PA DMV Vehicle Operation and Control 5

Question 1

When approaching a blind intersection with a stop sign, you should:

Accepted Answer

Stop, then inch forward slowly until you can see clearly

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Stop, sound your horn, then proceed

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Slow to 15 mph and proceed if no traffic is visible

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Stop only if other vehicles are approaching

Question 2

What happens to your stopping distance when you double your speed from 30 to 60 mph?

Accepted Answer

It quadruples

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It doubles

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It triples

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It increases by 50%

Question 3

When driving through a curve, you should:

Accepted Answer

Slow down before the curve and gently accelerate through it

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Accelerate through the curve to maintain stability

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Brake while in the curve to control your speed

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Stay in the center of the lane and brake at the apex

Question 4

In Pennsylvania, when are you required to use your windshield wipers?

Accepted Answer

Whenever weather conditions require them for visibility

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Only during heavy rain

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Only when rain is actively falling

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Only on highways when rain is present

Question 5

What does 'target fixation' mean in the context of driving?

Accepted Answer

Steering toward a hazard you are staring at instead of away from it

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Keeping your eyes focused far ahead on the road

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Using mirrors to track vehicles in adjacent lanes

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Focusing on the speed limit signs while driving

Question 6

When is it legal to pass another vehicle on the right in Pennsylvania?

Accepted Answer

Both B and C are correct

Answer

Never — passing on the right is always illegal

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When the vehicle ahead is turning left and there is a clear lane to the right

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When driving on a one-way street with multiple lanes

Question 7

What is the effect of driving with underinflated tires?

Accepted Answer

Reduced fuel economy, increased heat buildup, and risk of blowout

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Improved traction in wet conditions

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Better handling and a softer ride with no safety risk

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Faster stopping distance due to increased tire contact