NHSA Georgia Driver's Ed Practice Exam

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• What should you do if you have the right-of-way but another vehicle does not respect it?
• Is it true that you only have to report a collision if someone is injured or killed?
• What does a flashing yellow arrow mean?
• If you triple your speed, how much stopping distance will you require?
• What does it mean to execute your decision?
• When can you safely accelerate while driving on a curve?
• What is the definition of inertia?
• The choice of tires for a vehicle should be based on what criteria?
• Which of the following should be avoided when scanning your driving environment?
• It is illegal to drive in the center turning lane for more than how many feet?
• When is a driver's license renewal required?
• Which of the following actions can improve your scanning skills?
• How do crumple zones work in relation to body rigidity?
• Which side of the road is typically used for passing another vehicle?
• What would happen to an object in motion without any external forces acting on it?
• Which of the following statements about scanning while driving is true?
• What should you do when approaching an intersection?
• If a driver’s car is unregistered, what could be the consequence?
• What should drivers do when workers are on the roadway?
• True or False: Pedestrians must yield to you as you are pulling out of your parking space.
• Which is the safest way to make a two-point turn?
• Which of the following is the smallest amount of water in which a car can hydroplane?
• In order to determine a safe following distance, which three factors should you consider?
• Centrifugal force can best be described as what?
• How can drivers improve their scanning technique?
• Does selective scanning involve paying attention to every little detail on the road?
• What type of friction occurs when your tires are rolling on the road?
• What must you remember when exiting from an alley onto a street?
• Which type of sign warns drivers of hazards ahead?
• What are pre-driving procedures?
• When waiting to make a left turn, should you turn the steering wheel first?
• What is the typical speed limit in an urban or residential district?
• What three factors affect centrifugal force?
• What is an acceleration area?
• How far should you be from the top of a hill when attempting to pass someone?
• Which of the following is NOT a step to help set and maintain a safe following distance?
• Legally, how far must a car mirror allow a driver to see behind them?
• How long can a licensed driver live in Georgia before they need to apply for a Georgia driver's license?
• What should you do if you find yourself chasing a vehicle too closely?
• What action should be taken if you have a green light but a pedestrian is in the intersection?
• What is the consequence of disobeying a traffic control device?
• Fluorescent yellow or green signs are typically used for which type of area?
• What should be considered before passing on a two-lane highway?
• What is required to change an object's state of inertia?
• How many feet should you be prepared to stop when approaching an intersection?
• What is the purpose of roadway signals?
• How far must drivers park from a fire hydrant?
• Should you always drive the posted speed limit?
• What effect does speeding have on your stopping distance?
• What is the primary purpose of vehicle mirrors?
• Which statement accurately reflects the dangers of following too closely?
• What can happen if you exceed the friction available in your vehicle?
• If the oil pressure light stays on, what does it signify?
• Where are personal transportation devices allowed to be used?
• When is it proper to use a car horn?
• What is selective seeing?
• What is the minimal acceptable vision requirement to obtain a driver's license in Georgia?
• Can bus drivers report vehicles that violate laws concerning bus safety?
• What does the color blue generally indicate for signs?
• What could happen if you ignore a traffic citation?
• What part of the vehicle should be rigid for protection during a collision?
• Which option best summarizes what drivers need to double check for when reversing?
• Classifying driving information can help you achieve which of the following?
• When is it safe to move back into your driving lane after passing?
• Who can be fined for not wearing a safety belt?
• What is the primary purpose of vehicle emission control devices?
• What is the purpose of a flashing roadway signal when it is above a warning or regulatory sign?
• What is the purpose of the instrument panel in a vehicle?
• What class of drugs is considered "controlled substances"?
• What braking technique should be used when you accidentally go off the roadway?
• Which interchange design has eliminated the need for left turn arrows?
• Which department has the right to cancel, suspend, or revoke your license?
• When you park facing downhill, how should you orient your wheels?
• On which type of road would a low speed vehicle be permitted?
• What happens to a car that is not secured by seat belts during a crash?
• What does a double line indicate?
• What is the primary benefit of wearing seat belts?
• When merging onto the expressway, what should drivers do?
• What is one way to prevent being blinded by the glare of a car's headlights?
