Michigan Drivers Training Segment Segment 2 Practice Test

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• What should you do after completing a passing maneuver on a dashed line?
• What percent of crashes occur in fog?
• When passing a bicyclist on a narrow road, how much clearance should you give?
• Approximately what fraction of 16-year-old drivers will have a serious crash before their 17th birthday?
• At a stop sign, what is the correct sequence of actions?
• Which term describes constantly verbally ridiculing and criticizing other drivers to deny entry into a lane?
• What percentage of young drivers had been drinking alcohol, compared to all Michigan drivers?
• When a pedestrian is waiting to cross at a signalized crosswalk, what should you do?
• Which statement about gender distribution of crashes is true?
• Approximately what portion of vehicles in fatal crashes with young drivers were six years old or older?
• Which of the following is listed as a possible reason why there are fewer single-vehicle fatal crashes involving young drivers?
• What is the purpose of a roundabout and how should you navigate it?
• Approximately what fraction of young drivers are not driving vehicles recommended for them?
• What is the proper scanning technique while driving in traffic?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible error leading to a rear-end crash among young drivers?
• By how much does the risk of fatalities increase when three or more passengers are present?
• What percentage of crashes occur in fog?
• The driver dies in approximately what fraction of fatal crashes involving new drivers?
• Among fatal crashes with young drivers, the majority of vehicles are aged six years or older. Which percentage reflects this?
• Why is 9pm to midnight a dangerous time period for young driver fatal crashes?
• With an additional half second of reaction time, which percentages of rear-end crashes and all crashes can be prevented?
• Which percentage represents car crashes that occur on Friday and Saturday?
• What situation increases after-school crash risk?
• Which factor is listed as a possible contributor to rear-end crashes among young drivers?
• Due to lack of driving experience, the largest category of error in young driver fatal crashes is which?
• What is indicated by the red octagon Stop sign?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur at stop signs?
• Which of the following is an example of defensive driving technique to avoid crashes in high-risk areas?
• The highest number of deaths in May and October is which value?
• What does a Stop sign require drivers to do before crossing intersections?
• LSD is categorized as which type of drug?
• What BAC is allowed for 21-year-olds or older?
• When conditions change on a road with a posted speed limit, what should you do?
• What is hydroplaning and how can you avoid it?
• When is it appropriate to signal before turning or changing lanes?
• How can you identify a school zone from signs?
• Using a cell phone while driving impairs driving as much as a BAC of which value?
• When is passing not allowed on a two-lane road?
• If you miss your highway exit, what should you do?
• At what age do researchers believe a young driver's brain may be fully developed?
• What percent of cars driven by young drivers in fatal crashes were at least six years old?
• What fraction of crashes involving teens are not the drivers themselves?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, the percentage of vehicles aged six years or older is approximately which value?
• What does a red arrow at an intersection mean?
• Which of the following statements about driving distractions is most accurate?
• On city streets, how should you assess distance and hazards?
• What percentage best describes the share of vehicles older than six years in fatal crashes with young drivers?
• What percentage of crashes occur on dry roads?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible error for head-on collisions among young drivers?
• What must you do at a yield sign?
• The license suspension duration listed for OWI is how many days?
• Which statement accurately reflects the largest share of fatal crashes?
• The most dangerous time of day after school is which?
• Approximately how many young driver fatal crashes occur in Michigan each year?
• What percent of crashes are caused by male drivers?
• What fraction of drivers will be involved in a crash during their first 3 years of driving?
• What should you do when entering a highway from an on-ramp?
• Minors caught using fake IDs to obtain alcohol face license suspension for how many days and a fine of how much?
• ABV stands for what?
• What is a safe practice when weather or visibility reduces while driving?
• How should you respond to a vehicle that begins to skid on ice?
• Among fatal crashes with young drivers, the majority of vehicles were older than six years old. What percentage expresses this majority?
• Which statement correctly describes underage drinking penalties for the first three offenses?
• Young drivers account for what percent of licensed Michigan drivers?
• For every 2 miles driven, what is the approximate ratio of observations to mistakes?
