Traffic Laws and Regulations Flashcards
7 cards from real PA DMV practice questions. Tap to flip, then mark Knew It or Still Learning — missed cards come back until you master them.
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In Pennsylvania, how many points are added to a driver's record for speeding 26-30 mph over the limit?
Answer: 4 points
Speeding 26-30 mph over the posted limit in Pennsylvania results in 4 points added to the driver's record.
What action must Pennsylvania drivers take when an emergency vehicle with lights and sirens is approaching?
Answer: Pull to the right edge of the road and stop
Pennsylvania law requires drivers to pull to the right and stop when an emergency vehicle with active lights and sirens approaches.
Pennsylvania's Move Over Law requires drivers to move over or slow down when passing:
Answer: Any emergency, tow, and highway maintenance vehicles stopped on the shoulder
Pennsylvania's Move Over Law applies to all emergency, tow trucks, and highway maintenance vehicles stopped on the shoulder with lights activated.
In Pennsylvania, a driver's license is automatically suspended if they accumulate how many points within a 12-month period?
Answer: 11 points
Accumulating 11 or more points on a Pennsylvania driving record within any 12-month period triggers an automatic license suspension.
When must Pennsylvania drivers turn on their windshield wipers, they must also turn on their:
Answer: Headlights
Pennsylvania's Wipers on, Lights on law requires headlights to be activated whenever windshield wipers are in use due to weather conditions.
In Pennsylvania, what is the legal requirement for a driver involved in a collision that causes injury?
Answer: Immediately stop, render aid, and report to law enforcement
Pennsylvania law requires drivers to immediately stop at the scene of any injury accident, render reasonable aid, and report the crash to police.
Which of the following acts is classified as aggressive driving under Pennsylvania law?
Answer: Committing two or more moving violations in a single incident that endangers others
Pennsylvania defines aggressive driving as committing two or more moving violations during a single incident in a manner that endangers another person.