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Top 5 reasons leading causes of death on utah highways |
1: speed to fast 2: faiked to keep in proper lane 3: no seat belt 4: failed to put blinker on 5: distracted and drunk driving |
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Top 5 reasons of crashes on utah highways |
1: following to closely 2: failed to use blinker 3: speed to fast 4: failed to keep in proper lane 5: distracted driving |
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Top 5 reasons causing death on utah highways with teenagers |
1: failed to keep in proper lane 2: speeding 3: overcorrected 4: ran off road 5: failed to yeild, driver distraction |
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Top 5 reasons of crashes on utah highways with teenagers |
1: following to closely 2: failed to use blinker 3: speeding 4: driver distraction 5: failed to keep in proper lane |
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Assumption of financial responsibility |
An adult signing for liability for civil damages caused by a minor when operating a motor vehicle |
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Bicycle |
A wheeled vehicle propelled by human power by feet or hands acting upon pedals or cranks, with a seat or saddle and designed to be operated on the ground. Wheels are not less than 14in in diameter. Bicycle includes an electric assisted bicycle. |
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Blind spot |
The area of roadway that can't be seen with mirrors while operating a vehicle. |
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Cancellation |
Termination of license issued through error, fraud or upon application for a state issued or ID card, or for which necessary consent has been withdrawn |
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Careless driving |
A person operating a motor vehicle is guilty of careless driving if the person commits 2 or more moving traffic violations within a single continious period of driving or commits a moving traffic violation while being distracted by one or more activities taking place within the vehicle that are not related to the operation of a motor vehicle, including searching for an jtem in the vehicle or attending to personal hygiene, or grooming |
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Commercial driver license |
A license which allows the holder to drive a vehicle with a GVWR of 26,001 lbs. Or more, or designed to transport 16 or more passengers, hazardous materials, doubles/tripples , bulk liquids, or school busses |
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Denied |
Withdrawal of driving privilege pending compliance with a rule or request |
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Dependent |
A spouse and any unmarried children under the age of 21 |
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Disqualification |
A temporary or permanent withdrawl of a commercial driver license |
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Division |
The driver license division of the department of public safety |
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Driving privilege card |
The evidence of the privelage to drive a motor vehicle in utah which was obtained without providing proof of lawful presence in the us |
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Farm tractor |
Every self- propelled vehicle designed and used primarily as a farm implement of husbandry |
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Head checks |
Checking your blind spot by turning your head and looking over your shouldet in the direction you plan on moving |
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Highway |
The entire width of property lines of every way or place as a matter of right for vehicular travel |
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License |
Privilege to drive a motor vehicle |
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License certificate |
The evidence of the privelege to drive a motor vehicle |
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Limited- term CDL |
The evidence of the privelege to drive a commercial motor vehicle which was obtained by proving proof of lawful predence in the US by an individual who is not a U.S citizen, U.S national, or a legal permanent resident alien |
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Limited- term driver license |
The evidence of the privilege to drive a motor vehicle which was obtained by providing proof of lawful presense in the U.S by an induvidual who is not a U.S citizen, U.S nationak or legal permanent resident alien |
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Limited - term identification card |
An identifucation cardvissued to a person who provided proof of lawful presence in the U.Sby an individual who is not a U.Scitizen, a U.S national, or a legal permanent resident alien |
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Low speed vehicle |
A 4 wheeled electric motor vehicle designed to be operated at speeds of not more than 25 miles per hours and that has a capacity of not more than 4 passengers, including the driver " low speed vhicle " does not include a golf cart or off- highway vehicle |
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Motor vehicle |
Every self- propelled vehiclr, except motorized wheelchairs, electric personal assistive mobikity device and vehicles moved solely by human power |
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Motorcycle |
A motor vehicle, expect farm tractors, having a seat or saddle for the use of the rider, and designed to travel with not more than 3 wheels in contact with the ground |
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Mobility vehicle |
A vehicle used by a person with a physical disability which meets with specifications outlined by the division and can be operated on public roadway, within appriate restrictions and by an individual who holds a valid mobility vehicle permit |
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Mobility vehicle permit |
A permit issued by the division which grants authority and specifies the conditions for a person with a physical disability to drive a mobility vehicle on a public highway. |
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Operator |
A person who is in actual physical control of a motor vehicle |
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Pedestrian vehicle |
Any self- propelled conveyance designed, manufactured, and intended for the exclusive use of persons with physical disability. The vehicle must not exceed 48in in with, have an engind in excess 300 cubic cm ( more than 12 beake horse power), or be capable of exceeding speeds more than 30 m.p.h |
