1. Using the two-second rule will help you maintain a safe following distance

2. You can pass within 100 feet of an intersection, underpass, tunnel, or railroad crossing

3. Your headlights must be turned on at sunset and used until sunrise.

4. Steering failure is a common occurrence and should be fixed by quickly turning off the car while driving.

5. Failure to provide proof of insurance at the request of a law enforcement officer may lead to revocation of your driver’s license and vehicle registration.

6. A motor vehicle with a glass windshield must be equipped with wipers in good working condition.

7. To park on a hill on a two way street, always turn your wheels to the right, EXCEPT when?

8. Anyone who is convicted of operating an uninsured vehicle may be fined up to $1,000 and sentenced to up to 90 days in jail.

9. Dim your bright lights ______ feet when following a car

10. Drivers who are distracted recognize all potential hazards.

11. Roundabouts decrease traffic flow and are a less safe intersection than a normal four-way stop.

12. A RED ARROW means __________.

13. You must fully stop at a freeway ramp meter, when the light is red.

14. The following Minnesota speed limits apply under ideal driving conditions, unless traffic signs indicate otherwise for driving on urban or town roads:

15. When you complete your permit application, you will be asked it you want to be an organ donator.

16. Reckless driving is defined as, driving a motor vehicle in a manner that shows "willful or wanton" disregard for the safety of others.

17. The police need to see you illegally passing a school bus to be able to issue you a ticket.

18. You must complete an accident report if the damage is more than ________ dollars

19. Lane changing can be dangerous and must be done with caution. Make sure you have safe clearance to the side, behind, and ahead of your vehicle, before moving into another lane. Turn your head in the direction of the lane you are moving into and check for vehicles. If you rely only on mirrors, you may not see vehicles in certain positions, known as “blind spots.”

20. You must yield the right-of-way to pedestrians crossing at intersections and crosswalks.

21. The person most often killed in an alcohol related crash is the ________

22. The best way to handle a blown tire is to slam on the brakes immediately.

23. Lanes and crosswalks are there whether they are marked or not.

24. You must hold your permit for at least ______ months before you can take the road test.

25. You don’t need insurance if your car is worth less than $1000

26. Your license will expire every ____ years once you turn 21

27. The "E" in SIPDE stands for:

28. The "C" in SCRD stands for:

29. Campers and trailers must maintain _____ feet following distance from other vehicles.

30. The implied consent law state that a police officer cannot give you a pre-arrest breath test if they believe you are drunk.

31. When you see a school safety patrol helping students cross the street, you should

32. To prepare for anything coming up on the road ahead, you should:

33. When a traffic officer is present, you should only obey the traffic signal

34. You may not park closer than how many feet from a controlled intersection?

35. To prevent theft: Lock your doors and take your keys with you. Do not leave the vehicle running. Do not leave the keys in the ignition or elsewhere inside the vehicle. Do not leave valuables, or anything that could appear to be of value, inside the vehicle.

36. You must be within _______ inches of the curb when you parallel park

37. Park at least ______ feet from a controlled corner

38. It is safe to coast down a mountain road in neutral.

39. The "D" in SCRD stands for:

40. You should try and drive in the “tracks” of other drivers when road are wet.