CHAPTER FOUR:

1) REGULATION SIGN-WHITE RECTANGLE WITH BLACK LETTERS

2) WARNING SIGNS- YELOOW DIAMOND SHAPE W BLACK
LETTERS/SYMBOLS
3) DESTINATION SIGNS- GREEN W WHITE LETTERS
4) STOP SIGN- COME TO FULL STOP AND YIELS TO RIGHT AWAY
5) RAILROAD CROSSING SIGN- ROUND YELLOW W BLACK LATTERS
6) FLASHING RED SIGN-STOP YIELD AND GO WHEN SAFE,FLASHING
YELLOW-DRIVE W CAUTION,STEADY YELLOW- BE PREPARED TO STOP
FOR RED GREEN ARROWS GO IN DIRECTION OF ARROWS BUT YIELD
RIGHT AWAY TO TRAFFIC
7) EDGE LINE CENTER SLANTS-ROAD BECOMES NARROWS
8) SINGLE BROKEN LINES- PASS VEHICLES& CHANGE LANES SAFELY&NOT
INTERFERE W TRAFFIC.
SINGLE SOLID LINES- CAN PASS VEHICLES & CHANGE LANES ONLY IF
OBSTRUCTIONS ON ROAD OR TRAFFIC CONDITIONS MAKE
ITNECESSARY.
DOUBLE SIDED LINES- CANNOT PASS OR CHANGE LINES IF TURNING
LEFT, LEAVING OR ENTERING HIGHWAY.
SOLID AND BROKEN LINES TOGETHER- CANNOT CROSS LINE OR OTHER
CARS EXCEPT TO ONLY MAKE LEFT TURN INTO DRIVEWAY.
BROKEN SOLIDS- CAN PASS CARS WHEN SAFE AS LONG AS DONT
INTERFERE W TRAFFIC.
9) CROSSWALK LINES NO STOP LINES- STOP BEFORE RECHING STOP LINE
10) PAVEMENT MARKERS FOR TURNS- ARROWS
11) POLICE OFFICER- ABOVE ALL SIGNS MUST BE OBEYED.
CHAPTER FIVE
1) STOP HAND SIGNAL- HAND DOWN,RIGHT TURN- HAND UP
2) DRIVER TURNING LEFT YIELDS RIGHT AWAY TO CARS COMING AND
GOING STRAIGHT AND TURNING RIGHT.
3) BEFORE MAKING LEFT TURN ONTO INTERSECTION, YOU MUST
APPROACHING TRAFFIC TO GO FIRST.
4) DRIVER ON RIGHT- HAS THE RIGHT AWAY TO PROCEED BEFORE I
CAN DRIVE.
5) ENTER ROAD FROM DRIVEWAY- MUST YIELD RIGHT AWAY TO
PEDESTRIANS AND TRAFFIC ON ROAD.
6) CANNOT ENTER INTERSECTION IF YOUR FACING GREEN LIGHT UNTIL
TRAFFIC CLEARS.
7) DRIVERS ALREADY IN THE TRAFFIC CIRCLE HAVE THE RIGHT AWAY
8) EMERGENCY VEHICLES- YOU MUST PULL OVER AND WAIT FOR
EMERGENCY VEHICLES TO PASS
9) !"" FEET-YOU MUST SIGNAL TURN
10) FOR A RIGHT TURN STAY AS MUCH TO THE RIGHT AS POSSIBLE.
LEFT TURN- FROM TWO WAY ONTO ONE WAY STREET LEFT WHEELS SHOUL
!E AS CLOSE TO CENTER LINE AS POSSI!LE
CHAPTER SI"
1) YOU SHOUL PASS OTHER VEHICLES ON THE LEFT SIE#
2) USE IRECTIONAL SI$NALS OR HAN SI$NALS AT LEAST 100FT PRIOR TO
CHAN$IN$ LANES#
3) YOU SHOUL SEE THE FRONT !UMPER OF THE VEHICLE YOU %UST PASSE ON
THE LEFT PRIOR TO $OIN$ TO RI$HT LANE#
4)YOU MAY PASS THE VEHICLE ON RI$HT ONLY IF VEHICLE AHEA OF YOU
MA&ES A LEFT TURN-
ON TWO-WAY ROA WIE ENOU$H FOR TWO OR MORE LANES !OTH
IRECTIONS AN PASSIN$ ISNT PROHI!ITE !Y SI$NS
ON A ONE WAY ROA WIE ENOU$H FOR TWO OR MORE LANES
5)NEVER PASS A CAR AT CROSSWAL& WHEN PEOPLE CROSS STREET#
6)SLOW OWN AN &EEP TO THE RI$HT UNTIL VEHICLE IS SAFELY AT A
ISTANCE AN RESUME SPEE
7)FLASHIN$ YELLOW- LI$HTS !E PREPARE TO STOP#!US RIVER IS A!OUT TO
UNLOA PASSEN$ERS#
8)FLASHIN$ RE LI$HTS-YOU STOP 20FT !US AS WELL AS IN OPPOSITE
IRECTION#
CHAPTER SEVEN
1) PARALLEL PARKING- NO MORE THAN ONE FOOT AWAY FROM CURB
2) OPEN DOOR ON ROAD IF NO TRAFFIC IS COMING- YES BUT YOU
CANNOT OPEN DOOR IF IT INTERFERES WITH TRAFFIC.
