All CA residents who drive on public highways or use public parking facilities must have a CA license, unless you are...

• Armed Forces or Government Civilian employee who only drives vehicles owned or controlled by US Government on federal business.
• Drive farming vehicles not normally used on public highways.
• Drive registered off-highway vehicles or snowmobiles across a highway.
• You are a non-resident with a valid home state license; unless you are aged 16 to 18, then you must apply for a permit.

New CA residents must apply for license within __ days.

If you are a CA resident with a valid CA license on active military, how long will your license remain valid?

For the full time you are absent from CA plus 30 days from your discharge date.

A class C license will allow you to drive what kinds of vehicles?

• 2 axle vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating of 26,000 pounds or less.
• 3 axle vehicles weighing 6,000 pounds or less.
• House-cars 40 feet or less.
• 3 wheel motorcyles.
• Vanpools designed to carry 10 to 15 people or less including the driver. Drivers must have valid medical certification on file with the DMV, carry a medical card, as well as have no DUI, hit and run, or reckless driving convictions in the last 5 years.

• A single vehicle with a gross vehicle weight rating of 10,000 pounds or less including tow dolly.
• Vehicles weighing 4,000 pounds or less may tow:
  
  • A trailer coach or 5th wheel trailer under 10,000 pounds.
  • A 5th wheel travel trailer 10,000 pounds to 15,000 pounds.

Minors may not work as drivers or drive school buses containing pupils.

True or False?

Minors with an M1 or M2 motorcycle permit cannot carry passengers, ride at night, or on the freeway.

True or False?

In order for a Minor to obtain a license, they must be:

1. at least __ years old,
2. must have completed __,
3. have held a permit for at least __ months, and
4. have had parent or guardian signatures stating that they have completed __ hours supervised driving with at least __ hours night driving.

1. Minors must be 16 years old,
2. prove that they have completed driver education,
3. have had a permit for 6 months, and
4. have had parent or guardian signatures stating that they have completed 50 hours supervised driving practice with at least 10 hours night driving.

• A medical necessity to drive. You must have a physician's note with you stating the diagnosis and probably date of recovery.
• A school or school-authorized activity. You must have a note from your principal, dean, or designee with you.
• An employment necessity where the need to operate a vehicle is part of your employment. You must have a signed note from your employer with you.

Your provisional license will be suspended if:

1. You fail to appear in __ for a traffic ticket.
2.  You fail to pay the __ for a traffic ticket.
3. You have __ "at fault" collisions or convictions within 12 months; in which case you will be unable to drive without a licensed __ or __ or __ over 25 years old for __ days.
4. You have __ "at fault" collisions or convictions in 12 months; you will be suspended for __ months and put on probation for __ year(s).
5. More than __ "at fault" collisions or convictions while you are on probation will result in __.
6. If you are convicted of using a controlled substance and you are between the ages of __ and __, you will be suspended for __ year(s) or be delayed in your elegibility to apply. You may also be required to complete a __ program.

1. Court.
2. Fine.
3. 2 "at fault" collisions; in which case you will be unabled to drive without a licensed parent, or guardian, or adult over 25 for 30 days.
4. 3 "at fault" collisions; you will be suspended for 6 months and put on probation for 1 year(s).
5. 3 "at fault" collisions will result in suspension.
6. 13 and 21 years old. You may also be required to complete a DUI program.

Restrictions and probations can extend beyond your 18th birthday.

True or False?

Children under the age of __ must be secured in federally approved __ and must ride in the back seat unless:

1. There is no __ seat or the rear seats are side-facing or rear-facing.
2. The __ could not be installed properly in the rear seat.
3. A __ reason requires the child to ride in the front seat.

Children under 6 years old must be secured in federally approved child passenger restraint systems.

1. Rear seat.
2. Child passenger restraint system.
3. Medical reason.

A child may not ride in the front of an __-equipped vehicle if the child is:

1. Under __ year(s) old.
2. Weighs less than __ pounds.
3. Is riding in a __-facing child passenger restraint system.

Airbag-equipped vehicle.

