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0:22be
0:40you're driving on a two-lane road
0:42suddenly an oncoming car pulls out to
0:44pass you're dangerously close to a
0:46head-on
0:51collision hi I'm Christopher reev and
0:53welcome to the National driving test
0:55would you know what to do in that
0:56situation unfortunately many people
0:58don't sending their cars to graveyards
1:00like this and themselves to another kind
1:02altogether well let's start the program
1:04with a question what part of the car
1:06causes the most
1:08accidents the answer of course is the
1:10driver 85% of all traffic accidents are
1:13caused by mistakes made by drivers and
1:15since about 164 million of you drive
1:18we're going to help you learn some
1:19things that could save your life or
1:21someone else's it's a test of your
1:23driving knowledge 25 questions totaling
1:26100 points this test has been developed
1:28in association with the national Safety
1:30Council the national highway traffic
1:32safety administration and the Automobile
1:34Association of America as well as other
1:36safe driving
1:37organizations look at it as a wakeup
1:39call designed to help you wake up to the
1:41fact that there's something you can do
1:42to be a better driver and help reduce
1:45the Staggering number of traffic
1:46accidents in this country over 2 million
1:48disabling injuries and close to 50,000
1:51deaths a year part one of the test is
1:53called a good
1:54defense well it's time for the first
1:56question on the test it's worth Four
1:58Points
2:00you're driving on a two-lane road
2:02passing is allowed in either direction
2:04an oncoming car pulls out to pass and
2:06he's coming head on in your lane what
2:09should you do a turn quickly into the
2:12left lane B slow down and move to the
2:14right C stay in your lane and maintain
2:17your speed D stop immediately in your
2:21lane once again the oncoming car is
2:23heading right for you what should you
2:27do the correct answer is B
2:30slow down and move to the right slowing
2:33down will help you maintain control and
2:34moving to the right gets you out of the
2:36way do these at the same time and be
2:38prepared to keep moving to the right
2:40even if you have to drive off the road
2:41completely to avoid a
2:44collision okay next question number
2:47two you're driving a car approaching a
2:50blind intersection with no stop signs or
2:52signals suddenly a car appears from the
2:55frost you strike it broadside
3:00how could you have avoided this a turn
3:03sharply to the left B sounded your horn
3:07as you approached the intersection C
3:09break and then kept your foot over the
3:11brake pedal as you approached the
3:12intersection or D there was nothing you
3:15could have done about
3:18it the correct answer is C break and
3:21then kept your foot over the brake pedal
3:23as you approach the intersection if
3:25you're coming up to an uncontrolled
3:26intersection that is one with no stop
3:28signs traffic signal or police
3:30controlling traffic you need to be
3:32especially careful slow down by braking
3:34slightly and then keep your foot just
3:37above the brake this covering your brake
3:39allows you to react much faster for
3:41example if you're traveling at 30 mph
3:44you can stop 20 to 25 fet earlier than
3:46if you still had your foot on the gas
3:48and that movement could mean the
3:50difference between life and death so if
3:52you answered correctly answer C you give
3:54yourself another four points
4:01here's something to think about out of
4:03every hundred people 86 of us stand a
4:05chance of being in an accident that
4:06causes injury sometime during a driving
4:08careers with that in mind here's our
4:10next question number three worth Four
4:13Points you're driving down a two-lane
4:15road the car in front of you stops
4:17suddenly and you slam into its rear end
4:19how could you have avoided this
4:21Collision he look further down the road
4:24B left more distance between your car
4:26and the car in front of you C stepped on
4:29your bra brake harder D watch the brake
4:32lights of the car
4:34ahead once again the car in front of you
4:37stops suddenly how could you have
4:38avoided slamming into
4:42it the correct answer is B left more
4:45distance between your car and the car in
4:47front of you you should always be
4:49looking 12 to 15 seconds ahead about the
4:51equivalent of a city
4:53block well give yourself another four
4:55points if you answered B and here's a
4:57good rule of Thum to make sure you're
4:58following at a safe distance
5:00use What's called the 2C rule watch the
5:03vehicle in front of you pass a fixed
5:05object with Point like this telephone
5:06call then count to yourself 1,001 1,002
5:10if your car reaches that same fixed