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Personal motorized mobility device |
A self - propelled divice with 2 non- tandem wheels in contact with the ground, a system of steering and stopping the unit undet typical operating conditioms, a motor not exceeding one horse power of 750 watts, and a deck design for a person to stand while operating the device |
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Personal license |
A utah license issued to any person under 21 years of ag |
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Regular CDL |
The evidence of the privelage to drive a commercial motor vehicle which was issued to U.S citzen,U.S national, or legal permanent resident alien |
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Regular license certificate |
The evidence of the privilege to drive a motor vehicle which was issued to a U.S citzen,U.S national, or legal permanent resident alien |
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Regular identification card |
An identification card issued to U.S citzen,U.S national, or legal permanent resident alien |
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Revocation |
Termination of the privelage to drive a motor vehicle |
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School bus |
A commercial motor vehicle used to transport pre- primary, primary or secondary school students to and from home and school or to and from school- sponsored events |
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Street- legal all-terrain |
All-terrain type I or utility type vehiclemodified to opetate on highways |
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Suspension |
Temporary withdrawl of privilege to drive |
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Taxicab |
A class D motor vehicle transporting and number of passengers for hire and which is subject to state or federal regulations as a taxi |
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Vehicle |
A device by which any person or property may be transported upon a highway excepted devices used exclusively on stationary rails or tracks |
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Head check means to turn your head, look to the left or right checking for traffic which can't be seen in a mirror |
True |
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You may keep your out of state license when applying for a utah license? |
False |
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Third party testers are available to administer: |
Driving skills test |
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If you are 19 years of age or older and never had license, you do not have to take a driver education course |
True |
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If you are 17 years of age or younger you need to hold a learner permit for 9 months |
False , 6 months |
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What is the night time restriction for 15 and 16 year old |
12 a.m to 5 a.m |
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What is the night time restriction for 15 and 16 year old |
12 a.m to 5 a.m |
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15 year old passenger restrictions |
None |
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16 year old passenger restrictions |
License : none Permit : immediate family member until 6 monthes after receiving full license |
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A utah driver license will expire after how many years |
5 years |
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How many months before your driver lincense expire can you renew your license |
Six |
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What can fatigue let you see |
Less clearly |
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What should you do before taking a trip |
1: get sleep ( 7 to 9) 2: stop every 2 hours 3: have another person with you 4: check medicine lids 5: don't drink or drive 6: don't take other drugs when you drive |
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When driving on long trips, you should plan on stopping every 2 hours, true or false |
True |
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Listening to the radio is a good way to help you stay awake when driving at night, true or false |
False |
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You may talk on the phone while driving, true or false |
True |
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Where should the top of the terring wheel be |
No higher than your shoulders |
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How old to kids have to be to be in a car seat |
Kids under the age of 8 |
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What can you get for not wearing a seat belt |
$45 citation |
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How can a kid be exempt from the law of car seats |
If they are 57 in or taller |
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How old do you have to be to ride in front |
13 years |
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How old do passengers have to be in the car in order for someone to smoke |
15 years or older |
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How fast does an air bag come out |
200 mph or in a blink of an eye |
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What kind of misdemeaner is it to mess with an air bag |
Class B |
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How do you hold a sterring wheel |
With your fingers not palms |
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What is pull push stering |
Pull down with one hand and push with another |
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When do you go 20 mile per hours |
1. When passing a school |
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When do you go 25 miles per hour |
In a business or residential area |
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When do you go 55 miles per hour |
On major highways, as possted |
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When should you signal |
When you pull away from a curb or 2 seconds before you turn |
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On a vehicle with an automic transmission, the transmission must be in park for the vehicle to start, true or false |
True |
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What way does a roundabout travel |
Counterclockwise |
