1.Georgia law requires that you switch your headlights from high-beam to low-beam when you are within ________ of the vehicle ahead of you.A. 200 feetB. 300 feetC. 400 feetD. 500 feet2.Rain isn't the only product of nature that can leave debris on your windshield, _________ can do so as well.A. SnowB. FogC. SmokeD. All of the above3.To reduce glare from the sun, in addition to using your car's sun visors, you can ___________.A. Use one hand to shield your eyes and the other hand to driveB. Wear non-polarized sunglassesC. Install legally-tinted windows on your vehicleD. All of the above4.Glare can result from _________________.A. The design of your carB. Items sitting on the dashboardC. Dirt or streaks on car windowsD. All of the above5.Slowing down needlessly to look at a smashed-up vehicle at an accident scene is an example of _______________.A. Driver-StaringB. VisualizingC. MobilizingD. Rubbernecking6.TRUE or FALSE? Parking lights may be used when driving so that other drivers can see your vehicle but there is enough daylight for you to see well enough to drive safely without regular headlights.A. TrueB. False7.If fog is so heavy you can only see a few feet in front of you, __________.A. Drive no faster than 10-15 mphB. Turn on your high-beam headlightsC. Turn on your windshield wipersD. Stop driving8.Dirt on headlights can diminish their ability effectively illuminate the roadway ahead of you _________.A. 50%B. 75%C. 90%D. None of the above--dirt on headlights has no impact on their effectiveness9.A vehicle's fog lights should be used _________.A. In place of headlightsB. In conjunction with headlightsC. In conjunction with parking lightsD. In place of parking lights10.Regarding the use of wireless telecommunication devices while driving: In Georgia Class CP and Class D license holders may _____________.A. Only use such devices during daylight hours while driving a motor vehicleB. Only use "hands-free" devices while driving a motor vehicleC. Use such devices any time while driving a motor vehicle so long as they do so with careD. May not use such devices at any time while driving a motor vehicle except to report an emergency.
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1.Georgia law requires that you switch your headlights from high-beam to low-beam when you are within ________ of the vehicle ahead of you.A. 200 feetB. 300 feetC. 400 feetD. 500 feet2.Rain isn't the only product of nature that can leave debris on your windshield, _________ can do so as well.A. SnowB. FogC. SmokeD. All of the above3.To reduce glare from the sun, in addition to using your car's sun visors, you can ___________.A. Use one hand to shield your eyes and the other hand to driveB. Wear non-polarized sunglassesC. Install legally-tinted windows on your vehicleD. All of the above4.Glare can result from _________________.A. The design of your carB. Items sitting on the dashboardC. Dirt or streaks on car windowsD. All of the above5.Slowing down needlessly to look at a smashed-up vehicle at an accident scene is an example of _______________.A. Driver-StaringB. VisualizingC. MobilizingD. Rubbernecking6.TRUE or FALSE? Parking lights may be used when driving so that other drivers can see your vehicle but there is enough daylight for you to see well enough to drive safely without regular headlights.A. TrueB. False7.If fog is so heavy you can only see a few feet in front of you, __________.A. Drive no faster than 10-15 mphB. Turn on your high-beam headlightsC. Turn on your windshield wipersD. Stop driving8.Dirt on headlights can diminish their ability effectively illuminate the roadway ahead of you _________.A. 50%B. 75%C. 90%D. None of the above--dirt on headlights has no impact on their effectiveness9.A vehicle's fog lights should be used _________.A. In place of headlightsB. In conjunction with headlightsC. In conjunction with parking lightsD. In place of parking lights10.Regarding the use of wireless telecommunication devices while driving: In Georgia Class CP and Class D license holders may _____________.A. Only use such devices during daylight hours while driving a motor vehicleB. Only use "hands-free" devices while driving a motor vehicleC. Use such devices any time while driving a motor vehicle so long as they do so with careD. May not use such devices at any time while driving a motor vehicle except to report an emergency.
Solution
- B. 300 feet
- D. All of the above
- D. All of the above
- D. All of the above
- D. Rubbernecking
- B. False
- D. Stop driving
- C. 90%
- B. In conjunction with headlights
- B. Only use "hands-free" devices while driving a motor vehicle
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