5:12point before you finish counting you're
5:14too close now let's move on to question
5:17four we've all been here before it's
5:19night the guy coming toward you is
5:21blinding you with his high beams we've
5:23already tried to Signal by using your
5:24headlights the other guy doesn't respond
5:27what you should do now is turn on your
5:29highbeam to counteract the glare to help
5:31you see the roadway is that true or
5:35false well the answer is false you
5:37should not turn on your high beams while
5:38you encounter another car in fact in
5:41Most states it's actually illegal to
5:42have your high beams on within 500 ft of
5:45an oncoming vehicle while it's common
5:47practice to briefly flash your lights to
5:49warn another driver it's very dangerous
5:51to leave your high beams on because it
5:52can blind the driver at the oncoming
5:54vehicle actually doubling the danger so
5:57if you answered false you add another
5:59four points to your score okay now it's
6:01time for the last question number five
6:03in the good defense portion of the
6:04driving test it's another true or false
6:06question and it's worth Four
6:08Points you're driving on a multi-lane
6:10highway and the car that is overtaking
6:12you appears to be out of control weaving
6:15from side to side the best course of
6:17action is to stay in your lane and
6:18maintain your speed true or
6:22false the answer is false the correct
6:25response is if safe get into another
6:27lane or even pull off the road would
6:29stop you want to get as far away as you
6:31can get from a weaving
6:33driver okay well you got all five
6:35questions right in a good defense
6:36section you're cruising along with 20
6:39points coming up next rules of the
6:43road let's take a drive it's a nice day
6:47maybe you're dropping off your children
6:48or taking a quick trip to the market
6:50going to work nothing particularly out
6:53of the ordinary just a normal drive down
6:55the street in any Town
6:57USA well now it's time to test your
6:59memory question number six you've just
7:02been on the driver's seat on a typical
7:03Drive what was the last road sign you
7:06saw give up well let's take the same
7:09drive again and see what we
7:26missed the last road sign was the symbol
7:28for school crossing if you missed that
7:30question you weren't alone 80% of all
7:33the drivers could not tell us the road
7:35sign question number seven worth a half
7:37a point each identify and Define these
7:39eight signs or signals watch carefully
7:41now here we
7:44go sign number
7:48one here's sign number
7:53two sign number
7:57three now sign number four
8:03sign number
8:06five here's sign
8:11six sign number
8:16seven and the final sign number eight
8:19got them all let's go back and see how
8:21we did remember you had to do more than
8:23just name the sign you had to know what
8:24it means
8:25too sign number one Slippery When Wet
8:28that's sone planor sign number two red
8:31light green arrow this means that all
8:33traffic going in the direction of the
8:35arrow May proceed all other traffic has
8:37to stop sign number three no u-turn we
8:40called them uis when I was growing up no
8:42u-turn means no 180° turns sign Number
8:45Four Road Narrows this means that the
8:47road might become significantly narrower
8:49ahead sign number five merge this means
8:52you have to blend in with the existing
8:54traffic sign number six flashing red
8:56light probably the most missed symbol of
8:59all means come to a complete stop then
9:01when safe proceed think of it as a stop
9:04sign sign number seven wrong way means
9:07wrong way don't enter traffic will be
9:09coming against you sign number eight
9:11workers ahead this is very important it
9:14indicates construction workers will soon
9:16be in or alongside the upcoming stretch
9:19Road okay time for question number eight
9:21on the driving test the lane on my left
9:23is marked on each side by a solid and
9:25broken yellow line what's this Lane for
9:28a passing other cars B left turns C
9:32driving around to avoid congestion D
9:35momentary
9:38stopping the correct answer is
9:41b a lane marked on each side by a solid
9:44and broken yellow line is used for
9:46beginning or ending left turns don't use
9:48it for anything other than preparing to
9:50make or complete the turn in some states
9:52u-turns are allowed from this link check
9:54with your state to be sure the crested
9:56is worth Four
9:58Points hi I'm Sarah Gilbert from Rosanne
10:01for those of you who' watched the show
10:03you know how hard my parents work so
10:05they don't have a lot of time to drive
10:06me to school which is why I spend a lot
10:08of time on the school bus they always
10:10tell me to be careful getting on or off
10:13well we want you to be careful too
