Permit Flashcards
When is passing vehicles prohibited:
A.) a solid yellow line p
B.) yellow pennant shape “No Passing Zone” is present
C.) when driving on or approaching a curve
D.) when approaching a hill or grade in the road
E.) when within 100 feet of intersection, RR, bridge, viaduct or tunnel
When changing lanes or passing you should do what?
A).Make sure there’s no traffic ahead of you in the lane you would like to enter
B.)Turn head towards the lane you are going to enter to make sure your blind spots are clear
C).Use your turn signal to alert other drivers of your intention to change lanes
D).Smoothly change lanes or pass
When is it appropriate to give a turn signal when going under 50 MPH?
200 feet before turn
When is it appropriate to give a turn signal when going at or above 50 MPH?
300 feet before turn
Rural interstate highway speed limits:
Cars may not exceed 70 MPH or exceed the posted limit
On a rural divided highway what is the fastest a vehicle can go?
May not exceed 60 MPH or exceed the posted limit
Fastest a car can go on an urban interstate highway?
May not exceed 55 MPH or exceed the posted limit
Fastest a car can go on an urban interstate non divided highway?
May not exceed 55 MPH or exceed the posted limit
Fastest a car can go on a country road?
May not exceed 55 MPH or posted limit
In urban residential areas a car can go how fast?
May not exceed 30 MPH or posted limit
In alleys how fast can a car go?
May not exceed 15 MPH or posted limit
Common hours for school zone speeds are?
7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
When driving in a posted school zone slow down to?
Posted limit or slow down
How fast may busses go when not on a state highway or interstate?
40 MPH unless limit is posted lower
Maximum speed busses may go when on an interstate or state highway?
60 MPH or posted limit