Free Florida DHSMV Sample Test

Correct!
C. A solid yellow line to the right of a broken yellow center line

Explanation:
A solid yellow line to the right of a broken yellow center line means passing or crossing is prohibited in that lane, except when turning left. If the broken line is closer to you, you can cross the broken line only to pass another vehicle and only when it is safe to do so.

In the handbook:
Pavement Markings: Page 0

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C. five

Explanation:
In a crash, you are far more likely to be killed if you are not wearing a safety belt. Wearing shoulder belts and lap belts make your chances of living through a crash twice as good. In a crash, safety belts: -Keep you from being thrown from the vehicle. The risk of death is five times greater if you are thrown from a vehicle in a crash. -Keep you from being thrown against others in the vehicle. -Keep the driver behind the wheel, where he or she can control the vehicle. -Keep you from being thrown against parts of your vehicle, such as the steering wheel or windshield.

In the handbook:
Safety Belts: Page 0

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B. 80

Explanation:
The number one killer of young children in the United States is traffic crashes in which children were not restrained at all. Over 90 percent of the deaths and 80 percent of the injuries in car crashes could be prevented by using crash-tested child restraints. Children should be secured in the rear seat. Never secure a child in the front passenger side, especially if your vehicle has an air bag. All infant carriers and car seats must be crash-tested and approved by the U.S. Government. Children being carried or riding bicycles should wear properly fitted bicycle helmets.

In the handbook:
Protecting Children: Page 0

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C. vertical panels, drums, and cones.

Explanation:
Barricades, vertical panels, drums, and cones are the most commonly used devices to alert drivers of unusual or potentially dangerous conditions in highway and street work zones. These devices are used to guide the drivers safely through the work area, and at night, they may be equipped with warning lights. When a Road Closed sign is displayed, do not drive on this road. Look for a detour or another route. Stripes on barricades and panel devices slope downward in the direction traffic must travel.

In the handbook:
Construction and Maintenance Traffic Control Signs: Page 0

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C. right, nearest

Explanation:
Turning a corner may seem to be a simple operation, but many traffic crashes are caused by drivers who do not turn correctly. There are nine steps in making a good turn: -Make up your mind about your turn before you get to the turning point. Turn signals are required when changing lanes. Never make "last minute" turns. -If you must change lanes, look behind and to both sides to see where other vehicles are located before making your turn. -Move into the correct lane as you near the intersection. The correct lane for the right turn is the lane next to the right edge of the roadway. -On a two-lane road with traffic in both directions, an approach for a left turn should be made in the part of the right half of the roadway nearest the center line. -Give a turn signal to let other drivers know what you are going to do. -Slow down to a safe turning speed. -When you are slowing to make a right turn, the bicyclist you passed may be catching up to you. Search over your shoulder before turning. Yield to bicyclists and pedestrians. -Yield to pedestrians who may be crossing your path when turning left. Always scan for pedestrians before starting the turn. -Make the turn, staying in the proper lane. Yield the right-of-way to vehicles (including bicycles) coming from the opposite direction. -Finish your turn in the proper lane. If you reach an intersection where you wish to make a right or left turn and are not in the proper lane, you should drive to the next intersection. Then make the turn from the proper lane.

In the handbook:
Making Turns: Page 0

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