Question #2
The Hands Free GA Law pertains to which of the following:

All drivers regardless of age.


Older Drivers


Drivers under the age of 21


Drivers over the age of 21
Question #3
Georgia's Move-Over Law requires drivers to:

Stay in the right lane if driving a tractor-trailer.


Move vehicles out of the lanes of traffic following a crash.


Move over at least one lane away from an emergency vehicle that is stationary, or if unable to move over, slow down below the speed limit.
Question #4
If you are involved in a crash, one of the immediate requirements is to:

Notify the Secretary of State's Office.


Notify your insurance agent.


Render aid to the injured.
Question #5
What should you do when you see a flashing yellow traffic signal at the next intersection?

Come to a complete stop before proceeding.


Speed up before the light changes to red.


Slow down and proceed with caution.
Question #6
Where does the licensed driver riding with a permit holder need to ride in the vehicle?

In the front passenger seat.


In the backseat directly behind the driver.


Anywhere they choose.
Question #7
You are driving behind a motorcycle and want to pass. You must:

Blow your horn to make the motorcycle move onto the shoulder so that you can pass.


Stay in the right lane as much as possible, because the motorcycle is small and doesn't use all of the lane.


Have your vehicle entirely into the left lane before and during the pass.
Question #8
All children ages 8 up to 18 are required to ride:

Secured in a safety belt or child safety seat.


In the front seat of the vehicle.


In the backseat of the vehicle.
Question #9
Streets and highways are most slippery:

When they are clean and dry.


When it has been raining hard for several hours.


Just after it starts to rain.
Question #10
Driving requires your full attention:

True


False
Question #11
It is more dangerous to drive at night than in daytime, because:

Your reaction time is slower at night.


You cannot see as far ahead at night.


The road is more slippery at night.