Many new drivers may not understand how important it is to communicate as they drive. By keeping your hands visible and knowing how to use correct hand signals when your turning signals are not working, you can let other motorists know what you’re doing and avoid potential accidents. Drivers also need to be aware of the condition of roadways every moment you’re behind the wheel. What does this mean? It means drivers must pay attention to weather conditions, road conditions, and traffic patterns. By constantly scanning the road ahead, you’ll be able to identify potential hazards and take steps to avoid them. And finally, drivers need to remember to yield to pedestrians and cyclists. They get the right of way, meaning drivers are responsible for their safety. When you learn to communicate and manage traffic, you will become a safe and responsible driver.
Managing a vehicle is a complicated series of events that requires extremely quick decision making. In order to be a safe Maine motorist, you need to be able to manage your vehicle and communicate with other drivers on the road. Our managing traffic test can help you assess your knowledge in regard to communicating to other drivers. You’ll be asked about topics when and how to use your high beams, how to signal when turning, and how to deal with aggressive drivers. Whether you’re a new driver or a seasoned pro, this quiz can test your driving skills.
Maine Managing the Road Test
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