10:16that's what this next question number
10:18nine is all about you're on Street
10:21approaching a school bus with its red
10:23lights flashing what do you do a come to
10:26a complete stop then continue carefully
10:28B come come to a stop and wait to move
10:30until the lights are no longer flashing
10:32and the bus is moving C slow down and
10:35pass the bus carefully or D come to a
10:38complete stop only if you see kids
10:41around the correct answer is
10:44B flashing red lights on a school bus
10:47means time to stop and wait to move
10:49until the lights are no longer flashing
10:51and the bus is actually moving there may
10:54be kids you can't see getting on or off
10:56the bus remember in Most states you
10:58don't have to stop if you're driving on
11:00the opposite side of a divided roadway
11:03but no matter where you are be
11:06careful if you got that one right answer
11:09B you give yourself another four points
11:11now question number 10 has four parts
11:13and they're worth one point each these
11:15questions concern right of way or who
11:17should yield in certain situations the
11:20law never actually gives anyone the
11:21right of way but it does indicate who
11:23should yield or give way when Vehicles
11:25encounter one another here's the first
11:27situation
11:30there's a four-way stop intersection and
11:31cars A and B arrive at the same time who
11:34should
11:36yield the answer car a should yield the
11:39car B whoever arrives at the
11:41intersection first has the right of way
11:43but when cars arrive at the same time
11:45the car on the left should yield to the
11:47car on the
11:48right in the next situation two cars are
11:50facing each other both turning onto the
11:52same street who should yield the right
11:54of
11:55away the answer is car a should yield a
11:58car making a left turn should yield to
12:00all oncoming
12:04traffic example C A Car approaches an
12:06unregulated intersection where
12:08pedestrian starts to cross there's no
12:10marked crosswalk who should
12:12yield the car should yield to The
12:15Pedestrian at any intersection even if
12:17there is no marked crosswalk and the
12:19last example a car is about to make a
12:22rightand turn from a driveway as car B
12:24approaches in that same Lane who should
12:27yield the answer is car a should yield
12:31cars entering a roadway should always
12:32yield to those already on the road we've
12:35had 10 questions worth 40 points next
12:38we'll have questions on the driving
12:39environment sometimes there's just
12:42nothing you can do about what's on the
12:45road you're driving along the street
12:48everything's fine and you turn a corner
12:50and back you're blinded by the glare of
12:52the sun here's question 11 name three
12:55things you should do as a driver to
12:57minimize sunare
13:03the three things you should do as a
13:04driver to reduce Su glare are number one
13:06make sure your windshield is clean
13:08inside and out number two adjust the sun
13:11visor just make sure you don't block
13:12your view of the road when you do it
13:14number three wear sunglasses polarizing
13:17gray lenses block glare most effectively
13:19let's try that drive again and you'll
13:21see what you should have seen the first
13:25time if you got all three answers give
13:27yourself Four Points only me two correct
13:29answers two points one answer one point
13:33now from the Sun to the Rain question
13:34number 12 when do you think the road is
13:37slickest during a
13:39rainfall a anytime it's raining B the
13:42first minutes of rain C 30 minutes after
13:45the rain stops or D toward the end of
13:48the
13:50storm give yourself four points for the
13:52correct answer B the road is slickest
13:55during the first minutes of rain then
13:57oil on the road which is lighter than
13:59water floats up to the surface of the
14:01pavement this creates a thin film of oil
14:04and a very slick driving surface
14:06depending on the strength of the
14:07rainfall most of the oil is eventually
14:09washed away you know the saying that oil
14:11and water don't mix well they do create
14:13a perfect environment for a skid let's
14:15say your car does go into a skid here to
14:17tell us what to do is someone who knows
14:19how to handle a car even in the worst
14:20situation his training and skills have
14:22actually saved his
14:24life side by side going into turn three
14:27Elbo down low in the middle of track and
14:29may have it they almost touch tou wheels
14:32and then the wall is Al junr Elmo
14:35continues on they touch wheels and turn
14:37three ammo continues on you can see the
14:39damage to the number two Al uner
14:42Jr most of you will never find yourself
14:45in that situation but you may find
14:48yourself in a skid whether you're doing
