Driving is full of different maneuvers that, when completed correctly and appropriately, all come together to make safe and confident drivers. Knowing why and how these maneuvers are executed are an essential part of learning how to drive, and continuing to keep your skills on-pointe and refined as an experienced driver.
Stop signs and red lights are easily recognized, but what about different kinds of stop lines? Stop lines are horizontal (transverse) white lines painted across lanes and are used to indicate where a vehicle must stop in compliance with a traffic signal, stop sign, or other specific requirements.
If you’re wondering if parking correctly and safely on a hill is really all that important after your road exam, let us assure you it is! You may be surprised if we told you questions about hill parking are some of the most searched questions online. We’re not surprised either since drivers need to understand which direction the vehicle wheels are to be turned when parking uphill or downhill with a curb or no curb. Never fear, we’re here to put an answer to it all today!
You come across them every day and often don’t give them much thought unless unsure of how to proceed. Intersections are all over our roads and an important part of driving no matter where you are, but do you know all the different types and the rules for each?
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