Basic BMV Practice Flashcards
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What is the meaning of a triangular red-and-white sign?
Answer: Yield
A downward-pointing triangle is a yield sign, requiring you to give way.
When driving in fog, you should use:
Answer: Low-beam headlights
Low beams reduce glare and improve visibility in fog; high beams reflect back.
The recommended following distance under normal conditions is measured using the:
Answer: Three-second rule
The three-second rule provides a safe following distance in good conditions.
A double solid white line on the roadway indicates:
Answer: Lane changing is prohibited
Double solid white lines mean you may not change lanes across them.
When must you use your headlights?
Answer: From sunset to sunrise and in low visibility
Headlights are required from sunset to sunrise and whenever visibility is reduced.
What should you do when an emergency vehicle with sirens approaches from behind?
Answer: Pull to the right and stop
Pull over to the right edge of the road and stop until the vehicle passes.
A steady red arrow at an intersection means:
Answer: You may not turn in the arrow's direction
A steady red arrow prohibits turning in that direction until it changes.