3) PULLING OUT OF PARKING SPOT- !#MAKE SURE WHEELS ARE
STRAIGHT $#BACK UP TO VEHICLE BEHIND YOU %# TURN WHEELS
AWAY FROM CURB
4) NO STOPPING- ONLY STOP TO OBEY TRAFFIC SIGN, SIGNAL OR
OFFICER.
5) NO STANDING- TEMPORARILY STOP TO LOAD AND UNLOAD
PASSENGERS. NO PARKING-TEMPORARILY STOPS TO UNLOAD &
LOAS PASSENGERS & MERCHANDISE.
6) NO PARKING ALLOWED AT CROSSWALK IN MIDDLE OF BLOCK
CHAPTER EI$HT
1)ALWAYS LOO& STRAI$HT AHEA TO AVOI POTENTIAL PRO!LEMS#
2)30 MPH FASTEST YOU MAY $O NY STATE#
3)AT TIMES SPEE LIMITS HAVE TO !E A%USTE EPENIN$ ON ROA
CONITIONS#
4)MINIMUM SPEE LIMITS- USE TO &EEP TRAFFIC RUNNIN$ SMOOTHLY#
5)SEAT!ELTS-RIVERS AN ALL OCCUPANTS IN CAR#
6)PREVENT FATI$UE- $ET PLENTY OF REST'HAVE ESI$NATE RIVER AN STOP
EVERY TWO HOURS AT REST STOPS#
7)ROA RA$E- WHEN RIVERS I$NORE ALL RULES OF ROA' MAY SPEE'PAST
STOP SI$NS' AN NOT SI$NAL WHEN CHAN$IN$ LANES# AVOI RA$E !Y
STAYIN$ CALM'AVOI EYE CONTACT AN I$NORE#
8)WOR& (ONE-FOLLOWIN$ IRECTIONAL SI$NS AN SLOW OWN UNTIL YOU
PASS AN$ER (ONE#
ROUNA!OUT- LOO& FOR STREET AN IRECTIONAL SI$NS IN ORER TO &NOW
WHAT E"IT TO TA&E#
CHAPTER NINE
1)RIVIN$ WHILE IMPAIRE IS A SERIOUS TRAFFIC PRO!LEM IN THE US#
2)ALCOHOL SLOWS REFLE"ES AN REACTION TIMES-SI$HT'SPEE AN
ISTANCE AN ALERTNESS# MENTAL)PHYSICAL S&ILLS WEA&ENE#
3) MEICATIONS AN RU$S CAN HAVE SIMILAR EFFETS TO THAT OF ALCOHOL
IN IMPAIRIN$ YOU RIVIN$ A!ILITIES#
4) NON-PRESCRIPTION RU$S-REA WARNIN$ LA!ELS FOR EFFECTS AN OR
AS& PHARMACIST OR OCTOR#
5)TA&IN$ SRU$S AN RIN&IN$ MULTIPLY THE EFFECTS OF !OTH RU$S AN
ALCOHOL*
6) !AC-!LOO ALCOHOL CONTENT-THREE FACTORS
HOW MUCH ALCOHOL YOU DRINK
HOW MUCH PASSES BTWN DRINKS
WEIGHT
7)1 + OUNCES 80 PROOF LI,UIOR) OR ALL CONTAION A!OUT THE SAME AMOUNT
OF ALCOHOL#
8)AN HOUR TO ISPOSE OF 12 OUNCES OF !EER WHICH IS E,UIVALENT TO 0#2-
!AC#
9)REUCE !AC- !Y NOT RIN&IN$#
10)CHEMICAL TEST REFUSAL- LICENSE SUSPENE IN COURT
11)ASIE FROM FINES'%AIL TIME AN SUSPENE LICENSE THE I$NITION
INTERLOC& PRO$RAM .EVICE INSTALLE IN CAR MEASURES RIVERS
!REATH#
CHAPER TEN
1)MISSE E"PRESSWAY E"IT-$ET OFF NE"T E"IT'LOO& FOR SI$NS TO $ET !AC&
ON E"PRESSWAY IN OTHER IRCTION#
2)E"PRESSWAY RAMP- USE TO ACCELERATE SPEE AN !LEN WITH TRAFFIC#
3)IF ENTRANCE LANE TOO SHORT-WAIT FOR A $AP IN TRAFFIC'ENTER AN
