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Defensive driving test 3 Questions and answers, Verified. 100% Approved. two most common mistakes when entering a curve - ✔✔-Excessive speed going in and accelerating too soon going out Why ... are curves and hills high risk locations? - ✔✔-Limited visibility What do advisory speed limit signs under warning signs indicate? - ✔✔-Safe speeds What should you do if you enter a curve too fast? - ✔✔-Let off the gas What lane position should you be in when approaching the crest of a hill? - ✔✔-Moderate speed in lane position 1 What shoud be done to adjust the speed when approaching the crest of a hill? - ✔✔-Moderate/slow speed, be ready to evaluate conditions As you change lanes to begin to pass, the car you plan to pass increases speed to 50 mph. What do you do? - ✔✔-Fall back What should the driver ahead do when they are being passed? - ✔✔-Slow down, let off gas, move right After passing, when is it safe to return to the right lane? - ✔✔-When you can see the entire car in the rear view mirror No parking from a railroad crossing - ✔✔-50 feet No passing from a railroad crossing - ✔✔-100 feet Minimum distance from intersection, RR crossing, bridge, or tunnel to pass - ✔✔-100 feet Before ____ feet of an approaching vehicle, a pass must be completed - ✔✔-200 Feet behind vehicle you must dim headlights - ✔✔-300 Feet from an oncoming vehicle you must dim headlights - ✔✔-500 Maximum speed on ocean beaches - ✔✔-25 mph Maximum speed on county roads - ✔✔-50 mph Maximum speed on state highways - ✔✔-60 mph Maximum speed on interstate freeways (urban area) - ✔✔-60 mph Maximum speed on interstate freeways (rural) - ✔✔-70 mph What color is a slow-moving vehicle sign - ✔✔-Red and reflective orange Where should the eyes be diverted of an oncoming vehicle momentarily blinds you at night? - ✔✔- Shoulder What should be done when an animal runs in front of you? - ✔✔-Try your best to avoid it safely/ straddle it How many people die each year in collisions with trains? - ✔✔-600 If you are in a car-train collision, you are ___ times as likely to die as in a car crash - ✔✔-24 Not all railroad crossings have ____ and _____ - ✔✔-Lights and arms Why do people take chances tryong to beat a train? - ✔✔-They are impatient, running late, or misjudged the size and speed of the train How long does it take a 150-car train going 50 mph to stop? - ✔✔-1.5 miles What are some advantages of freeway driving? - ✔✔-You can go a lot faster, fewer hazards, no lights, no peds, no turns, one way , no cross traffic What impact does total stopping distance have on speed as it increases for freeway driving? - ✔✔-the total stopping distance increases What are some possible problems that may occur when entering a freeway? - ✔✔-No gap, short acceleration lane, slow speed, lots of traffic When should you slow down when exiting a freeway? - ✔✔-Right after you enter the exit ramp How do "weaving lanes" work? - ✔✔-Two lanes merging in a crisis cross pattern; person on the right has ROW What does traffic look like? - ✔✔-Wave Which vehicles should be at the top of the wave? - ✔✔-Fast, passing traffic What happens when a slug drives in the passing lane? - ✔✔-Unnecessary slowing/congestion Why is an undertow in traffic so dangerous? - ✔✔-Causes congestion and collisions What is the left lane on a freeway used for? - ✔✔-Fast, passing traffic What is the center lane on a freeway used for [Show More]

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