14:50200 mph at Indianapolis or 2 on your
14:53neighborhood street there's nothing
14:55worse than your car suddenly shooting
14:57off in a direction you had no intention
14:59of going let's see if you know what to
15:02do question number 13 of the national
15:05driving test is a multiple choice
15:08question if your car goes into a skid
15:11you should a take your foot off the
15:14accelerator B keep your foot off the
15:17brake C steer the vehicle in the
15:21direction of the skid D all of the above
15:29the correct answer is D all of the
15:34above let me demonstrate the instant you
15:37lose control take your foot off of the
15:40accelerator turn in the direction of the
15:42skid keep your foot off the brake so
15:45that they won't lock up once you regain
15:48control accelerate gently to bring the
15:51car back into a completely normal
15:54situation sometimes you think you're
15:56doing absolutely nothing wrong on the
15:57road but you could be breaking the law
15:59for instance question 14 under what
16:02conditions can you get a ticket for
16:03actually driving the posted speed
16:08limit a during bad weather conditions B
16:11in heavy traffic C in a residential Zone
16:14where children are playing in the street
16:16or D all of the
16:18above the answer is D all of the above
16:21because of what's known as the basic
16:23speed law all of the conditions listed
16:25above plus many others are regulated by
16:27this law says it if conditions make it
16:29unsafe to drive the posted speed limit
16:31you can't drive it use common sense and
16:34give yourself four points if you got the
16:36correct answer D time now for the last
16:39question in the driving environment
16:40portion of the test number 15 it's a
16:42true or false question when driving in
16:44fog you should always use your high
16:46beams is that true or
16:49false add four points if you answered
16:52false you should always use your low
16:54beams in five most people missed this
16:57question you'd naturally think that the
16:58more light you have the better you can
16:59see but the moisture in the fog reflects
17:02the light right back to
17:03you well we're over halfway through the
17:06test and at this point if you've
17:07answered everything correctly you should
17:08have a total of 60 points for the first
17:1015 questions coming up next we're going
17:12to look at some of the unexpected things
17:14that might happen when you're out on the
17:15road and what you can do about
17:18it the next three questions will test
17:20your skills in some tense
17:22situations hi I'm Lorenzo llamas as a
17:25professional race driver I know it's
17:27often the everyday Drive that gets you
17:29into some real nail biting
17:32situations this section is designed to
17:34help show you what to expect when you
17:36face the
17:37unexpected this is question number 16
17:40it's worth Four
17:41Points you're driving on a downhill
17:43slope approaching a stop sign when you
17:46step on the brakes they
17:48fail what's the first thing you should
17:50do a shift your car into a lower gear B
17:55apply the emergency brake C pump your
17:59brake pedal and try to build pressure D
18:03if possible steer off the road to the
18:05right to a clear area what is the first
18:08thing you should
18:10do the correct answer is
18:14C if your brakes fail pump your brake
18:17pedal to try to build up pressure that
18:20is the first course of action you should
18:21try because there still may be enough
18:24pressure if that doesn't work then shift
18:26into a lower gear so the engine will
18:28help you stop the parking brake is for
18:31the final part of the stop so apply it
18:33slowly so the brakes won't lock now
18:35here's question number 17 you're driving
18:3845 mph on a roadway and suddenly your
18:41right Wheels drop off the edge of the
18:42pavement what should you do a slow
18:46gradually before turning back onto the
18:47pavement B turn back onto the pavement
18:50at once C drive onto the shoulder and
18:54stop D steer straight ahead and speed up
18:57to gain maximum control control of your
19:00vehicle the correct answer is
19:03a slow gradually before turning back
19:06onto the pavement keep a firm grip on
19:08the steering wheel when it's safe and
19:10your speed is under control turn the
19:12wheel quickly about a quar turn to the
19:14left give yourself four points if you
19:16answer
19:17correctly question number 18 is the last
19:20question in the taals of the unexpected
19:22and it's a real white meth while driving
19:25down the street you take your foot off
19:26the accelerator to break and find your
19:28your accelerator is stuck after tapping
19:31the gas pedal and trying to free it now
19:33pay attention here's a Twist which of
19:35the following should you never do a turn
