FL DMV FL DMV Special Driving Conditions 3

Question 1

When driving on a Florida expressway and your vehicle breaks down, you should:

Accepted Answer

Exit the expressway at the next exit if possible, or move as far onto the shoulder as possible

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Stop in the travel lane and call for help

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Stay in your vehicle in the middle of the road

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Walk to the nearest emergency phone regardless of traffic

Question 2

In Florida, when entering a freeway on-ramp, you should:

Accepted Answer

Accelerate to match freeway speed and merge smoothly

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Stop at the end of the ramp and wait for a gap

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Yield to all freeway traffic from a complete stop

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Use the horn to signal your intent to merge

Question 3

Florida's 'Slow Down, Move Over' law also applies to which non-emergency vehicles?

Accepted Answer

Sanitation vehicles, utility vehicles, and road maintenance vehicles

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Only law enforcement vehicles

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Only fire trucks and ambulances

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Only vehicles with flashing blue lights

Question 4

In Florida, when driving near large trucks, you should avoid driving in their:

Accepted Answer

Blind spots alongside and directly behind the trailer

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Left lane at high speeds

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Right lane when they are turning left

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Any lane when they signal

Question 5

What should a driver do immediately after a tire blowout in Florida?

Accepted Answer

Grip the wheel firmly, ease off the gas, and steer straight

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Brake hard immediately

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Accelerate to maintain control

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Turn sharply to exit the road

Question 6

In Florida, if you are involved in a crash resulting in injury, death, or property damage over $500, you must:

Accepted Answer

Report the crash to law enforcement immediately

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Leave the scene if the other driver agrees

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Only report it if you were at fault

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File a report within 30 days if no one is injured