North Carolina DMV: Speed Limits and Safe Driving Practices

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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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16.682 | Technology in Transportation
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2022
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DMV Prac. Ques. Question Which statement(s) concerning speed limits on the open road in North Carolina is NOT correct Which of the following statement(s) about speed limits for cars in North Carolina is correct? Answer - Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit for passenger cars and pickup trucks is 65 mph. - The speed limit for a school activity bus is 35 mph. - The speed limit outside a city is 55mph unless otherwise posted. - Unless otherwise posted, the speed limit inside a city is 35 mph. Move to the outside of the curve. - Stay as far to the left of your lane as possible. Brake in the sharpest part of the curve. When rounding a curve, a car tends to: When rounding a sharp curve, you should NOT do which of the following? The driver of a truck going downhill with a curve should do Use a lower gear. the following: To reduce speed while going down a steep hill, you should do Use a lower gear. which of the following? - Sound your horn to signal your intention to the If you wish to pass the car ahead on a two-lane road, you driver of the car ahead. - Give a left turn signal to let should do which of the following? the driver behind you know your intention. Passing on the right is legal on which of the following? When backing your car, you should do which of the following? Accidents occur most frequently at which of the following? Three vehicles approach an uncontrolled intersection. Car A is on the right of Car B. Car C is on the left of Car B. In which order should the cars pass through the intersection? If you come to an unmarked intersection where it is hard to see in all directions because of trees or buildings, you should: When driving on a city street, you should watch out for which of the following? When driving in heavy traffic, you should do which of the following? If you are in the wrong lane for making a left turn at an intersection, you should: - A 4-lane highway with 2-lanes going in each direction. - On a one-way street. Move at no more than 10 mph. Intersections Car A, Car B, Car C. Stop at the intersection and move forward slowly. - Traffic coming from side streets. - Animals or small children darting from between parked cars. Watch out for drivers who make quick stops. Go to the next intersection and turn there.