Idaho DMV Practice Test 10

Idaho Practice Test 10

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Green and white signs:

warn drivers of unexpected road conditions.

are mainly used at intersections and driveways.

give information about directions and distances.

direct drivers to services.

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You must come to a full stop at a yield sign:

Before you decrease speed and reach the intersection.

Always.

If traffic conditions require it.

Never.

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What should you do if a vehicle is approaching head-on in your lane?

Come to a complete stop and use your horn to warn the vehicles behind you.

Pull over to the left and use your emergency lights to stop the other driver.

Decrease speed, pull over to the right and sound your horn to warn the other driver.

Turn off the ignition if your vehicle has power steering.

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You must pull over to the edge of the road and allow an emergency vehicle to pass:

only if the emergency vehicle is approaching.

only if the emergency vehicle is following you.

regardless of your direction.

None of the above.

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To check your blind spot before changing lanes:

look over your shoulder in the direction you plan to move.

look into the left side mirror.

look into the right side mirror.

look into the rearview mirror.

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What is the first thing to do when you make a three-point turn?

Signal with your right turn signal, then pull over to the right and stop.

Turn left, go across the road so you come to a stop while you face the edge of the road.

Signal with your left turn signal, then check carefully for traffic coming toward you.

None of the above.

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Which signs have black letters on a white background?

Guide signs (horizontal rectangle)

Warning signs (diamond)

Regulatory signs (vertical rectangle)

None of the other answers are correct.

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Most signs used in street work areas are:

round.

rectangle shaped.

regulatory signs.

diamond shaped.

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When changing lanes, you should:

signal, check your mirrors and blind spot in the direction you plan to move, then change lanes.

signal and change lanes.

check your mirrors, signal and change lanes.

signal, change lanes and check your mirrors.

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Drivers should use the horn:

when feeling angry or upset.

only when necessary, to avoid collisions.

if a driver is moving slowly, and you want them to drive faster.

to alert other drivers that they made a mistake.

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An emergency vehicle is approaching from behind with lights flashing. Drivers should:

slow down and proceed with caution.

turn on the headlights and continue to drive forward.

immediately pull over to the edge of the road and stop.

speed up to maintain a safe distance between them and the emergency vehicle.

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When driving at night, you should slow down and:

use high beams until other drivers dim their lights.

come to a complete stop whenever there's oncoming traffic.

follow the vehicle ahead more closely to avoid glare from oncoming headlights.

use high beams whenever possible, but never when there's oncoming traffic.

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Passing is prohibited:

whenever a solid line marks the left side of your lane.

at intersections.

when a school bus is stopped to load or unload children on a public road.

All of the above.

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Drivers over the age of 21 are considered to be driving under the influence if their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is:

.02 or more.

.04 or more.

.88 or more.

.08 or more.

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If you missed your exit on a freeway, you should:

None of the above.

go to the next exit and come back to the exit you missed.

use the right turn signal, check your mirrors and move to the right.

make a quick U-turn from your lane of travel.

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Drivers must be prepared for anything coming up in the road ahead. They should:

drive with the right foot resting lightly on the brake pedal.

focus on the left side of the road.

scan the road for traffic conditions and possible hazards.

focus on the center of the lane.

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If you stop along the road at night:

turn on your headlights only.

turn off all your lights.

turn off your emergency lights and leave your high beams on.

turn on your emergency flashers and leave your low beams on.

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Where there is no bicycle lane, where on the road must a bicyclist ride?

near the right curb or edge of the road.

near the left edge of the road.

on the left shoulder of the road.

None of the above.

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On a road with two or more lanes in the same direction, you approach an emergency vehicle that is stopped with its warning lights on. You must:

drive to the right side of the road and stop.

maintain your current speed and stay in your lane.

slow down. If possible, change lanes.

pass the emergency vehicle as quickly as possible.

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When driving, it is important to keep a space cushion _________ your vehicle.

only in front of

only behind

only to the sides of

on all sides of

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Smoking while driving:

is distracting.

helps increase driver alertness.

does not affect driving abilities.

is not distracting.

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What should you do when another car is passing you?

Maintain your lane position and adjust your speed to allow safe passing.

Pull off the road to allow safe passing.

Yield the right-of-way to the other driver.

Speed up.

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The following symptoms are associated with drowsy driving:

You continue to yawn.

Your eyes go out of focus by themselves.

You don’t remember driving the last few miles.

All of the above.

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An edge line that angles toward the center of the road indicates that:

there’s a narrow bridge ahead.

you must turn right.

the road is narrower ahead.

None of the above.

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