Afollowing distance greater than three seconds is advised when you (1 point)
are followed by a motorcycle.
are driving uphill.
are first learning to drive.
are being tailgated.

2. if the vehicle following you is too close, what action can you take to avoid being hit from the rear? (1 point)
flash your headlights quickly.
press the brake lightly.
increase your following distance.
signal the driver to pass you.

3. riding the brake might cause the driver following you to assume that you (1 point)
are intending to maintain your speed.
are going to slow or stop.
are intending to warm your brakes.
are covering the brake.
4. you may cross a double yellow line to pass another vehicle if (1 point)
there is a solid yellow line on the far left edge of the road.
the line on your side of the double yellow line is broken.
there is a solid yellow line on the right edge of the road.
the line on the other side of the double yellow line is broken.
5. when driving on a multilane highway, you should usually position your vehicle in (1 point)
the right lane.
the left lane.
the lane closest to the center line.
any available lane.
6. a flashing don’t walk pedestrian signal indicates that (1 point)
the signal light will soon be yellow.
no pedestrian will cross the street.
you should prepare to slow.
your speed is too slow.
7. it is illegal to pass if you are closer to an intersection or railroad crossing than (1 point)
50 feet.
200 feet.
100 feet.
150 feet.
8. what percent of all miles of roadways in the united states are considered to be rural? (1 point)
80
50
33
98
9. when driving through a curve at normal speed, (1 point)
brake throughout the curve.
brake until you see a resume speed sign.
accelerate gently after the midpoint of the curve.
accelerate before the midpoint of the curve.