1. 1 year old.
2. 20 pounds.
3. Rear-facing.

Traffic Lights

1. Solid red means __.
2. You may turn __ on red
3. after you __ to pedestrians, cyclists, and
4. other vehicles close enough to be a __,
5. unless there is a "__" sign posted.

1. Stop.
2. Right.
3. Yield.
4. Hazard.
5. NO TURN ON RED.

Traffic Lights

Red arrow means __ and you may not __ on red.

Traffic Lights

Flashing red means __ and proceed when __, observing __ rules.

Traffic Lights

1. Solid yellow means __, the __ signal is about to appear.
2. Slow down and stop if you can do so __.
3. If you are already in the intersection __ on __.

1. Caution, the red signal is about to appear.
2. Safely.
3. Continue on cautiously.

Traffic Lights

1. Yellow arrow means __ turning time is ending.
2. Oncoming traffic is stopped by a __ as long as the yellow or green arrow is lighted.
3. Be prepared to obey the next __.

1. Protected.
2. Red light.
3. Signal.

Traffic Lights

1. Flashing yellow means __ with __.
2. You do not need to __ for a flashing yellow but you must __ and proceed with __.

1. Proceed with caution.
2. Stop; but you must slow down and proceed with caution.

Traffic Lights

1. Solid green means __ once you have given the right of way to any __, __, or __ in the intersection.
2. If you are turning left, make the turn only when you have enough __ to complete the turn before creating a __ for any oncoming __, __, or __.

1. Go once you have given the right of way to any vehicle, cyclist, or pedestrian.
2. Space to complete the turn before creating a hazard for any oncoming vehicle, cyclist or pedestrian.

Traffic Lights

1. Green arrow allows you to make a __ turn.
2. This means that __ vehicles are stopped by a __ as long as the green arrow is lighted.

1. Protected.
2. Oncoming vehicles are stopped by a red light.

Traffic Lights

If the traffic signal is not working, proceed as if the intersection is controlled by __ in all directions.

Traffic Signs

1. Stop signs are __, __-sided signs.
2. You must come to a __ stop whenever you see one before entering a __ or at the __ limit __.
3. If a __ or limit __ is not painted on the street, stop at the __.

1. Red, eight-sided signs.
2. Full stop; before entering a crosswalk or at the white limit line.
3. Crosswalk or limit line is not painted on the street, stop at the corner.

Traffic Signs

1. Yield signs are __, __-sided sign.
2. You must __ and be ready to __.

1. Red, three-sided sign.
2. Slow and be ready to stop.

Traffic Sign

1. Regulatory signs are colored __ and __, and are __ shaped.
2. You must follow the sign's instruction. For example: DO NOT ENTER means you are going __ traffic. Drive to the side of the __ and __. When safe, __ out or __ and return to the road you were on.

1. Red and white, and are square shaped.
2. Against traffic. Drive to the side of the road and stop. When safe, back out or turn around.

Traffic Sign

Railroad crossings can be colored __ and __, __ shaped signs or __ and __, __-shaped signs.

Yellow and black, circular shaped signs, or white and black x-shaped signs.

Traffic Sign

1. School crossing signs are colored __ and are __ sided signs located near schools.
2. Reduce your speed to __ mph and watch out for __ on the road.

1. Yellow and are five sided signs.
2. Reduce your speed to 25 mph and watch out for children on the road.

Traffic Sign

Guide signs are colored __, __, or __. They guide you to __ nearby.

Traffic Sign

Road conditions are __ shaped signs. Many __ signs are __ shaped.

Right of Way Rules

When do pedestrians have the right of way?

Right of Way Rules

You should never __ a vehicle stopped at a crosswalk.

Right of Way Rules

At intersections, always __ to the vehicle or __ that arrives first, or to the vehicle on your __ if you arrive at the same time.

Right of Way Rules

At "T" intersections without stop or yield signs, yield to the __ road.

Right of Way Rules

When turning left, __ to all approaching vehicles, cyclists and pedestrians that are close enough to be dangerous.