19:38off your ignition B immediately put your
19:42car in neutral and break C reach down
19:45and try to pull the gas pedal up with
19:47your hand d none of the
19:51above the correct answer is C never try
19:54to pull the gas pedal up with your
19:57hand this this is a very dangerous
20:00action because no matter how quickly you
20:01think it can be done your vision of the
20:04roadway is blocked if tapping the
20:07accelerator with your foot doesn't work
20:09shift your car into neutral and apply
20:10the brakes drive off the road if
20:12possible or as far to the right side as
20:14you can take care if you turn off your
20:17ignition that you don't turn the key so
20:19far that it locks the steering wheel
20:21give yourself another four points if you
20:22chose the correct answer
20:24C well after 18 questions the total
20:27number of points you could have scored
20:28or should have scored
20:31is
20:5172 with self-service gas stations
20:54popping up in almost every street corner
20:56we're forced to do a lot of the routine
20:57maintenance on our cars ourselves that's
21:00why the next section of the driving test
21:01goes under the
21:04hood hi I'm Susan ran Val LA and I have
21:08a confession to make I'm a bit of a
21:10grease monkey I like to work on cars and
21:13here's question number 19 it has to do
21:15with car fluids for one point each name
21:19four fluids that should be checked
21:20regularly and replaced when necessary by
21:23the way there are seven so you've got
21:25extra chances to pick four
21:31here are the seven fluids that should be
21:33checked and replaced when necessary one
21:37oil two automatic transmission fluid
21:41three brake fluid four radiator coolant
21:45and or water five battery water six
21:51windshield washer fluid seven steering
21:55fluid now remember to give yourself a
21:57point each up to four points you can
21:59name four out of the seven fluids now
22:02for extra credit see if you can identify
22:04what these fluids are now some
22:06manufacturers may vary but these are the
22:08most common now here's some red stuff if
22:11you see that on the ground or on your
22:13shirt check your automatic transmission
22:15fluid a green stuff well that's cool it
22:18a brown that's oil dirty oil this is
22:22clean oil over here now this sort of
22:24reddish brown Gunk that's steering fluid
22:27and this
22:29that's last night's spaghetti
22:33dinner hi I'm Perry King when I'm not
22:35acting you can often find me on a
22:37racetrack but today I'm on a closed
22:39portion of the LA freeway to demonstrate
22:41the next question in the Valene National
22:43driving test and here's question number
22:4520 having underinflated tires on a dry
22:48Road gives you a better control of
22:50steering and braking B more traction C
22:55less control of steering and braking or
22:57D better gas mileage now what do you
23:01think the correct answer is C having
23:04underinflated tires gives you less
23:06control of your steering and braking
23:08next is one of the most important
23:09life-saving sections of the test but
23:11first a fact there's 34 states and the
23:14District of Columbia that have mandatory
23:16safety belt laws which means before you
23:18even put the key in the ignition you
23:19have to buckle up question 21 is all
23:22about safety belts there's four parts
23:24worth a point
23:26each here's the first wearing safety
23:29belts give you a greater chance of
23:30escaping a burning or submerged vehicle
23:33true or false for one point the answer
23:36is true a safety belt will increase your
23:39chances of being conscious and in
23:41position to either get out of the car or
23:42control it if you don't think safety
23:45bels are important watch
23:50this
23:55wa oh man
23:58a hypo
24:01okay yeah if the driver of this car
24:05hadn't worn a safety belt it would have
24:06been impossible for him to have escaped
24:08injury or to have removed himself from
24:09the burning
24:11car continuing with part two of question
24:1421 safety belts reduce injuries only in
24:17collisions above 15 mph is that true or
24:20false for one point the answer is false
24:24a driver's head can strike the
24:25windshield the steering wheel or the
24:27dashboard at a speed as low as 5 mph and
24:30now for part three of question 21 safety
24:33belts are more effective on the highway
24:34than for local Street Drive is that true
24:36or
24:37false at one point the answer is false
24:4080% of accidents occur at speeds of 40
24:42mph or less here's the next generation
24:45of drivers and to make sure he gets his
24:48turn pay attention to part four of
24:50question 21 here's Meredith backer
24:52Bernie okay our next question concerns
24:54safety belts and children this is
24:57Alexander he's going to help us
