you turn your wheels?
• What is the correct action if you start to skid?
• In addition to obeying speed limits, you may also want to adjust your speed because:
• Before changing lanes, which check ensures there is no vehicle in your blind spot?
• Which of the following are examples of common driving error?
• What does a solid line on your side of the road indicate?
• Which of the following are good strategies for dealing with the mistakes of others?
• How should you behave around motorcycles to safely share the road?
• Rubbernecking is dangerous because of distracted driving and because rubbernecking drivers do what?
• If you approach a railroad crossing with no active signals, what is the recommended action?
• How should you use seatbelts with passengers?
• Which statement about DUI and impairment is true?
• If another driver is tailgating you, which action is best?
• When turning left, you must yield to oncoming traffic except when you have what?
• What is the correct sequence for a normal stop?
• What is implied by the 'implied consent' law?
• Which condition requires a rear-facing car seat?
• You must pass the final exam with a score of ___ or better.
• Most pedestrian fatalities occur at what time?
• DUI penalties can include which of the following?
• When you see a fire engine with lights and siren behind you, you should:
• What is the correct action when a school bus's stop arm is extended and red lights are flashing?
• Synergistic effects refer to the combination of effects from ___ and ___.
• Hydroplaning occurs when tires lose contact with the road due to water. How can you reduce this risk?
• What two strategies increase safety in all adverse driving conditions?
• What are typical signs of driver fatigue?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the defensive driving chain of events?
• 67% of speeding drivers involved in fatal crashes were ___.
• Which statement about anti-lock braking systems (ABS) is correct?
• Using a hands-free device eliminates cognitive distraction.
• Motorcyclists and pedal cyclists are vulnerable to which roadway condition?
• Minimum speed limits are often in place for what reason?
• You may not pass when the line that divides traffic lanes is ___
• Why is it important to increase following distance in adverse weather?
• After stopping for a school bus, you may proceed again when:
• At an uncontrolled intersection, the right-of-way is given to the vehicle on the ___
• Blind spots can be reduced but not eliminated.
• Which of the following is the most effective way to prevent ejection during a crash?
• How does wearing a seat belt affect injury risk?
• Which of the following is an example of a regulatory sign?
• Which statement best reflects the goal of defensive driving?
• According to the material, emotional states may affect your driving.
• A car traveling 60 MPH can take longer than ___ to stop.