DMV Written Test 3
In your direction, there are two lanes of traffic. Many vehicles are passing you on the right as you are traveling in the left lane. If the person driving in front of you wants to go quicker, you should:
If you are driving in the left lane and there are multiple cars passing you on the right, and the driver behind you wishes to drive faster, it is generally recommended to move over into the right lane when it is safe to do so.
You've agreed to submit to a test to determine the amount of alcohol in your blood, breath, or urine:
In California, as a condition of obtaining a driver's license, you are deemed to have given your implied consent to submit to a test for alcohol or drugs if you are lawfully arrested for driving under the influence (DUI). This is known as "implied consent."
You may proceed in the direction of the arrow at a red traffic light with a green arrow if:
If you are in the proper lane and the highway is clear, you may proceed in the direction of the green arrow at a red traffic signal with a green arrow.
Failure to strap children under the age of eight in a federally authorized child safety seat is a traffic offense that carries a $25 fine and a one-point penalty.
The statement is true.
When changing lanes, drivers should look for items in their "blind spot" by doing the following:
When changing lanes, drivers should look over their left or right shoulder to see things in their "blind area."
A person with a Class C driver's license can drive:
If the Gross Vehicle Weight is less than 6,000 pounds, a person with a Class C driver's license may operate a three-axle vehicle.
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS NOT A SAFE DRIVING METHOD?
STARING AHEAD OF YOUR CAR AT THE ROAD IS NOT A SAFE DRIVING PRACTICE.
When one of the following occurs in California, you must notify the DMV:
In California, it is generally required to file a report of a traffic accident with the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) if you are involved in a collision where there is an injury.
A curb that is painted white denotes the following:
A white painted curb indicates that the loading zone is reserved for people or mail.
How do you turn your front wheels to park next to a curb while going downhill?
When parking downhill next to a curb, you should turn your front wheels into the curb.
A school bus in your lane ahead of you has stopped with red lights blinking. You ought to:
A school bus in your lane ahead of you has stopped with red lights blinking. As long as the red lights are flashing, you should come to a complete stop.
You must have your parent or guardian with you for the first year following your license if you:
The specific regulations for newly licensed drivers and restrictions for transporting minors during certain hours can vary depending on the jurisdiction.
SOLID YELLOW LINES MAY BE CROSSED:
When turning, YOU MAY CROSS SOLID YELLOW LINES.
All of the above are required for a safe vehicle backing, with the exception of:
Safely backing your vehicle includes several important steps, but tapping your horn before you back up is not one of them.
When is it safe to drive only with parking lights?
Under no circumstances should you drive using only your parking lights. Parking lights, also known as sidelights or marker lights, are designed to provide visibility for parked vehicles in low-light conditions. They are not meant to be used as the sole source of illumination while driving.
Your front wheels should be positioned as follows when parking uphill on a two-way street with no curb:
Your front wheels should be turned to the right when parking uphill on a two-way street with no curb (away from the street).