Right of Way Rules

On narrow mountain roads when two vehicles meet on a hill and cannot pass, who must yield the right of way by backing up?

Right of Way Rules

1. Stopped school buses with flashing yellow lights warn you to __. 
2. When the lights turn red, you must __ from either direction unless you are on the other side of a __ or __ (two or more lanes in each direction) highway.

1. Slow down.
2. Stop; unless you are on the other side of a divided or multilane highway.

Speed Limits

High way speed limits are __ unless otherwise posted or you are __ a __ (reduce your speed to __ mph.)

Speed Limits

When driving within __ feet of a school, the speed limit is __ mph unless otherwise posted.

Speed Limits

1. Blind intersections have a speed limit of __ mph.
2. An intersection is considered blind when there are no __ at any corner and you cannot see for __ feet in either direction before crossing.

1. 15 mph.
2. Stop signs; and you cannot see for 100 feet.

Speed Limits

Alley speed limits are?

Speed Limits

Railroad crossings where you cannot see the tracks for __ feet in both directions have a speed limit of __ mph unless the crossing is controlled by gates, a warning signal, or flag man.

Speed Limits

Passing speed limits for buses, trolleys, and streetcars is?

Speed Limits

In business or residential districts, the speed limit is __ unless otherwise posted.

Traffic Lanes

Solid yellow lines mark the __ of the road for __ traffic.

Traffic Lanes

Broken yellow lines mean you may __ if the broken line is next to your driving __.

Traffic Lanes

1. Two solid yellow lines means no __.
   
   You should never drive to the left of these lines unless you are:
2. Turning __ at an intersection.
3. Turning into or out of a __ road or __.
4. In a __ that has a designated entrance on the __.
5. Instructed by __ or other signs to drive on the other side of the road because your side is blocked.

1.  Passing.
2. Left.
3. Private road or driveway.
4. Carpool that has a designated entrance on the left.
5. Construction.

Traffic Lanes

1. Two sets of solid double yellow lines spaced two or more feet apart are considered a __.
2. Do not drive over this __ or make a __ turn or _-turn across it.

1. Barrier.
2. Barrier or make a left turn or u-turn across it.

Traffic Lanes

Solid white lines mark traffic lanes going in the __ direction, such as __ streets.

Traffic Lanes

Broken white lines separate traffic on roads with __ or __ going in the same direction.

Traffic Lanes

1. Carpool AKA HOV lanes are lanes only for __, __, and __ that carry the minimum number if people as marked by the signs at the onramp or along the freeway.
2. Certain __-emission vehicles marked with special DMV issued decals may also use this lane.

1. Motorcycles, buses, and vehicles.
2. Low-emission.

Traffic Lanes

Why aren't vehicles towing trailers allowed to use carpool lanes?

Traffic Lanes

1. Center left turn lanes are lanes in the __ of __ streets that are marked on both sides by two painted lines.
2. The inner line is __ and the outer lane is __.

1. Middle of two-way streets.
2. Broken and the outer lane is solid.

Traffic Lanes

If a street has a center left turn lane you must use it when you turn left.
True or False?

Traffic Lanes

You may only drive in the center left turn lane for __ feet.

Traffic Lanes

When turning left from a __ you can drive into the center left turn lane and enter traffic when safe.

Traffic Lanes

You [may or may not] drive across the center left turn lane to turn into a driveway?

Traffic Lanes

You may drive across a center left turn lane to turn into a __.

Traffic Lanes

Lanes marked by large broken lines in the pavement are lanes that are __.

Traffic Lanes

Traffic lanes are reffered to by number with the __ lane being called the fast lane or the number __ lane.

Traffic Lanes

If you can choose among 3 lanes, all heading in your direction, which lane should you drive in?

Traffic Lanes

If there are only 2 lanes going in your direction, which lane should you choose to drive in?

Traffic Lanes

To drive faster, turn left, or pass, which lane should you use?

Traffic Lanes

To drive slowly, or to enter or turn off the road, which lane should you use?

Traffic Lanes

If you are towing a vehicle or trailer, or drive a bus or three or more axle vehicle you must drive in the __ lane or the lane marked for __ vehicles.

