12. one of the foundations for effective driving is (1 point)

understanding options and choices.
taking charge.
trusting that other drivers know what you're going to do.
being a nice person.

13. risk of collision an be minimized if you (1 point)

wear your seatbelt.
drive the speed limit.
talk on the phone while driving.
both a and b.

14. administrative laws establish the procedures for (1 point)

issuing and removing driver's licenses.
choosing vehicle types.
selecting an insurance company.
financing a vehicle.

15.
if your license is revoked, after the time of revocation is finished, you must (1 point)

send a letter of apology.
apply for another driver's license.
continue driving like before.
pay a fine.

16.
posted speed limits tell you (1 point)

how fast to drive.
the maximum speed at which you can drive under the best conditions.
the slowest speed at which you can drive under the best conditions.
what speed to set your cruise control.

17.
several states have enacted laws restricting the use of while driving. (1 point)

windshield wipers
radios
cell phones
makeup mirrors

18.
which statement is false? (1 point)

you should always yield the right-of-way to any emergency vehicle, such as an ambulance, that has its sirens on and lights flashing.
you should always yield the right-of-way to people who are blind and carrying a white cane or using a guide dog.
you should always yield the right-of-way to cars entering the roadway when they're going in your direction.
you should always yield the right-of-way to pedestrians, especially those using crosswalks.

19.
the basic speed law states that you must (1 point)

drive with the flow of traffic.
drive at the speed at which you feel comfortable.
stay within 10 miles per hour of the speed limit.
always drive at a speed that is reasonable and proper for existing conditions.

20.
an example of reckless driving would be (1 point)

driving under the influence.
listening to the radio while driving.
singing while driving.
driving in the rain.