DKT Test ( Negligent Driving) #2

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When entering or exiting a driveway, you must do____.

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Explanation:
Bicyclists, motorists, and pedestrians all have the right of way.

This route has a speed limit of 90 km/h. You've just passed another car in the left lane. What do you think you should do next?

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Explanation:
After you've completed your overtaking maneuver, return to the left lane.

The road has a speed limit of 100 km/h. When is it OK to use the right lane?

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Explanation:
The right lane should only be used for overtaking and turning right.

On a narrow road nearing the crest (peak of a hill), the safest practice is to:

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Explanation:
Slowing down offers other vehicles more room while staying to the left, providing you more time to halt if you reach the crest and notice a previously hidden hazard on the other side.

When driving near parked cars, remember to:

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Explanation:
As they pull out of the parking lot, parked vehicles may not notice you. Children may also emerge from the shadows of parked cars. If necessary, be ready to come to a stop.

You're in the left lane and want to make a right turn at the intersection. When you shift to the right lane, a car behind you honks at you. What exactly did you do wrong?

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Explanation:
You've crossed an uninterrupted line, which is illegal unless you're turning into a driveway.

If you're convicted of dangerous driving, you'll face the following penalties:

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The correct answer:
You could lose your license and you may be sent to prison.

If you are caught speeding through a construction zone, you will face the following penalties:

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Explanation:
Because of the added hazards, speed limits are reduced in road work zones. Speeding through a construction zone is dangerous and will result in a fine and penalty points.

When passing another vehicle, do not move back in front of it unless:

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Explanation:
Returning to the left lane too soon may result in a collision with the vehicle you're passing. It's vital to wait until you can see the overtaken vehicle in your rearview mirror if you're driving a longer vehicle.

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