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Oklahoma Driver Manual Flashcards

1
Q

Digital Driver Licenses and ID Cards Differentiated by their Color?

A

(CDL)

Yellow Background

Class D

Blue Background

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Orientation for all Under 21 Year Old Card Holders?

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  • Is Vertical instead of Horizontal
  • Shows the Date when the Individual Turns 18 or 21
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Change in Address?

A

Notify Department of Public Safety within 10 Days

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Driver License Restriction Codes?

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  1. Corrective Lenses
  2. Left Outside Rear Vision Mirror
  3. Restriction #1 or #2
  4. Automatic Transmission
  5. Turn Indicators and Power Steering or Steering Knob
  6. Food, Fruit or Candy within reach of the Driver
  7. Adequate Artificial Limbs
  8. Detailed Restriction on License
  9. Accompanied by Licensed Driver 21 years of Age or Older in the Front Seat
  10. Motorcycle Only

-Restriction A Motorcycle Learner

-Restriction G Graduated Driver License

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5
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Child Passenger Restaint System

A

Under Age of 6 Years Old

Younger then 13 Atleast a Seat Belt

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Passenger Air Bags

A
  • Has Killed Children and Elderly Under 5 Feet Tall
  • Under Age of 12 Put in Back Seat
  • Without Air Bags 26% Safer Seating in Back Seat
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The Right Attitude For The Road

A

-Safety Consciousness

-Cooperative Attitude

-Readiness to Respond

(Alertness, Sharing, Giving and Self-Control)

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I.P.D.E. (Drive Defenseively)

A

I- Indentify Potential Hazards

P- Predict What Could Happen

D- Decide on a Course of Action

E- Execute Your Decision

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9
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Traffic Signs:

  • Red>
  • Green>
  • Yellow>
  • Black & White>
  • Orange>
  • Blue>
  • Brown>
A
  • Red> Stop or “Not Allowed”
  • Green> Directions
  • Yellow> General Warning
  • Black & White> Regulations & Instructions
  • Orange> Warning: Construction or Maintance
  • Blue> Service and Facilities
  • Brown> Recreation and Scenic Guides
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4-WAY or ALL WAY

A

RED RECTANGLE

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“NO”

A

RED CIRCLE WITH A LINE THROUGH IT

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REGULATORY SIGNS

A
  • Black and White Rectangles
  • Tells You What You Must Do and Must Not Do.
  • Directs and Controls or “Regulates” Traffic
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WARNING SIGNS

A
  • Black Letters on a Yellow Background and Diamond-Shaped
  • Signals Conditions Immediately Ahead

(Road Hazards, Change in Directions……)

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RAILROAD WARNING SIGNS

A
  • Black and White Crossbucks Sign OR
  • Round Yellow and Black Sign:

Advance Warning Sign Lets You Know Approaching Railroad Tracks. Prepare To Stop Within 15-50 Feet of First Track.

School Buses, Church Buses, Motor Coaches and Any Vehicle Hauling Explosive or Flammable Liquids By LAW MUST STOP

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Construction and Maintenance Signs:

  • Color
  • Shape
  • Fines
A
  • Color- Orange= Work Zone=Danger
  • Shape- Most Diamond and Some Rectangular
  • Fines- Doubled
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Guide Signs

A
  • Color- Green, White or Brown
  • Gives you Travel Information
  • Identify Highways
  • Shows Distances
  • Mark Exits
  • Points to Parks
  • Recreation Areas
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Mileposts Identifies:

A

Identifies:

  • Location of Accidents
  • Breakdowns
  • Emergencies
  • Every Mile on Interstate Starting at the State Line.
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Service Signs

A
  • Color- Blue
  • Gives- Information and Directions about Facilities
  • Shows Where- Service Stations, Resturates and Motels are Available
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Service Signs:

-Litter Barrel Sign Locations

A

At All Rest and Picnic Areas and All Turnpike Toll Stations

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Slow Moving Vehicle Emblem Speed

A

Public Highways at Speeds of 25 MPH or Less

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21
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Traffic Signals

A

Red- Stop

Yellow Light- Steady

Green Light- Go

Flashing Red Light- Stop (Like a Stop Sign) Used in Dangerous Intersections

Flashing Yellow Light- Caution

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Lane Control Signals

A

Red X- Steady Dont Use Lane

Yellow X- Steady Clear the Lane. Flashing, Left Turn Permitted

Green Arrow Down- Steady Lane Open for Traffic

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23
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Right-Of-Way:

-Yield To Blind Person

A
  • Have a Dog or Cane
  • Cane Will Be White With a Red Tip or Chrome Tip and Will Tap on the Pavement Ahead
  • Vehicle Must Stop Outside the Crosswalk
  • Vehicle Must Stop 15 Feet Away for a Blind Person in the Roadway or Intersection
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Right-Of-Way:

-Church Bus or School Bus

A

Dont Have To Stop for a School Bus When:

- Bus is on a Different Roadway

-Bus is Stopped in a Loading Zone by a Controlled Access Highway where Pedestrians are Not Allowed to Cross

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Expressway Driving:

  • Limited Access Highways “Controlled Access”
  • Noncontrolled Access Highways
A

Limited-Access Highways:

- Designed for Safe, Uninterrupted Travel at Higher Speeds

Limited-Access Highways or “Controlled Access”

- Means You Enter or Leave the Roadway Only at Entrances and Exits, Called Interchanges

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Controlled-Access Highways Driving Rules

A

Speed:

- Mininimum (40 MPH)

-Maximum (55-75 MPH)

Use Proper Lane:

Avoid Collisions- Drive with Caution:

- Stay 3 Seconds Behind Vehicle In Front of You,

4 Seconds in Bad Weather

- Watch 15-20 Seconds Ahead for Cars Braking, Entering and Exiting

Stopping:

Need Help, Raise Your Hood and Tie White Cloth to the Hood or Radio Antenna

Leaving the Expressway:

- Signal Right At Least 100 Feet Before the Exit

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Passing on the Left

A

- Check Ahead for At Least 200 Feet of a Clear Roadway Without a “No Passing Zone”

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Do Not Pass Within ____ of an Obstructed View or if Vehicle or Pedestrians Might Cross Your Path

A

100 Feet

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29
Q

In_____, There Were______ Collisions Caused By Drivers Who Made Improper or Illegal Turns

A

-​ In 2008

- 4,813 Collisions

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You Should Signal for At Least____ or___ of a Block Before You Turn, Slow Down or Stop.

A

At Least 100 Feet or 1/3 of a Block

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There are___ Steps in Making a Good Turn.

A

6 Steps

32
Q

Maximim Penalty for Violating the Basic Speed Rule?

A

- Fined Up To $384.90

- Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail

- Fines Doubled in:

- School

- Construction Zones When Workers or Equipment are Present

33
Q

State Speed Limits:

  • Turnpike-
  • Four-Lane Divided and Super Two-Lane Highways-
  • Two-Lane Highways-
  • County Roads-
  • Highways Within State Parks or Wildlife Refuges-
  • Other Roads in State Parks or Wildlife Refuges-
  • School Zones on Any Highway Outside of a Municipality in a Properly Marked Zone-
A
  • Turnpike-
  • 75MPH
  • Four-Lane Divided and Super Two-LaneHighways-
  • 70 MPH
  • Two-Lane Highways-
  • 65 MPH
  • County Roads-
  • 55 MPH
  • Highways Within State Parks or WildlifeRefuges
  • 45 MPH
  • Other Roads in State Parks or Wildlife Refuges-
  • 35 MPH
  • School Zones on Any Highway Outside of a Municipality in a Properly Marked Zone-
  • 25 MPH
34
Q

Three Steps and Time in Stopping Your Vehicle

A
  1. Perception .5 Seconds
  2. Reaction .66 Seconds
  3. Braking/Stopping, Depends on Speed
35
Q

Stopping Distance Depends On

A
  • Your Own Reaction Time
  • Weather and Road Conditions
  • The Weight of Your Vehicle
  • The Condition of Your Brakes
36
Q

Driving At Night On The Turnpike, At The Speed of

80 MPH. A Deer Appears in Your Headlights, It Will Take______ to See The Deer and Move Foot to Brake, Which You Have Already Traveled_____ft. The Braking Distance at 80 MPH Will Be______ft and Total Stopping Distance is______ft, Longer Then____________ Football Fields.

A
  • 1.16 Seconds
  • 140 ft
  • 320 ft
  • 460 ft
  • One-and-a Half
37
Q

Standard Braking Instructions:

  • Flat Tire or Blowout
  • If You Run off the Pavement
  • On Ice, Snow, Sleet, Gravel, Sand and Other Loose Surfaces
A
  • Take Foot off Gas Pedal and Apply Brakes Cautiously
  • Hold Steering Wheel Firmly. Apply Brakes Lightly and Reduce Speed
  • Tap Brakes Slightly, About One Second Apart Braking Suddenly Can Make Car Skid.
  • (Never Tap Antilock Brakes)
38
Q

While Following Allow____ Car Length for Every____Miles Per Hour of Speed or Use”__________”

A
  • One
  • 10 MPH
  • “The Three Second Rule”
39
Q

Traveling in a Caravan or Motorcade Outside of a Business or Residential Area, Leave At Least____ft Between Each Vehicle

A

200ft

40
Q

Illegal to Park in These Places

A
  1. On a Sidewalk
  2. In Front of a Public or Private Driveway
  3. Within an Intersection
  4. Within 15 ft of a Fire Hydrant
  5. On a Crosswalk
  6. Within 20 ft of a Crosswalk at an Intersection
  7. Within 30 ft Upon the Approach to any Flashing Beacon, Stop Sign or Traffcic-Control Signal Located at the Side of The Roadway
  8. Within 50 ft of the Nearest Rail of a Railroad Crossing
  9. Within 20 ft of the Driveway Entrance to Any Fire Station or Within 75 ft on the Side of a Street Opposite the Entrance (When Properly Signposted)
41
Q

Sharing the Road, Remember the”__________” Drivers should Protect Each other by Driving Defensively

A

“Golden Rule”