• Which percentage represents car crashes on dark/unlit roads?
• How should you adjust your driving in wet or icy conditions?
• Exceeding the speed limit, following too closely and failing to obey traffic controls are examples of what driving behavior?
• OWI may carry how many points on your license?
• What are the fines for teens caught drinking alcohol on first, second, and third offenses?
• What color is typically used for warning signs?
• What is a reliable indicator of a school zone when you see school-related traffic signs?
• After stopping at a stop sign, when may you proceed?
• Why are seat belts important and how should passengers be prepared?
• If your tires begin to hydroplane, what is the safest immediate action?
• Which two types of vehicles are NOT recommended for young drivers?
• Brain power decreases by what percent when a driver listens to someone talk (passenger or radio)?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible error for head-on collisions among young drivers?
• Which is an example of a stimulant?
• When a traffic signal is malfunctioning, which behavior is unsafe?
• Which statement about seat belt usage is correct?
• How can you reduce your risk when driving after school?
• Driving distractions may result in slowed perception of an important traffic event. Which option describes this effect?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a possible error for rear-end crashes among young drivers?
• How should you respond to an approaching emergency vehicle with flashing lights?
• Which factor can slow the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream?
• What percentage of car crashes occur between midnight and 6:00 am?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, what fraction of those killed are passengers, pedestrians, drivers, or bicyclists riding with other passengers in the driver's car?
• What percent of crashes are female drivers?
• What percentage of crashes occur on icy roads?
• What does ABS do and how should you brake when it engages?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, what percentage of the vehicles involved were six years old or older?
• What percentage of crashes occur in the snow?
• What percentage of car crashes occur in daylight?
• The share of vehicles aged six years or older in fatal crashes with young drivers is closest to which percentage?
• What does listening to others while driving do to cognitive capacity?
• Restrictions following an OWI may last up to how many days?
• When should you use high beam headlights?
• If brakes fail while driving, which sequence is recommended?
• When is it appropriate to signal before turning or changing lanes?
• Solid yellow line on your side indicates what should you do?
• By how much does the risk of fatalities increase when two passengers are present?
• What do you do first to eliminate distractions?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, the share of vehicles that are six years old or older is best described by which percentage?
• In poor conditions, how should you adjust your following distance?
• In wet or icy conditions, which is the safest driving practice?
• An alcohol-related crash occurs every how many minutes in the US?
• For every 2 miles driven, the average driver makes how many observations?
• In fatal crashes with young drivers, what percentage of vehicles are 10 years old or older?
• What should you do in a school zone during school hours?
• What is the best practice when merging onto a highway?
• Which statement best describes defensive driving?
• If you begin to hydroplane, what is the recommended action?
• Under what circumstances is wearing a seat belt required?
• Refusal penalty under implied consent laws, which is true?
• What is the primary factor behind the higher risk for young drivers?
• What does a flashing amber light indicate?
• What does a red traffic signal with a green arrow mean?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur on roads with a speed limit of 35 mph or less?
• What are the effects of alcohol on driving abilities?
• Which best describes the general rule for speed and conditions?
• In fatal crashes with young drivers, the percentage of older vehicles is best described by which value?
• What percentage of crashes are rear-end crashes?
• How should you respond if your vehicle starts to skid?
• What steps should you take before accelerating when entering from a driveway?
• Which practice helps prevent driver fatigue on long trips?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, what fraction of those killed are in the group of passengers, pedestrians, drivers, and bicyclists with other passengers in the driver's car?
• What is the safe clearance you should give when passing a bicyclist?
• What percentage of crashes involve two or more vehicles?
• Texting involves which functions simultaneously?
• How can you minimize blind-spot risk when changing lanes?
• What are the typical sign colors for regulatory, warning, and guide signs?
• Which of the following is a depressant?
• Which of the following is an example of defensive driving in high-risk areas?
• What percentage of crashes occur on dry roads?
• Who has the right of way at a pedestrian crosswalk?
• What does a solid white edge line mean?
• In fog, why should you increase your following distance?
• For an OWI with a BAC of .16 or below, how many hours of community service may be required?
