Driver's Duties and Responsibilities Flashcards
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When a driver is involved in an accident resulting in injury, what is the FIRST duty they must perform?
Answer: Render aid to any injured persons before anything else
The law requires a driver involved in an injury accident to first render reasonable aid to injured parties before other steps.
A driver must report an accident to the DMV when property damage exceeds:
Answer: $750
In many U.S. states, accidents involving property damage over $750 must be reported to the DMV within a specified timeframe.
Which of the following is a driver's legal obligation when passing a stationary emergency vehicle with flashing lights?
Answer: Move over one lane or slow down significantly
Move Over laws require drivers to change lanes away from a stationary emergency vehicle or reduce speed if changing lanes is not possible.
A driver who knowingly allows an unlicensed person to operate their vehicle may be held:
Answer: Both criminally and financially liable
Allowing an unlicensed driver to use your vehicle can result in both criminal penalties and civil liability for any resulting damages.
When must a driver dim their high-beam headlights when approaching an oncoming vehicle?
Answer: Within 500 feet
Drivers are required to dim high beams to low beams when within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle to avoid blinding the other driver.
Which action is a driver required to take when a school bus has stopped with red lights flashing on a two-lane road?
Answer: Stop regardless of which direction you are traveling
On a two-lane undivided road, all traffic in both directions must stop when a school bus displays flashing red lights.
A driver's duty of care to pedestrians at a crosswalk requires them to:
Answer: Yield the right-of-way to pedestrians already in the crosswalk
Drivers must yield to pedestrians who are already in a crosswalk, whether it is marked or unmarked, at any intersection.