Traffic Lanes

If there are more than four lanes going in your direction, the __ lanes are the slow traffic lanes.

Traffic Lanes

Before changing lanes you should...

1. S__.
2. __ all of your __ for traffic behind and beside you.
3. Glance over your __ or __ and make sure the lane is __; be sure to look for anything in your __.
4. Be sure there is enough __ for your vehicle in the next __.

1. Signal
2. Check all of your mirrors.
3. Left or right shoulder; make sure the lane is clear; look for anything in your blindspot.
4. Enough space for your vehicle in the next lane.

Traffic Lanes

When making a right turn and are within __ feet of the corner or other driveway entrance, you must enter the __ lane to make the turn (but never at any other time.)

Traffic Lanes

You should never drive off the paved or maintained travelled portion of the shoulder to pass.The edge of the main-travelled portion of the road is marked by a white line.

True or false?

Traffic Lanes

Should you cross several lanes of traffic at once?

Turns

Left turns can only be made against a red light when turning from a __ street onto another __ street.

Turns

To make a left turn:

1. Drive close to the __ line or into the __ turn lane.
2. Begin signalling __ feet before the turn.
3. Look over your __ and reduce __.
4. Stop behind the __ line.
5. Look __, __, and __ again and make the turn when safe.
6. Do not __ the corner.
7. While waiting to turn, keep your wheels pointed __ until you start turning so that if you are hit from __ you will not be pushed into oncoming traffic. 

1. Center divider line or into the left turn lane.
2. 100 feet.
3. Shoulder and reduce speed.
4. Limit line.
5. Left, right, and left again.
6. Cut.
7. Pointed straight; so that if you are hit from behind you will not be pushed into oncoming traffic.

Turns

In general, you should signal for at least __ feet before turning, and can travel in left-turn lanes or in bicycle lanes for a maximum of __ feet.

Turns

Right turns can be made against a __ light unless there is a __ prohibiting it.

Turns

To make a right turn...

1. Drive close to the __ edge of the road. If there is a bike lane, drive into it, but for no more than __ feet before the turn.
2. Begin signalling __ feet before the turn.
3. Look __ ways and turn when safe.
4. Do not turn __.

1. Right edge; no more than 200 feet.
2. 100 feet.
3. Both ways.
4. Wide.

Turns

In residential districts you can make a u-turn when there are no vehicles approaching you within __ feet.

Turns

You may not make a u-turn when you are:

1. At a __ crossing.
2. On __ highways that feature a curb or strip of land or two sets of double yellow lines separating it.
3.  Where you cannot see clearly for at least __ feet in each direction.
4. On a __ street.
5. In front of a __ station.
6. In __ districts (areas with churches, apartments, multiple dwelling houses, clubs, and public buildings except schools are considered __ districts.)
   

1. Railroad crossing.
2. Divided highways.
3. 200 feet.
4. One-way.
5. Fire station.
6. Business districts.
   

Parking

When parking on a hill you should:

1. Always use your __.
2. On a sloping driveway, always __ the __ so the vehicle will not roll if the breaks fail.
3. Headed downhill, turn your wheels __.
4. Headed uphill, on a street with a curb, turn your wheels towards the __ and let your vehicle roll __ a few inches until the wheels touch the curb.
5. Headed uphill, on a street with no curb, turn your wheels __.

1. Parking break.
2. Turn the wheels so the vehicle will not roll.
3. Away from the street.
4. Curb and let your vehicle roll back a few inches until the wheels touch the curb.
5. Away from the street.

Reasoning: Positioning your wheels in the aforementioned configurations will ensure your car does not roll into traffic if the parking break fails.

Parking

Parking your vehicle in the bicycle lane as long as you do not block a cyclist and there are no "No Parking" signs posted is legal.

True or false?

Parking

White curbs mean?

Parking

Green curbs mean?

Parking

Yellow curb means?

Parking

Red curb means?

Parking

Blue curb means?

Parking

You must park no further than __ inches from the curb when parked parallel to the street.

