OMV Special Situations 3

Question 1

While driving at night, an oncoming vehicle's high beams are blinding you. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Look toward the right edge of the road and slow down

Answer

Looking toward the right edge line lets you track your lane while avoiding the direct glare.

Question 2

You are being tailgated on a two-lane road. The safest response is to:

Accepted Answer

Gradually slow down and move to the right to let the driver pass

Answer

Slowing and moving right invites the tailgater to pass safely without escalating the situation.

Question 3

You notice your vehicle pulling strongly to one side when braking. This most likely indicates:

Accepted Answer

Uneven tire inflation or a brake defect on one side

Answer

Pulling to one side under braking is a classic sign of uneven tire pressure or a faulty brake on that side.

Question 4

A child runs into the street ahead of you. After braking as hard as possible and still unavoidable collision is certain, you should:

Accepted Answer

Steer toward the least-hazardous available area while braking

Answer

Steering toward the safest available area (e.g., a curb) while braking minimizes harm.

Question 5

You are driving in heavy rain and your windshield wipers cannot keep up with the downpour. What should you do?

Accepted Answer

Pull off the road safely and wait for rain to lessen

Answer

If you cannot see adequately, pulling off and waiting is the only safe option.

(OMV) Operator's Motor Vehicle Exam Practice Test