Driving Hazards and Emergencies — Louisiana Driver's License Practice Test
87 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
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This Louisiana Driver's License Driving Hazards and Emergencies practice set has 87 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Louisiana Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Driving Hazards and Emergencies bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
Which of the following is listed among the worst hazards to safe driving?
- Drowsiness and aggressive behavior — Correct answer
- Keeping both hands on the wheel
- Checking your mirrors regularly
- Driving at the posted speed limit
Explanation: The manual lists cell phone usage, weather, alcohol, drowsiness, aggressive behavior, unintended acceleration, and eating/drinking while driving as the worst hazards.
Handbook: Driving Hazards and Emergencies — Hazards Overview
Before starting the engine, what should you do?
- Adjust your seat and mirrors and verify everyone is buckled up — Correct answer
- Start driving and adjust the mirrors on the way
- Turn on the radio to a comfortable volume
- Send any pending text messages first
Explanation: Before starting the engine you should never drive impaired, scan in front of/under/behind the vehicle, adjust seat and mirrors, verify seat belts, and eliminate distractions.
Handbook: Driving Hazards and Emergencies — Before You Drive
What is distracted driving?
- Any non-driving activity that can distract from the task of driving — Correct answer
- Driving while feeling tired but still alert
- Driving slightly below the speed limit
- Checking your mirrors before changing lanes
Explanation: Distracted driving is any non-driving activity that has the potential to distract from the primary task of driving and increase crash risk; drivers are distracted perhaps as much as half the time.
Handbook: Driving Hazards and Emergencies — Distracted Driving