Parking

It is legal to park in a crosswalk if it is not marked.

True or false?

Parking

When you park, you must never block __ or __.

Parking

It is illegal to park within __ feet of a sidewalk ramp for disabled people.

Parking

It is illegal to park in a tunnel or bridge.

True or false?

Parking

It is illegal to park within __ feet of a firestation driveway or fire hydrant.

Parking

It is illegal to park on, or within __ feet of a railroad track.

Parking

It is illegal to park between a __ and a curb.

Parking

Double parked means?

Parking

It is illegal to park on the freeway except when?

Parking

Any vehicle parked on the freeway for more than __ hours may be removed.

Parking

If you must stop on a freeway, you should park completely off the __ and stay __ your vehicle with your __ locked until help arrives.

Parking

If you must stop on the freeway, your vehicle should be visible from at least __ feet in each direction and leave space for other vehicles to pass freely.

Steering

Keep your hands at _ and _ o'clock positions or alternatively _ and _ o'clock, with your __ on the outside and your thumbs stretched along the rim of the steering wheel.

Scanning and Cushions

You should keep your eyes __ and __ the road and avoid developing a fixed stare.

Scanning and Cushions

Look down the road __ to __ seconds ahead of your vehicle so you can see hazards early.

Scanning and Cushions

You should avoid tailgating (following too closely) by using the __ rule.

Three second rule.

Definition:

When the vehicle ahead of you passes a certain point such as a sign, count three seconds. If you pass the same point before you finish counting, you are following too closely.

Scanning and Cushions

Allow a four second cushion when you are:

1. Being crowded by a __. You need the extra room ahead of you if you are rear-ended. Do not break suddenly, but take your foot off the accelerator and merge into another lane if you can.
2. Driving on __ roads.
3. Following __ on metal surfaces and on gravel because these types of motorists are more likely to lose control on these surfaces.
4. The driver behind you wants to __.
5. You are __ a __ or carrying a heavy load. Extra weight makes it harder to stop.
6. Following large __ that blocks your view ahead.
7. You see a __ or __ vehicle at a railroad crossing. These vehicles must stop at railroad crossings.
8. Merging on to a __.

1. Tailgater.
2. Slippery roads.
3. Motorcyclists.
4. Pass.
5. Towing a trailer.
6. Vehicle.
7. Bus or a placarded vehicle.
8. Freeway.

Scanning and Cushions

How much cushion do you need to enter traffic on city streets?

Scanning and Cushions

How much cushion do you need to enter traffic on highways?

Scanning and Cushions

When a vehicle cuts you off, you should try to avoid __ on your __ or __ into another lane. Instead, try taking your foot off the gas to give you more space between your vehicles.

Scanning and Cushions

What should you always do at intersections even if you have the right of way?

Scanning and Cushions

You should avoid driving alongside other vehicles on multilane streets even if there is no traffic coming from the opposite direction, why?

Scanning and Cushions

Why should you keep a space between your vehicle and parked cars when driving past them?

Scanning and Cushions

You should make room for vehicles entering the freeway when safe.

True or false?

Scanning and Cushions

You should always know what is __ you when you change lanes, back up, or are driving down a steep hill because large trucks gather speed quickly, as well as to check for tailgaters.

Passing

You should always pass on the left unless:

1. There are __ or __ lanes of travel in your direction.
2. The driver ahead of you is turning __ and you do not drive off the roadway to __.
3. Never __ on the left if the driver is signalling a __ turn.

1. Two or more.
2. Left; do not drive off the roadway to pass.
3. Never pass on the left if the driver is signallig a left turn.

Passing

You should always __ before passing.

Passing

At highway speeds of 50 to 55 mph you need a __ to __ second gap in oncoming traffic to pass safely, or __ of a mile.

Passing

Oncoming vehicles appear to move slower than they are really moving. An oncoming vehicle that is far enough away generally appears to be standing still. If a vehicle appears to be moving closer to you it means?

Passing

You should always make sure you have __ to return when passing.

Driving in Hazardous Weather

What types of headlights should you avoid using in foggy weather? Instead you should use?

