It will not interfere with your path of travel. 

It will turn wide and use part of your lane to complete its turn. 

 It will stop and let you pass. 

  It will speed up and turn quickly .

 Ahead of the rig 

Overhead clearance signs approaching at bridges

  To the sides and rear of the vehicle 

 Down into passing vehicles 

  increase your following distance. 

  stay behind at all times for protection. 

drive in the driver’s blind spot. 

keep the truck ahead to block the wind.

Make it move to the edge of the road. 

Speed up to get around it. 

Flash your lights to warn other drivers. 

Slow your speed and increase the distance you are from it. 

They offer the rider little or no protection in a crash.

 The speed up and stop quickly. 

They are sometimes difficult to see in traffic. 

All answers are correct. 

Pass the motorcyclist at the first chance you have. 

  Increase your following distance. 

Wave at the motorcyclist to get his or her attention. 

 Blow your horn so that the rider can move out of the way. 

Blow your horn to pass the rider. 

 Get close and make the bicyclist move over. 

Reduce your speed and increase the space between you and the bicyclist. 

  Have the bicyclist move to the sidewalk to ride. 

The child will already know the state’s bicycle laws. 

The child will be in total control of the bicycle. 

 The child will know all of the safety rules of bike riding. 

 The child will likely react unexpectedly to any possible action.

  Get through quickly to avoid dust. 

Slow your speed and adjust your vehicle’s position. 

  Watch the construction taking place. 

  Turn on the radio to drown out the noise. 

Stop on the tracks to make sure a train is not coming. 

  Look both ways and cross the tracks quickly. 

Cross quickly if you see a train approaching. 

  Speed up in order to beat the train.