• If a teen fails a BAC test, which set of consequences is typical?
• Which percent of fatalities/crashes are accounted for by 21-24 year olds?
• Implied consent law describes what?
• Which of the following describes typical vision impairment when drinking?
• If you get a DUI, which of the following is typically taken away?
• For every 2 miles driven, the average driver makes how many decisions?
• When two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time, which driver yields?
• Which of the following percentages reflects the share of vehicles aged six years or older in fatal crashes with young drivers?
• Which percentage represents the share of fatalities/crashes attributable to 21-24 year olds?
• How do emotions affect your driving ability?
• When there is a dashed line and you can pass, what must you ensure before passing?
• What is the best way to handle a distracting passenger?
• What is the dollar amount to have a license for 2 years after an OWI?
• A driver's primary goal should be to eliminate all in-vehicle distractions before driving begins.
• What should you do if you miss your highway exit?
• How should you safely enter through traffic from a driveway or alley?
• What should you do when approaching a construction zone?
• What percentage of crashes occur in the rain?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur while driving on straight roads?
• Which of the following describes the proper behavior at a yield sign?
• What should you do when entering a highway from an on-ramp (final check)?
• If a fatal crash involving a young driver is randomly selected, the probability that the vehicle is six years old or older is closest to which percentage?
• For every 2 miles driven, how many mistakes does the average driver make?
• What percentage of car crashes occur on Friday and Saturday?
• What must you do when a school bus on an undivided road stops with flashing red lights?
• Why do young driver fatal crashes occur in May?
• What percent of young drivers involved in fatal crashes were drinking?
• What is the purpose of the stop line at an intersection?
• What should you do if a traffic signal is malfunctioning?
• What are the three categories of drugs?
• In fatal crashes with young drivers, older vehicles account for what share?
• Synergism in pharmacology is defined as?
• What percentage of crashes occur in the rain?
• Which weather condition is associated with the highest percentage of crashes in the data?
• What percentage of car crashes occur between 9:00 pm and midnight?
• If you are caught operating while intoxicated (OWI) with a BAC of .17 or above, which penalties are listed?
• How should you respond if your vehicle starts to skid?
• Which time period accounts for 13% of car crashes?
• Which statement about roundabouts is correct?
• According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, risk of a collision increases by how many percent when talking on a cell phone while driving?
• In Michigan, what percent of all young drivers involved in fatal crashes were not using safety belts?
• What does 'share the road' mean for drivers?
• Which statement best describes teenage vehicle owners' driving patterns?
• By how much does the risk of fatalities increase when there is one additional passenger in the vehicle?
• Those who are killed from the group in the previous question account for what percentage of fatalities?
• What is the recommended following distance in ideal conditions?
• Among fatal crashes with young drivers, older vehicles account for approximately what percentage?
• What percentage of crashes are single-vehicle head-on crashes?
• Once every how many miles, one of those mistakes leads to a near-collision?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur on roads where traffic control devices are in effect?
• After an OWI conviction, which device may be required on your vehicle?
• What is the safest action if your tires hydroplane?
• If braking capability is compromised, which action is typically performed first?
• How should you respond to a tailgating driver?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur on rural roads?
• Which time period accounts for 17% of car crashes?
• What percentage of crashes occur on wet roads?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, older vehicles comprise about how much of the fleet?
• What should drivers be prepared for in a construction zone?
• What percentage of fatal crashes occur on sections of roadway with no traffic control devices in effect?
• Which best describes how to drive in foggy conditions?
• OWI stands for what?
• On a dark road with no oncoming traffic, when should you use high beams?
• In fatal crashes involving young drivers, what percentage of the vehicles driven are 10 years old or older?
• What percent of crashes involve two or more vehicles?
• What percentage of crashes occur during fair weather conditions?
• For young drivers, what percentage of fatal crashes occur on roads with a speed limit of 55 mph or less?
• What action should you take at a railroad crossing when flashing lights or gates indicate danger?
• What is the purpose of seat belts and how should passengers be prepared?
• Which factors influence your BAC?
• What percentage of car crashes occur on dark/unlit roads?