Driving in Hazardous Weather

In foggy weather, if you must pull off the road, you should keep your foot off your __ and __ off your __ or someone may see your tail lights and think you are moving.

Driving in Hazardous Weather

In rainy weather, you should use your __ beams.

Driving in Hazardous Weather

You should use your high beams when in __ or on __ streets, but remember to dim them when you come within __ feet of another driver.

Driving in Hazardous Weather

You should never look directly into oncoming headlights, instead look toward?

Driving in Hazardous Weather

If you are leaving a brightly lit place and driving into darkness, you should?

Driving in Hazardous Weather

Roads are most slippery when?

Driving in Hazardous Weather

In a storm where you cannot see further than 100 feet ahead, you should reduce your speed to?

Driving in Hazardous Weather

In hilly country, you should use your horn when you cannot see at least __ feet ahead.

Driving in Hazardous Weather

You should always assume what when your view is blocked by a hill or curb?

Emergencies

If you see a collision ahead you should warn other drivers by __ on your __ or tapping your brake pedal quickly __ or __ times.

Emergencies

If you need to stop:

1. Pull off the road away from all __ if possible.
2. If you cannot get completely off the road, stop where people can see your vehicle from __. Do not stop just over a __ or __.
3. Turn on your __ if you are not moving. If your vehicle has none, use your __ instead.
4. If it is safe, lift your __ to signal an emergency.
5. Place emergency flares or triangles __ to __ feet behind the vehicle. If you do not have these, stay in your vehicle until help arrives.

1. Traffic.
2. Behind. Do not stop just over a hill or curve.
3. Emergency flashers. If your vehicle has none, use your turn signal instead.
4. Hood.
5. 200 to 300 feet.

Sharing the Road

Large trucks take __ to stop. Do not move in __ of them suddenly.

Sharing the Road

Large trucks have large __ spots. If you can't see the __ in their side mirror, they can't see you.

Sharing the Road

Always pass a large truck on the __ side and do not linger alongside it because?

Sharing the Road

Larger vehicles appear to be moving at slower or faster speeds?

Sharing the Road

You should never drive through a buses safety zones, areas marked by lines or raised bumps.

True or false?

Sharing the Road

When can you pass a bus?

It's stopped at a safety zone; on the left side at no more than 10 mph.

OR

It's stopped at an intersection controlled by traffic lights or a police officer; at no more than 10 mph.

Sharing the Road

Pedestrians always have the right of way.

True or false?

Sharing the Road

You should yield to all emergency vehicles by moving to the __ edge of the road and __ until they have passed.

Sharing the Road

It is unlawful to follow any emergency vehicle within how many feet?

Sharing the Road

Slow moving vehicles have an __/__ colored sign shaped like a __ to indicate that they do not usually travel more than __ mph.

Sharing the Road

Animal drawn vehicles have a right to the road.

True or false?

Sharing the Road

Bicyclists and motorcyclists are not subject to rules of the road.

True or false?

Sharing the Road

You should always give a motorcyclist full lane width.

True or false?

Sharing the Road

If a blind person pulls their cane in and steps away from the road, this gesture means?

Sharing the Road

Areas where highway construction or maintenance is going on are called __ and fines for traffic violations in these areas are doubled when workers are present.

Safe Driving Tips

It is important to slow down when approaching a sharp curve because?

Safe Driving Tips

When roads are covered in packed snow, reduce your speed by?

Safe Driving Tips

Hydroplaning is when the road is wet and your tires lose contact with the road. What should you do when your vehicle hydroplanes?

Safe Driving Tips

When roads are covered with ice, you should reduce your speed to?

Safe Driving Tips

If your brakes are wet, how should you dry them?

Safe Driving Tips

Turn your headlights on __ minutes after __ and __ minutes before __.

Safe Driving Tips

Dim your high beams when you are within __ feet of an oncoming vehicle or within __ feet of a vehicle you are following.

Safe Driving Tips

In general, you should turn your headlights on if visibility is less than __ feet.

