1. May passengers ride in a house trailer while it is towed?
- AYes, with belts.
- No.
- CYes, on local roads.
Why B is correct
Riding in a house trailer or any towed trailer is not allowed while it is moved on a street or highway.
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Why B is correct
Riding in a house trailer or any towed trailer is not allowed while it is moved on a street or highway.
Why C is correct
For safety, one car length for every 10 miles per hour of speed is recommended.
Why B is correct
Violations can result in a fine of no more than $500 for the first offense.
Why B is correct
Short horn blasts may help scare deer from the road. Never swerve to avoid a deer.
Why A is correct
Mandatory court appearance, up to 6 points, up to $1,000; under 21, a conviction suspends the license.
Why A is correct
You must yield to work vehicles with flashing or revolving amber lights and reduce your speed.
Why A is correct
Move over to the next lane if safely possible; if not, slow down below the speed limit and be prepared to stop.
Why C is correct
If a lane change is unsafe, slow to at least 10 mph below the limit or 25 mph, whichever is more, and pass with at least three feet.
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