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Californian driving test
California Driver's Exam
This is a true driving test taken by young Californians in 1995. Would you have passed or failed it?
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1. When a school bus with flashing red lights has stopped on the road ahead of you, you must:
Change lanes and pass cautiously.
Slow to 10 m.p.h
Stop until the lights stop flashing
2. When you hear the siren or see the red emergency light of a closely approaching ambulance, police vehicle, or fire truck, you must:
Drive to the right edge of the road and stop.
Move into the right lane and drive slowly until it has passed.
Speed up to clear traffic.
3. If you are arrested for drunk driving and refuse to submit to a chemical test of the alcohol content of your blood:
You will not be allowed to post bail.
Your driving privilege will be withdrawn.
You will receive an additional fine.
4. What is a general rule for passenger vehicles regarding blind spots for large trucks and buses?
If the vehicle has eight mirrors, then there is no blind spot.
If you follow no closer than six feet, you are not in a blind spot.
If you can't see the vehicle's mirrors, you can be sure that the truck or bus driver can't see you.
5. Orange colored signs and flags can mean be alert for:
Carpool lanes.
Speed zones.
Changed road conditions.
6. You may not 'double park':
Except while waiting in the vehicle.
At any time.
Except when making a delivery.
7. If a traffic light is red, but a police officer or firefighter on duty tells you to go ahead, you should:
Report him or her to the Chief of Police.
Wait for the green light.
Do as he or she tells you.
8. When stopping for any reason along a highway, other than as required by traffic, you should stop:
Off the pavement.
In the right-hand lane.
Near the center divider.
9. If you are involved in a collision:
Stop and identify yourself only if someone is injured.
Notify the local law enforcement agency or CHP if anyone is injured or killed.
Show evidence that you have insurance only to a peace officer.
10. You have a restriction on your license that states 'must wear corrective lenses.' You lost your glasses the day before. What should you do?
Limit your driving to familiar routes until you replace your glasses.
Do not drive until your glasses are replaced.
Drive only in an emergency.
11. Looking ahead while driving means that you should:
Look as far ahead as you can see.
Look at the car immediately ahead of you.
Scan (keep your eyes moving).
12. Should you signal when you don't see any vehicles around?
No, there isn't any need to signal if you don't see anyone else on the road.
Yes, to maintain good signalling habits.
Yes, a vehicle you don't see might hit you.
13. Blocking an intersection during 'rush hour' traffic is:
Permitted if you have already waited through two red lights.
Never permitted.
Permitted as long as some of the cross traffic can get around you.
14. The maximum legal blood alcohol concentration (BAC) level for persons age 18 or older is:
Eight hundredths (0.08) of one percent.
One tenth (0.10) of one percent.
Eight tenths (.80) of one percent.
15. When you come to a corner where there is a flashing yellow light, you must:
Wait for the green light.
Stop before crossing.
Slow down and cross carefully.
16. When you follow too closely and another driver cuts suddenly in front of you, what is the best thing to do?
Take your foot off the gas pedal.
Swerve into the lane next to you.
Slam on the brakes.
17. Which of the following could best contribute to improve traffic flow?
Raising the speed limit.
Public transportation.
Eliminating the space cushion.
18. You must always look carefully for motorcycles before you change lanes or make a left turn because they:
Have the right-of-way.
Are driven too fast.
Are hard to see.
19. Carpool lanes are marked with a diamond symbol. To use these lanes during the special hours shown on the signs, you must:
Be driving a van or bus.
Have the minimum number of passengers shown on the signs.
Drive at the speed limit or have your lights on.
20. A flashing red traffic light at an intersection means that you must:
Wait for the green light.
Slow down before entering.
Stop before entering.
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