A.) Distracting billboards
B.) Unpaved, poorly maintained roads
C.) Wildlife or livestock crossing roads
D.) Poorly lit roads at night
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Distracting billboards
You may encounter _____ in rural areas at a higher rate than urban areas.
A.) drunk pedestrians
B.) wildlife or livestock
C.) commercial vehicles
D.) medical transport
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wildlife or livestock
Use your _____ on poorly lit or rural roads.
A.) horn
B.) fog lights
C.) high beams
D.) hazard lights
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high beams
Use your high beams on poorly lit or rural roads, but be sure to switch to low-beam headlights when you see an approaching car.
Use your high beams on poorly lit or rural roads, but be sure to switch to low-beam headlights when you see an approaching car.
Rural roads are _______ at night.
A.) brightly lit
B.) poorly lit
C.) always unlit
D.) much safer
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poorly lit
Rural areas are _____ with long stretches of roads.
A.) densely populated
B.) sparsely populated
C.) free of law enforcement
D.) busy places
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sparsely populated
Roads in rural areas are _______.
A.) not always well maintained
B.) always well maintained
C.) only maintained if they lead to cities
D.) only maintained if they lead to another state
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not always well maintained
Roads in rural areas are _____.
A.) Not always paved
B.) always paved
C.) only paved in richer areas
D.) only paved if they lead to cities.
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Not always paved
Rural areas have _____ of development.
A.) heavy signs
B.) no signs
C.) one type
D.) different types
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different types
Gas, food, and lodging are _____ in rural areas.
A.) easily accessible
B.) always separated
C.) found everywhere
D.) less accessible
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less accessible
In rural areas, be aware of sudden hazards, particularly near _____.
A.) wide turns or working farms
B.) tight turns or working farms
C.) long stretches of open road
D.) abandoned farms
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tight turns or working farms
At night in rural areas that have fewer or non-existent street lights, you should _____.
A.) use your headlights so you can see
B.) honk your horn so others can hear
C.) drive with your hazard lights on
D.) only use right turns to avoid collisions
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use your headlights so you can see
To help you manage visibility on rural roads, you should drive with high beams on
To help you manage visibility on rural roads, you should drive with high beams on
When traveling on rural roadways at higher speeds, remember you will______.
A.) have increased peripheral vision
B.) best control your vehicle with hand-over-hand steering
C.) require additional fuel
D.) need a longer stopping distance
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need a longer stopping distance
Traveling on rural roads requires greater stopping distance.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
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TRUE
More crashes occur in rural areas than in the city and are more severe.
A.) TRUE
B.) FALSE
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TRUE
Unpaved shoulders are a characteristic of which type of driving environments?
A.) Rural
B.) Urban
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Rural
What is the speed limit in a rural residential district?
A.) 20 MPH
B.) 15 MPH
C.) 25 MPH
D.) 35 MPH
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35 MPH
What is the maximum speed limit on an interstate highway on a clear day? in a rural area?
➜ On a clear day the maximum speed limit on an interstate highway is:
A.) 65 mph
B.) 75 mph
C.) 70 mph
D.) 60 mph
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70 mph
The Florida speed limit for rural interstate highways, unless noted otherwise, is generally __________.
➜ The Florida “standard” speed limits on rural interstates is __________ mph.
A.) 60 mph
B.) 50 mph
C.) 70 mph
D.) 55 mph
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70 mph
EXPLANATION: Florida “Standard” Speed Limits
* Municipal Speed Areas - 30 mph
* Business or Residential Area - 30 mph
* Rural Interstate - 70* mph
* Limited Access Highways - 70 mph
* All Other Roads and Highways - 55 mph
* School Zones - 20 mph
EXPLANATION: Florida “Standard” Speed Limits
* Municipal Speed Areas - 30 mph
* Business or Residential Area - 30 mph
* Rural Interstate - 70* mph
* Limited Access Highways - 70 mph
* All Other Roads and Highways - 55 mph
* School Zones - 20 mph
The speed limit for passenger cars on designated rural interstates is:
A.) 70 mph
B.) 60 mph
C.) 55 mph
D.) 65 mph
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70 mph
The maximum legal speed limit on a rural interstate highway is __________.
➜ The maximum legal speed limit on a rural interstate highway is blank
A.) 55 mph
B.) 70 mph
C.) 50 mph
D.) 60 mph
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70 mph
In Texas, in 2009, 56% of all fatal accidents occurred in
ANSWER: Rural Areas
________ is/are not a common consideration in rural/wilderness driving
➜ Blank is not a common consideration in rural/wilderness driving
➜ Is are not a common consideration in rural wilderness driving?
ANSWER: HOV lanes
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