Prepare for the Arkansas Knowledge Exam – Sample Test 3

If you are involved in a crash, you must stop, regardless of the extent of damage.

When required to stop because of a sign or signal, you must stop before the stop line or, if there is one, the crosswalk. Suppose there is no crosswalk and no stop line. In that case, you must stop before entering the intersection.

The two-second rule is an easy way to tell if you are following too closely.

When necessary, you should use the turn-out area to let other vehicles pass.

Never share a lane with a motorcyclist.

You cannot park next to another parked vehicle (double parking).

Leave extra room for vehicles required to come to a stop at railroad crossings, including transit buses, school buses, and vehicles carrying hazardous materials.

You must obey their directions at all times.

Orange construction and maintenance signs are used to alert drivers of unusual or potentially dangerous conditions in or near work areas. Most signs in work areas are diamond shaped, but a few are rectangular.

If there is danger, sound a sharp blast on your horn.

All vehicles are required to stop before a stopped school bus with red warning lights. Drivers are not required to stop if the school bus is in an opposite lane separated by a median twenty feet or more in width.

You have consent to submit to a chemical test to determine the amount of alcohol in your blood. If an officer instructs you to take an alcohol test, you can lose your driver's license if you refuse.

Added lane sign. Two roadways come together, but you are not required to merge.

You should adjust your speed and avoid fast turns and quick stops to prevent skidding on slippery surfaces.

Hospital is a word message sign or an H symbol sign on blue background.

Check behind your vehicle before you get in. Children or small objects are hard to see from the driver's seat.

Yellow lines mark the center of a road used for traffic going opposite directions.

You must be able to stop within the distance you can see ahead with your headlights. Your headlights let you see about 400 feet ahead.

For the best possible protection, place infants in the back seat of your vehicle in rear-facing child safety seats. Rear-facing seats are the safest way to transport an infant and should be used until the child no longer meets the height or weight limit of the particular seat.

Motorists remaining in the blind spots on the sides and in the rear of a truck hamper the trucker's ability to take evasive action to avoid a dangerous situation.

Slow down to the posted advisory speed. Yield to pedestrians in the crosswalk. You must also yield to drivers already in the circle.

Anytime you want to merge with other traffic, you need a gap of about four seconds. Enter a gap that gives you a big enough cushion of safety.

If another vehicle is about to enter the street between you and where you plan to turn, wait until you have passed it to signal your turn. If you signal earlier, other drivers may think you plan to turn where they are and proceed into your path.