28 questions in this content area. 10 are published in full below with worked explanations.
Why A is correct
Exceeding the limit by 24 mph or more is a four-point offense, which suspends the license of a driver under 21.
Why A is correct
A reduced speed limit is in effect in the school zone when the yellow lights are flashing.
Why B is correct
Within 20 feet of a fire station driveway, or within 75 feet of the spot across the street from it, stopping is only momentary.
Why A is correct
Speeding 15-18 mph over is 2 points, 19-23 is 3, 24-33 is 4, and 34 or more is 6.
Why A is correct
Speeding 15-18 over is 2 points; 19-23 over is 3 points.
Why C is correct
You may not drive so slowly as to impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic except when necessary for safety.
Why C is correct
Penalties for impeding traffic include a fine up to $1,000 and/or 3 points.
Why A is correct
General limits: 30 urban/residential, 35 unpaved county road, 70 rural interstate, 65 urban interstate or multi-lane divided, 55 elsewhere.
Why A is correct
Turn sharply right and back slowly; as your front door passes the back bumper ahead, quickly straighten and keep backing.
Why B is correct
Park off the highway if you can, leaving free passage and a clear view of your vehicle for 200 feet in each direction.
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