FL DMV FL DMV Special Driving Conditions

Question 1

When driving in heavy rain in Florida, you should:

Accepted Answer

Increase your following distance and slow down

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Maintain your normal speed to avoid delays

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Use high-beam headlights for better visibility

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Drive in the left lane to avoid road spray

Question 2

Hydroplaning in Florida typically occurs when:

Accepted Answer

Driving at higher speeds on water-covered roads causing tires to lose contact

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Driving at low speeds on wet roads

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Braking suddenly on dry pavement

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Driving with underinflated tires on dry roads

Question 3

When driving at night in Florida, you should use your high beams:

Accepted Answer

When no oncoming traffic or vehicles ahead within 500 feet

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At all times on rural roads

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Only when within 500 feet of oncoming traffic

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Whenever it is raining

Question 4

Florida's Move Over Law requires drivers approaching a stopped emergency vehicle to:

Accepted Answer

Move to an adjacent lane if possible, or slow to 20 mph below the speed limit

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Slow down only

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Come to a complete stop

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Honk and pass quickly

Question 5

When driving through a flooded roadway in Florida, you should:

Accepted Answer

Turn around and find an alternate route

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Speed through quickly to avoid getting stuck

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Drive in the center of the road only

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Follow other vehicles through closely

Question 6

In Florida, when approaching a school bus with flashing red lights and an extended stop arm, you must:

Accepted Answer

Stop regardless of which direction you are traveling on an undivided road

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Slow to 15 mph and pass carefully

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Stop only if you are directly behind the bus

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Stop only if children are visible outside the bus