ACCELERATE ,UIC&LY#
4)100FT- SI$NAL YOUR E"ITIN$ E"PRESSWAY
5) LEAVIN$ E"PRESSWAY-CHEC& SPEEEMETER TO MA&E SURE YOT RIVIN$
WITHIN SPEE LIMITS#
6)E"PRESSWAY TRAFFIC TRAFFIC HI$H SPEES ALERTNESS IS &EY#
7)NI$HTIME RIVIN$ MORE AN$EROUS THAN AYTIME ISTANCE YOU SEE
AHEA OR TO SIE IS REUCE#
8)RIVIN$ WITHIN RAN$E OF YOUR HEALI$HTS-350FT ISTANCE AHEA THAT
YOUR LI$HTS COVER#
9)FLASH YOUR HEALI$HTS FROM HI$H !EAM FOR A SECON AN !AC&
TOLOW !EAM IF A CAR APPROACHIN$ HEALI$HTS MA&E IT HAR TO SEE#
10)LOW !EAM HEALI$HTS URIN$ SNOW'FO$ AN RAIN#
11)IF S&IIN$ LEFT TURN WHEELS IN THAT IRECTION AN OR VICE VERSA#
12)!RA&E PEAL ON SLIPPERY R-!RA&E EARLY'CAREFULLY' AN $ENTLY
S,UEE(E !RA&ES /SLOW STEAY STRO&ES)#
13)RIVIN$ EMER$ENCY RULE-MOST IMPORTANT RULE ON0T PANIC#
14)!LOWOUT TIRE- HOL STEERIN$ WHEEL FIRMLY AN EASE FOOT OFF PEAL#
15)!RA&E FAILURE- PUMP TO !UIL PRESSURE#IF OESN0T WOR& USE
EMER$ENCY OR PAR& !RA&E $ENTLY#
16)WHEELS RIFT OFF PAVEMENT- ON0T YAN& STEERIN$ WHEEL'!AC&#CHEC&
TRAFFIC AN THEN STEER !AC& ON PAVEMENT#
CHAPTER ELEVEN
1)!LIN SPOTS- COMMERCIAL VEHICLES VS CARS-LAR$ER !LIN SPOTS THAN
CARS 'IRECTLY !EHIN THEM AN SIES#
2)STOPPIN$ ISTANCE-LAR$ER VEHICLES AIR !RA&ES SU!%ECT TO LA$ AN
CAN A FEET TO STOPPIN$ ISTANCE#
CARS-LEAVE PLENTY OF SPACE !ETWEEN YOU AN TRUC&S IF CHAN$IN$
LANES'SI$NAL EARLY AN NO SUEN MOVES#
3)PASSIN$ LAR$E VEHICLES- MA&E SURE YOU SEE FRONT OF VEHICLE !EFORE
RETURNIN$ !AC& TO LANE AFTER PASS#
4)LAR$E VEHICLE !AC&UP STRATE$Y-LET TRUC& !AC&UP COMPLETELY
!EFORE ATTEMPTIN$ TO PASS#
5) RIVEWAY !AC&UP-$ET OUT OF CAR AN CHEC& !EHIN CAR /CHILREN)#
6) !LIN PEESTRIAN IENTITY- WHITE METAL CANE OR $UIE O$#
7)NO SIEWAL&- WAL& FACIN$ TRAFFIC AN &EEP AS FAR TO LEFT AS POSSI!LE#
8)!ICYCLISTS APPROACH- $IVE SPACE AN SLOW OWN AS YOU PASS
9)!ICYCLISTS-MUST O!EY TRAFFIC RULES OF THE ROA#
10)NO !ICYCLE LANE-&EEP NEAR RI$HT CUR! OR E$E OF ROA ON USA!LE
RI$HT SHOULER TO AVOI TRAFFIC INTERRERENCE#
11) !ICYCLISTS NI$HTIME E,UIPMENT-HEALI$HT MUST !E SEEN 500 FT AHEA
AN RE TAILI$HT VISI!LE FROM 300FT AWAY ON EACH SIE#
12) MOTORCYCLISTS-ARE ALLOWE TO RIE TWO A!REAST IN A SIN$LE LANE#
13) SLOW MOVIN$ VEHICLE EM!LEM- LOO&S FLURESCENT OR REFLECTIVE
ORAN$E TRIAN$LE#