• What do all four steps of the IPDE Process require?
• What is the term for the part of the tire that makes contact with the roadway?
• What happens if you gradually accelerate?
• What should you do when faced with a limited path of travel?
• If the oil pressure warning light stays on, what could that indicate?
• What is the primary benefit of medians on expressways?
• What percentage of all traffic collisions occur at intersections?
• After exiting a school bus, children must cross the road...
• What does it mean to have your license revoked?
• When reversing from a parked position, when should you use the accelerator?
• If your car does not pass a safety inspection, how long do you have to fix it?
• How are roadway signs designed?
• What indicates a legal speed while driving on the expressway?
• When parking facing downhill, what should you do with your wheels?
• What is a good way to determine if it's safe to return to your driving lane after passing another vehicle?
• What determines your stopping distance while driving?
• What is a car's "energy absorption system"?
• What should a driver do if they hit an unoccupied vehicle?
• What might constitute a violation related to BAC levels?
• What does "covering the brake" mean?
• Is driving aggressively or recklessly considered a serious offense?
• What is an expressway?
• What should be considered when determining your follow distance?
• What is the three-second rule primarily used for in driving?
• How far should you scan for vehicles, objects, or animals on or near the expressway?
• When is it permissible to drive on the left side of the road?
• What is important to remember about uncontrolled intersections?
• Is it only necessary to scan the front zones of your vehicle?
• Which of the following describes a Zone Control System?
• How does the time and space needed to join traffic when completing a left turn compare to a right turn?
• When might you be stopped by an officer while driving?
• What happens to friction between your tires and the road when you suddenly slam on the brakes?
• Increased kinetic energy means you will need to ____________ in order to stop safely.
• How far should you stop from the nearest rail at a railroad crossing?
• What is the maximum speed limit on an expressway in Georgia?
• How do properly positioned mirrors benefit the driver?
• What should you do if you encounter a school bus with flashing red lights?
• What is a potential benefit of using high beams on curvy roads?
• Is it legal to post an unofficial sign that resembles an authorized traffic sign?
• When cars are present, where should pedestrians walk?
• When is it acceptable to alter or remove a vehicle's emission control device?
• Why is it crucial to adjust mirrors properly before driving?
• How can a space management system assist you while driving?
• What is the most important thing to remember about using turn signals?
• How is financial responsibility typically proven?
• What role does friction play when driving on wet roads?
• What do the initials "IPDE" mean in driving?
• A driver must be able to decipher color to read a traffic signal.
• What is a controlled intersection?
• Aggressive driving can lead to which of the following consequences?
• What does right-of-way establish in traffic situations?
• Which statement is true about pedestrians?
• What can help a driver with color blindness to drive safely?
• The IPDE Process and Zone Control help you identify what?
• How do the IPDE Process and Zone Control assist in safe driving decisions?
• If seat belts are not worn during a collision, what could occur?
• What is one major reason to avoid passing near hills or curves?
• What is potential energy?
• What does the term “line of sight” refer to?
• Which statement accurately describes the importance of seat belts?
• Are intersections allowed to be monitored by cameras?
• How does gravity affect a vehicle during driving?
• A well-maintained vehicle and good tires can compensate for what driving condition?
• How can locking your doors while driving enhance safety?
• How early can you renew your driver's license?
• Lending your license to someone else is a...
• What safety measure can enhance your awareness while driving in traffic?
• Which is a sign that an exhaust system is in disrepair?
• In which situation are U-turns never allowed?
• How do framed and unibody vehicles reduce the force of impact?
• Legally, what is the minimum tread depth allowed for most vehicles?
• True or False: Kinetic energy affects how a vehicle moves forward and how it stops.
• During starting procedures, how can you properly manage operating space?
• What is the goal of pre-driving procedures?
• What is the effect of gradually accelerating a vehicle?
• What is the appropriate action when you hear an emergency vehicle siren?
• What must a driver do if they cause an accident with property damage?
• On what type of road can you legally use an electric assistive mobility device?
• How far from a hill or curve should you not attempt to pass another vehicle?
• True or False: The less friction there is, the more likely you are to turn a corner successfully.
• Which of the following is true about scanning while at or approaching intersections?
