1-15 Traffic
DWI and Traffic Regulations Quiz
Test your knowledge on DWI laws, traffic regulations, and safe driving practices with our comprehensive quiz. This 17-question challenge covers essential topics to help you understand the rules of the road better.
Key Features:
- Multiple choice questions
- Focus on real-world scenarios
- Assess your understanding of traffic laws
A first offense DWI conviction has a surcharge of _____
1000
1500
2000
2500
A conviciton for no insurance has a surcharge of ____
150
200
250
500
Which of the following is physical obstruction or enviromental conditions that can contribute to an accident?
Driver inattention
Defective tire
Driver Fatigue
A refrigerator on the road
Which of the follwing can contribute to a vehicular accident
Speed
Fail to yeild right of way
Faulty equipment
All of the above
When directiong traffic, an officer should
Stand where he is highly visible
Stand where he is highly audible
Stand in a safte location
A AND B
When directing traffic, how many whistle blast are used to stop traffic
1 short whistle blast
2 short whistle blast
1 long whistle blast
2 long whistle blast
When directiong traffic, an officer should
Point their flashlights directly into a divers eyes to get their attention
Use hand signals only at night
Only use an illuminated baton while controlling traffic at night
Alwasy look or point directly at the driver of the vehicle when giving hand signals
Vehical A makes a right turn at an intersection onto a two lane, two way road. The vehical, in making a right turn goes wide into the far lane, across the dividing striping and nearly colides with oncoming traffic. What violation has vehicle "A" commited
Falure to dive in a single lane in the lawfull avalivle road way
Turning to fast
Failure to make right turn as close as possible to right hand curb
Unsafe change from a direct course
The arm signal to give from the left side of the vehicle to make a left turn is
The extend the hand and arm downward
To extend the hand and arm horizontally
To extend the hand and arm upward
A choice left up to the driver depending on an disability he may have
An unpaved street 60 feet wide intersects with a paved street 24 feet wide and there is no traffic control device present
The vehicle on the wide street yields to any vehicles on the narrow street
The vehicle on the narrow street ueilds to any vehicle on the wide street
The vehicle on the paved road yields to any vehicles on the unpaved street
None of the above
Vehicle "A" is on a private property driveway parking lot exit wationg to make a right turn onto an access road of limited-acceess higway. The access road is two lanes one way. Vehicle "B" is on the access road right lane and wants to turn right into the exit. Vehicle "A" is in, so the driver of Vehicle "b" motions the driver of vehicle A to go ahead and enter the roadway. Vehicle A enters the road way and is struck by Vehicle C on the feeder road coming around vehicle B. Which driver is at fault for what legal requirements
Driver B for standing his vehicle in the road way
Driver A for failure to yeild the right of way from a private driveway to vehicle approaching highway about to be entered
Driver C for failure to yeild the right of way to vehicle on the right when no traffic controle deivice presents
Driver B for failure to keep lookout
Which of the following can be used to implement traffic control
Vehicle positioning
Cone patterns
Directiong traffic
All of the above
Buses carrying passengers for hire are required to stop no closer than how many feet to a railroad crossing
20 feet
50 feet
Not required to stop if railroad crossing in a business or residential district
Both A and C are correct
The traffic code passing certain vehicles applies to the following
Police units
Fire department units
Toe trucks
All of the above
An operator on a roadway of sufficient width shall not drive on the left half of the roadway unless
The road is of vetter quality surface on the left side in bad weather
It is a night and the road has better visiblel striping on the left side
The operator is passing another vehicle
There is not oncoming traffic
An operator may not stop, stand , or park a vehicle within ___ of a fire hydrant
15 feet
15 yards
30 feet
100 feet
______ is defined as pedestrains, ridden or headed animals, conveyances ( including vehicles and streetcars- singly or together) using a highway
Vehicular traffic
HUMANITY
People and cehicles
Traffic
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