1What is the legal consequence of driving without insurance?
License suspension
2How long do DUI convictions stay on your record?
10 years
3What is the BAC limit for drivers on DUI probation?
0.01%
4What BAC limit applies to commercial drivers?
0.04%
5Is it legal to drive after taking prescription medication?
Only if it does not impair driving
6Where must open alcohol containers be stored?
In the trunk
7Can passengers drink alcohol in a car?
No
8Who must file a collision report with the DMV?
Any driver involved in qualifying collisions
9How soon must you report a collision to DMV?
Within 10 days
10What damage amount requires a DMV report?
\$1,000 or more
11What is a hit-and-run?
Leaving the scene of a collision
12What should you do after a collision with injuries?
Call 911
13What documents must you provide after a collision?
License, registration, and insurance
14Who is financially responsible for drivers under 18?
Parents or guardians
15What is the penalty for reckless driving causing injury?
Fine, jail, or both
16What happens if you evade law enforcement?
Possible jail time and license suspension
17What should you do if law enforcement stops you?
Pull over safely and remain inside
18Are you required to identify passengers?
Passengers may decline unless legally required
19Can police ask about immigration status?
No, state and local police cannot
20Are you allowed to record police interactions?
Yes, if not interfering
21What must you do if asked to exit your vehicle?
Comply with the order
22What should your hands be during a traffic stop?
Visible
23What should you do before changing lanes?
Signal and check blind spots
24Where are most blind spots located?
Sides slightly behind the driver
25What should you do before backing up?
Look over your shoulder
26What is the three-second rule used for?
Safe following distance
27What should you do if another vehicle cuts in front of you?
Slow down to increase space
28What is tailgating?
Following too closely
29Why is tailgating dangerous?
Reduced reaction time
30What should you do when driving at night?
Drive within headlight visibility
31What should you do when roads are wet?
Reduce speed
32How much should you reduce speed on ice?
To no more than 5 mph
33What should you do if brakes fail?
Downshift and use emergency brake
34What should you do if your wheels leave the pavement?
Slow and steer back carefully
35What should you do if fog becomes too thick?
Pull off the road safely
36What should you do if traffic stops suddenly?
Brake smoothly and maintain control
37What should you do when approaching pedestrians?
Slow down and be ready to stop
38Who has the right-of-way at crosswalks?
Pedestrians
39What should you do if visibility is limited?
Increase following distance
40What should you do when approaching curves?
Slow down before entering
41What should you do in slippery conditions?
Avoid sudden braking or turning