Question 1 of 30 Parking and stopping (Hawaii)
When you parallel park in Hawaii, how close to the curb must your curbside wheels be?
A A. Within 6 inchesB B. Within 12 inchesC C. Within 20 inchesD D. Within 30 inches
Question 2 of 30 Sharing the road (Hawaii)
How much space should a Hawaii driver keep when passing a bicyclist?
A A. At least 5 feetB B. At least 6 feetC C. At least 8 feetD D. At least 3 feet
Question 3 of 30 Signals and pavement markings
What do two broken yellow lines side by side usually mark?
A A. A lane whose direction changes at set timesB B. A no-passing zone for both directionsC C. A bike lane on the side of the roadD D. A two-way left-turn lane in the center
Question 4 of 30 Right of way
In the US, which way do cars travel in a roundabout?
A A. Clockwise, going to the leftB B. Either way, as long as you signalC C. Whichever way is shortestD D. Counterclockwise, to the right
Question 5 of 30 Safe driving and hazards
How should you use the gas and brakes on snow?
A A. Gently and smoothlyB B. Hard and fastC C. Only the parking brakeD D. Pump them quickly
Question 6 of 30 Parking and stopping (Hawaii)
How long may a car stay parked in one spot on a Hawaii public street?
A A. No more than 12 hours in a rowB B. No more than 48 hours in a rowC C. No more than 24 hours in a rowD D. No more than 72 hours in a row
Question 7 of 30 Parking and stopping
You park a car with an automatic gearbox. What gear should it be in?
A A. NeutralB B. ParkC C. DriveD D. Reverse
Question 8 of 30 Alcohol, drugs and penalties
How do the laws treat driving under the influence of illegal drugs?
A A. It is legal as long as you feel fineB B. It is only a small fineC C. It is as illegal as driving drunkD D. It is treated as a minor offense
Question 9 of 30 Speed and following distance
Why do many states raise fines for speeding in a work zone?
A A. To pay for the cost of road repairsB B. Because work zones have more policeC C. Workers are close to traffic and can be hurtD D. Because cars use more fuel in work zones
Question 10 of 30 Safe driving and hazards (Hawaii)
According to the Hawaii manual, the law bars leaving a child of what age alone in a car for five minutes or longer?
A A. Under six years oldB B. Under twelve years oldC C. Under nine years oldD D. Under fourteen years old
Question 11 of 30 Speed and following distance
You are driving in a neighborhood with homes and parks. What should you do?
A A. Drive at the speed you would on a highwayB B. Use your horn often to warn childrenC C. Keep your speed low and watch for childrenD D. Stay in the middle of the road
Question 12 of 30 Emergencies and equipment
How should you brake hard in a car with anti-lock brakes?
A A. Pump the brakes quickly and hardB B. Press lightly, then let go fastC C. Pull the parking brake as hard as you canD D. Press firmly and hold steady pressure
Question 13 of 30 Speed and following distance
What does it mean to "overdrive" your headlights?
A A. Driving with your high beams on all nightB B. Going too fast to stop within your lights' reachC C. Driving with one headlight burned outD D. Using your headlights during the day
Question 14 of 30 Signals and pavement markings (Hawaii)
A lane control signal over a Hawaii lane shows a flashing yellow X. What may you use that lane for?
A A. Only to pass slower carsB B. Any travel, if you use careC C. Only to get ready to turn leftD D. Only buses and taxis may use it
Question 15 of 30 Sharing the road (Hawaii)
What must a bicycle have to be ridden at night in Hawaii?
A A. A rear light and pedal reflectorsB B. A horn and a bellC C. Only a white front reflectorD D. A headlight and a rear reflector
Question 16 of 30 Signals and pavement markings
A bicycle symbol with two V-shaped chevrons above it is painted in the middle of a traffic lane. What does it tell you?
A A. The lane is closed to cars at all timesB B. Bikes may use the full lane, so expect them in itC C. Bikes must ride on the sidewalk hereD D. The lane is a parking area for bikes
Question 17 of 30 Safe driving and hazards (Hawaii)
According to the Hawaii manual, what should you not wear while driving?
A A. Sunglasses on a bright, sunny dayB B. Headphones that cover or go in both earsC C. A light jacket when it rainsD D. Shoes with thin, flat soles
Question 18 of 30 Safe driving and hazards
You are on a dark, empty road with no cars ahead or coming toward you. Which headlights help you see best?
A A. Parking lights only, to save the batteryB B. Low beams only, even on empty roadsC C. High beams, until another car comes nearD D. Hazard lights, so others know you are there
Question 19 of 30 Parking and stopping
May you park so that you block a driveway?
A A. No, it is not allowedB B. Yes, for a short timeC C. Yes, if you leave a noteD D. Yes, if no one is home
Question 20 of 30 Road signs
A five-sided sign shaped like a house warns of:
A A. A hospital or clinic just aheadB B. A school zone or school crossingC C. A rest area with picnic tablesD D. A parking area for buses
Question 21 of 30 Signals and pavement markings
What must you do at a steady red traffic light?
A A. Slow down and go if the road is clearB B. Stop only if cars are crossingC C. Go if you are turning leftD D. Stop and wait behind the stop line
Question 22 of 30 Signals and pavement markings (Hawaii)
After a full stop at a red light in Hawaii, when may you turn left?
A A. From a one-way street into a one-way street going leftB B. From a two-way street into a one-way streetC C. From any street when no cars are comingD D. Never, since left turns on red are banned
Question 23 of 30 Safe driving and hazards
When should you use your horn?
A A. To show you are angryB B. To greet friendsC C. To make traffic move fasterD D. To warn others of danger
Question 24 of 30 Emergencies and equipment
How should you set your head restraint?
A A. As low as it will go on the seatB B. Level with your neck or shouldersC C. Removed, so it is more comfortableD D. Level with the back of your head
Question 25 of 30 Speed and following distance
You are driving on snow or ice. What should you do?
A A. Go much slower and leave a lot more spaceB B. Drive at your usual speed but brake earlyC C. Brake hard now and then to test the roadD D. Follow close behind the car ahead
Question 26 of 30 Right of way
You are at a stop sign and want to turn left. Cross traffic does not stop. What do you need before you go?
A A. A gap in traffic from the left onlyB B. A safe gap in traffic from both waysC C. A gap in traffic from the right onlyD D. A wave from another driver
Question 27 of 30 Sharing the road
How much of the lane does a motorcycle need?
A A. Half a lane, so two can ride side by sideB B. The full width of a laneC C. Just the shoulder of the roadD D. One third of a lane
Question 28 of 30 Safe driving and hazards
It starts to rain during the day. What should you do with your headlights?
A A. Keep them off, since it is daytimeB B. Use only your high beams in the rainC C. Use only your hazard lightsD D. Turn them on so others can see you
Question 29 of 30 Right of way
A school bus is stopped with red lights flashing and its stop arm out on a two-lane road. What must you do?
A A. Pass slowly if no children are seenB B. Stop only if you are behind the busC C. Sound your horn and go aroundD D. Stop, whichever way you are going
Question 30 of 30 Speed and following distance
The road is wet from rain. What should you do?
A A. Keep your usual speed and laneB B. Slow down and leave more spaceC C. Use cruise control to stay steadyD D. Follow closer to see the road better
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