What to Do in a Collision
Where People are Injured

1. There are 3 things you should do immediately after a collision where someone is injured,
2. 1 thing you must do within a day, and
3. something you must do within 10 days.

1. Stop and call 911. Move your vehicle out of traffic if it is not disabled and it is safe to do so. Present your drivers license, registration, and evidence of financial responsibility to the other driver or police officer. 
2.  You or your insurance agent must make a written report to the police or CHP within 24 hours.
3. You or your insurance agent must make a written report to the DMV within 10 days.

What to Do in a Collision with

Property

1. There is one thing you should do immediately after a collision with property.
2. If the collision caused more than $__ in damage, you must do?
3. If you injure an animal (they count as property) you need to?

1. Leave a note with your name, phone number, and address securely attached to the damaged property.
2. If the collision caused more than $750 in damage, you must notify the DMV within 10 days.
3. If you injure an animal, you must call the nearest humane society and the police or CHP.

Alcohol and Drugs

If an officer suspects that you are under the influence of drugs or alcohol, they may legally require you to take a blood or urine test.

True or false?

Alcohol and Drugs

It takes about an hour for the body to get rid of each drink, depending on bodyweight and alcohol content.

True or false?

Alcohol and Drugs

If you carry alcohol in a vehicle, it must be __ and __ unless it is in the trunk, and alcohol in the __ is always against the law.

Alcohol and Drugs

If you are under 21, you are not allowed to carry alcohol inside your vehicle unless?

Alcohol and Drugs

1. A blood alcohol content (BAC) of  __% or higher is illegal for anyone.
2. A blood alcohol content (BAC) of __% or higher is illegal for anyone under 21 or anyone on probation.
3. A blood alcohol content (BAC) of __% or higher is illegal for anyone driving a vehicle requiring a commercial drivers license.

1. .08%
2. .01%
3. .04%

Alcohol and Drugs

You may be asked to submit to a blood test even if your BAC is under the limit.

True or false?

True.

BAC only measure alcohol content, it does not test for drugs.

Alcohol and Drugs

Designated drivers must be over __ and must identify themselves to which person as the designated driver?

Alcohol and Drugs

All DUI convictions require you to complete a what?

Alcohol and Drugs

DUI convictions stay on your record for how long?

Alcohol and Drugs

A BAC under the legal limit does not mean that you are safe to drive, and if you show imparement at the time you are stopped, it may be enough to convict you of driving under the influence.

True or false?

Bicyles operating during darkness upon a highway or sidewalk must be equipped with what?

Red reflector or solid flashing red light. CVC 21201

Vehicles proceeding at a speed less than the flow of traffic on a two-lane highway where passing is unsafe must do what when a line of 5 or more vehicles forms behind them?

Turn off the roadway at desginated turnouts or wherever sufficient area for a safe turnout exists.

How much will the DMV charge for a license to a person of exonerated convictions released from prison within the previous six months?

No fee.

1. How many classes of electric bicycles have been created?
   
   
2. Class 3 bicycles have a maximum speed of what?
   
   
3. In order to operate a class 3 bicycle you must be how old?
   
   
4. Is there any safety equipment required to operate an electric bicycle?
   
   
5. Is a license, registration, or license plate required to operate an electric bicycle?

1. Three classes.
2. 28 MPH
3. 16 or older.
4. A helmet.
5. No.

Passengers of a pedicab legally drink alcohol until when if additional operation and safety equipment is used?

1. What is the minimum damage threshold for collision reportability in 2017?
2. A driver involved in a collision with property damages exceeding $1000 must do what?

1. $1000
2. Submit a Report of Traffic Accidenty Occurring in California (SR1) to the DMV.

You must be at least __ years old to be left alone in a motor vehicle.                                                                                                             

Can you make what kind of turn on a red light unless otherwise indicated by signage?

1. The WRONG WAY sign may be posted in conjuction with the DO NOT ENTER sign. If you see either or both of these signs, you are doing what?
   
   
2. What should you do to proceed?

1. Going against traffic.
   
   
2. Pull over to the side and stop, then turn around when it is safe.