• What type of area is typically found at the beginning of an expressway ramp?
• What is the legal term for unintentionally killing someone with a vehicle?
• When discussing potential energy, what factor is primarily involved?
• What does low oil pressure indicate that requires immediate attention?
• At a railroad crossing, a driver should stop no less than how many feet from the nearest rail?
• What should you do if you notice a warning light on your dashboard?
• Is the lighting in your vehicle considered to be an automatic communication device?
• What can happen if you fail to provide proof of financial responsibility?
• Crumple or crash zones are designed to ___________ the force of initial impact.
• Which of the following is a reason for having your license suspended?
• Should you ever back up on the expressway?
• What must you do when driving on a slippery road?
• The faster you are traveling, the __________ you will need to stop.
• Which statement is true about seat belts?
• Which concept can be applied at any time to enhance driving readiness?
• When planning to pass another vehicle, what should you prioritize in your decision-making?
• Is driving without car insurance a good way to save money?
• A double line indicates...
• Does law enforcement have a standard way of reporting accidents?
• On an expressway, what is the left lane generally used for?
• Which of the following actions can lead to the revocation of a driver's license?
• Which of these requires a license or permit to operate?
• Under what circumstance can drivers under 18 use wireless communication devices?
• Which term refers to a vehicle's tilting motion from front to rear or rear to front?
• Why is predicting traffic situations important for road safety?
• Which action can increase your visibility and awareness on the road?
• What do yellow road lines divide?
• What should you do when approaching railroad tracks that do not have a crossing gate or signal?
• What is the minimum liability car insurance requirement in Georgia for bodily injury or death?
• What happens to the energy used during braking?
• Should frequent lane changes be avoided on the expressway?
• Which sign explains a road's specific do's and don'ts?
• What is the safest response when a vehicle merges into your lane without signaling?
• What does the alternator warning light indicate when it is lit?
• Points of interest can be found by reading ________ signs.
• What effect does driving too fast have on stopping distance?
• At a speed of 55 mph, how many seconds approximately will you need to execute a safe pass?
• What color indicates regulatory signs, such as speed limits?
• Which of the following best describes the role of gravity when you park your car on an incline?
• How are vehicles able to enter and leave the expressway without stopping?
• What does the term 'gap' refer to in driving?
• What should you do if you encounter a school bus with its stop sign extended?
• What should you do if you encounter a funeral procession on the road?
• What can maintenance problems cause in relation to tires?
• What must a driver provide when applying for a license renewal?
• What is one consequence for failing to pay a fine?
• Why are potential hazards harder to predict than real hazards?
• True or False: Centrifugal force affects your vehicle but not the things in it.
• What may indicate that your brake pads need to be replaced?
• How should you position your vehicle in relation to a school bus with lights flashing?
• Which of these scenarios is an example of reckless driving?
• What is one consequence of having your license suspended?
• What does the acronym VIN stand for?
• What term describes the energy of motion?
• What information must a driver provide when involved in an accident?
• If a vehicle is parked along the roadway, how close should it be to the curb?
• When is it permissible for passengers to ride in a house trailer being towed?
• If you have to stop on the side of the road, what should you use to remain visible?
• When passing another vehicle, what is the minimum distance you should be able to safely return to your lane before encountering an oncoming vehicle?
• How does a school bus driver inform other drivers that they need to stop because children are getting off the bus?
• When passing, how close can you come to an oncoming vehicle?
• What factors determine the size of the gap needed to enter a roadway without disturbing traffic flow?
• What sign shape typically indicates a stop sign?
• Is it legal to have decals on the windshield even if they obstruct your view?
• What do stop signs and yield signs both determine?
• Turnabouts should not be attempted within how many feet of an intersection?
• What is an essential action to take when approaching a stop sign?
• If your license expires, which of the following is true?
• When you turn your steering wheel, which part of the vehicle creates friction for turning?
• What is one reason why expressways are safer than other roads?
• A vehicle's ___________ help(s) reduce damage that comes from hitting an object of impact.
• If an officer is pursuing a vehicle, what is the only legal way to signal the car to stop?
• On a traffic light, what does a flashing yellow arrow mean?
• How many ways does friction help your vehicle to stop?