42
Q

Allow At Least__ ft of Room When Passing a Bicycle Rider

A

3 ft

43
Q

_______ of Car vs Motorcycle Collisions are Caused, Not By the Motorcycle but By the Driver, Who Turned in Front of the Motorcycle

A

Two-Thirds

44
Q

All Motorcycle Operators Must Have an “__” Endorsement on their Driver License

A

“M”

45
Q

Following a Motorcycle, Allow At Least a___________Following Distance

A

Three-Second

46
Q

Trucks are the Sole Method of Delivery and Pickup for____Percent of Americas Communities

A

77 Percent

47
Q

A Truckers Blind Spots are Immediately in Front, on Either Side of the Cab and Up to____ft in the Rear

A

200 ft

48
Q

Tractor Has a Long Hood, Trucker May Not be Able to See the First_______ ft of Concrete in Front of the Bumper

A

10-20 ft

49
Q

Must Always______ to Trains

A

Yield

50
Q

Trains Average Car Weighs_______Pounds and the Average Loaded Train Weighs___________Pounds

A
  • 3000 lbs
  • 12 Million lbs
51
Q

Train traveling at___MPH Takes a______or More to Stop

A
  • 55 MPH
  • Mile
52
Q

You are___Times More Likely to Die in a Collision With a Train Than in a Crash With a Car or Truck

A

20 Times

53
Q

Average Wait Time it Takes for a Train to Pass Thru the Intersection__Seconds to__Minutes

A
  • 30 Seconds
  • 2 Minutes
54
Q

Oklahoma in 2008 There were___Crashes Involving Trains with___Fatalities and___Persons Injured

A
  • 52 Crashes
  • 5 Fatalities
  • 19 Injuries
55
Q

Most Train Collisions with Drivers Occur

Within___ Miles From the Drivers Home

A

25 Miles

56
Q

LOOK, LISTEN AND LIVE

Operation Lifesaver is a Program to Teach Railroad Crossing Safety. Since Lifesaver Started in_____, Collisions like this Been Reduced By___Percent

A
  • 1972
  • 50 Percent
57
Q

A Train Approaching Within Approximately_____ft of the Highway Crossing Emits a Signal Audible From Such Distance

A

1500 ft

58
Q

There are_____Oklahoma Public Highway-Rail Crossings With Warning Devices.

Over____ of These Crossings

Have____, ____ or____ to Warn of Approaching Train.

A
  • 4,261
  • 1,200
  • Gates, Lights or Bells
59
Q

Law Requires Low Beams (Dimmed Lights) when Approaching Within_____ft of an Oncoming Vehicle

A

1000 ft

60
Q

Must Dim Lights when Following Another Vehicle Within____ft, Exception Is when______.

A
  • 600 ft
  • Process of Passing Someone
61
Q

Must Use Your Headlights Between___Minutes After Sunset and___Before Sunrise and Any Time Visibility is Not Normal

A
  • 30 Mins After Sunset
  • 30 Mins Before Sunrise
62
Q

Steering Wheel Clock

A
  • Left Hand Between 9:00 and 10:30
  • Right Hand Between 2:00 and 4:00
63
Q

In_____, ___ Fatal Crashes Involved a Driver Distracted By an Elecytonic Devise

A
  • 2008
  • 10
64
Q

At___MPH it Takes___Seconds to Drive the Length of a Football Field.

It Takes__Seconds to Dial a Cellular Phone

A
  • 55 MPH
  • 3.7 Seconds
  • 5 Seconds
65
Q

Oklahoma Has More Than____ Troopers Enforcing Traffic Laws

A

700

66
Q

Oklahoma has________Licensed Drivers

(and their passengers)

A

2,481,432

67
Q

Oklahoma has Over_________Miles of Roads

A

113,324

68
Q

When Licensed to Drive in Oklahoma, Your Sharing the Road with___Million Registered Vehicles and________Motorcycles

A
  • 3.8 Million
  • 96,632
69
Q

Water Typically Flows Downstream

at__ to__ Miles an Hour

A

​6 to 12

70
Q

Each Foot Water Rises,____ Pounds of Lateral Force are Applied to the Car

A

500 Pounds

71
Q

Each Foot of Water Rises Up the Side of the Car, the Car Displaces_____Pounds of Water

A

1500 Pounds

72
Q

Most Vehicles Will Float in Just__ft (__Inches) of Water Even SUVs.

Will Be Swept Away in_____Than__ft (__Inches) of Running Water

A
  • ​Just 2 ft (24 Inches)
  • Less Than 2 ft (24 Inches)
73
Q

__Inches of Water May be Enough to Cause You to Lose Control of Your Vehicle and Knock You off Your Feet.

A

6 Inches

74
Q

Oklahoma Law Prohibits Blood Alchole Content (BAC) Level Cant Be Over__ But Less Than__

A
  • .05
  • .08
75
Q

If You Accumulate__ or More Points Within__Years, Your License Will Be_______

A
  • 10 Points
  • 5 Years
  • Suspended
76
Q

Points are Reduced to Zero if No Convictions for____Consecutive Years

A

Three

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