• What is the primary benefit of using a Zone Control System?
• Which actions are included in securing your vehicle?
• What happens to kinetic energy when you apply the brakes?
• When are delineators considered to be effective guides?
• What is the purpose of warning signs on the road?
• What is one effective way to maintain your speed when going uphill?
• What does body rigidity refer to in vehicles?
• Why practice using the IPDE Process even when not driving?
• Which driver would be considered to be violating the law?
• What is the proper way to hold a steering wheel?
• What is the goal of proper lane positioning?
• What is vehicle balance?
• Which factor does NOT influence the size of the gap required when passing vehicles?
• Kinetic energy is determined by what two factors?
• What should a driver do upon encountering a regulatory sign?
• Before pulling into a perpendicular parking space, how much space should you have between you and the cars you will be parking next to?
• Georgia has a unique set of road markings.
• What effect does higher speed generally have on stopping distance?
• What is the correct hand signal for making a right turn?
• What color is an evacuation route sign?
• With good road conditions, what is the recommended minimum safe following distance?
• What happens if you are issued a license that you didn't qualify for?
• What should a driver do when they see a yellow traffic light?
• Striking a fixed object typically results in ___________ than crashing into objects designed to absorb impact.
• Why is it important to maintain a safe following distance on the expressway?
• Which road surface is likely to provide the least traction?
• What does the IPDE Process train you to do continuously?
• The faster you are traveling, what do you need more of to stop?
• What three factors should you consider to determine a safe following distance?
• What should you consider when predicting the actions of other drivers?
• Why is it important for drivers to have a clear view around their vehicle?
• What is one way to prevent being blinded from the glare of a car's headlights?
• What is true about the force of gravity?
• What is the minimum width in inches required for a path to operate an electric assistive mobility device?
• What is the minimum distance required between a parked car and a fire hydrant?
• What should you do if another driver is tailgating you?
• What must you consider when parking on a hill?
• How often should you check your mirrors while driving?
• What characterizes an uncontrolled intersection?
• A car remains in one place on a flat surface because of what force?
• What does a green traffic light mean?
• In Georgia, when you apply for a license for the first time you must do so ______.
• What does friction refer to in driving?
• How long will an SR-22a stay on a driver's insurance policy?
• If two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time, which vehicle has the right of way?
• If your car goes off the roadway, what braking technique should you use?
• During adverse weather conditions, what is the most important factor to consider for following distance?
• Who is in charge of roadway signals for Georgia?
• What is the best way to become adept and see positive results when using the IPDE system?
• Which situation requires you to check your mirrors most carefully?
• Under normal driving conditions, what kind of friction helps to slow your vehicle?
• What is the safest method to make a two-point turn?
• True or False: The heavier the vehicle, the more damage it will cause in a collision.
• True or False: The three-second rule is necessary in maintaining the minimum following distance.
• Is it acceptable to drive in a zigzag motion in an empty parking lot?
• Which action is recommended if you encounter a school bus with its lights flashing?
• When is the appropriate time to slow down for a curve?
• Which type of road is statistically more dangerous to drive on?
• Why is it important to scan in an orderly manner?
• How does oncoming traffic speed correlate with the gap you need when passing?
• What is required to legally operate a moped?
• Proper lubrication in a vehicle reduces damage and heat caused by what?
• What should you do if you are approaching a roundabout?
• What is the legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drivers over 21 in Georgia?
• How far must drivers stay behind emergency response vehicles?
• How many main categories are there to classify driving information?
• When approaching a stop sign, what should drivers do?
• What is the definition of force of impact?
• A car can hydroplane in as little as what amount of water?
• What should you do if your car is stuck at a railroad crossing?
• Accidents must be reported to authorities if damage exceeds what amount?
• What can help you gain the most out of your driving experience?
• When driving on a curve, at what point can you accelerate?
• What should a driver do if they miss their exit on the expressway?
• A funeral procession is required to yield to which type of vehicles?
• What is the typical speed limit in an urban or residential district?
• A vehicle's kinetic energy is directly proportional to which of the following factors?
• What should you do if you miss your exit on the highway?
• What indicates that a driver is under the influence of alcohol?
• Which factor plays a significant role in determining speed limits?