24:59the safest place for your baby is in an
25:01infant seat in the back seat facing
25:04backwards is that true or false the
25:07answer true give yourself one point most
25:10people think that the baby should be
25:12facing forward so we can see what's
25:13going on well that's not the case place
25:16your baby's safety seat in the back seat
25:19facing backwards and make sure it's
25:20properly anchored to the seat with a
25:22safety belt that's for infants larger
25:25babies or toddlers weighing up to 40 lb
25:27can be buckled into four forward facing
25:28toddler seats like this one this seat
25:31must be secured with a safety belt too
25:33when a child reaches the point when his
25:34head clears the back seat then you can
25:36use the regular safety belts just make
25:38sure that the shoulder strap doesn't cut
25:40into his neck and make sure that your
25:42child and you know how to use safety
25:44belts properly the lat belt should be
25:46tied across the hips never across the
25:48stomach and the shoulder strap should be
25:50comfortable but snug never so loose it
25:53would just fall off your shoulder and
25:55remember for many of the new cars that
25:57have automatic safety belt
25:58you still have to buckle the lap belt to
26:01be fully protected here's another true
26:03false question for you worth four points
26:05question number 22 I've got all the
26:07mirrors on the car adjusted properly
26:09this means I've eliminated all the blind
26:10spots is that true or
26:13false well the answer is false because
26:16even with the mirrors properly adjusted
26:17there still are blind spots take a look
26:20the rear view mirror allows you to see
26:22directly behind you the side mirrors
26:24help you see immediately to either side
26:26of the car but for a limited distance
26:27only
26:29take a look at what I see in the side
26:30view mirror nothing
26:32right now take a look at what was in the
26:34blind
26:36spot seriously the shaded areas on this
26:39diagram show you what you can't see in
26:41your car here's an important tip for you
26:43when passing or overtaking another car
26:46if you can't see that car's rear view
26:48mirror that means they can't see you
26:50either and you're in their blind spot to
26:52make sure you haven't missed a vehicle
26:54behind you turn your head for a last
26:56second check before changing Lane
26:59the total points the date if you gotten
27:00everything right is
27:0688 of the nearly 50,000 people who die
27:09each year in traffic accidents over half
27:11die because of alcohol rated incidents
27:14to see how much we know about the
27:16effects of alcohol we've asked for a
27:17Little Help from one of the top
27:18celebrity drivers in the country and
27:20also a great athlete here's question
27:22number 23 it's a two-part question each
27:24part worth two points and they're both
27:26going to be true false the average mixed
27:28drink has a stronger effect on you than
27:31a glass of wine or a mug of
27:35beer the answer is
27:38false 1.5 Oz glass of whiskey a 5 oz
27:42glass of wine or 12 O of beer all have
27:44the same effect on you they all contain
27:47the same amount of alcohol so if you
27:49answered false give yourself two points
27:52part two of question number 23 drinking
27:54black coffee getting some strenuous
27:56exercise or taking a cold sh power
27:58reduces the effects of alcohol true or
28:01false the answer false the only way to
28:04reduce the effects of alcohol is to stop
28:06drinking and wait two points for a false
28:09answer the next question 24 also deals
28:11with your own physical capacity true or
28:13false over-the-counter medication can
28:15affect your driving
28:17ability the answer is true many
28:20over-the-counter medications can affect
28:21your driving ability in reaction time
28:23that means cold medicines allergy pills
28:26cough medicines and lots more and
28:28combining them with alcohol can multiply
28:30the effects so learn to pay close
28:32attention to labels this is what you
28:35should look for this particular box says
28:37do not drive or operate Machinery while
28:39taking this medicine as it may cause
28:42drowsiness a correct answer true on that
28:44question gives you another four points
28:46and now it's time for the last question
28:48in the test question 25 another four
28:50points as we get older which ability is
28:53usually the first to
28:55deteriorate a reaction time B sense of
28:58direction C hearing or D night
29:04vision the answer is D night vision it's
29:07the ability that deteriorates first and
29:09fastest with a noticeable difference
29:11after about age 40 now let's try this
29:14we're going to show you a scene at night
29:15for a short period of time tell me how
29:18many signs this type of sign you can
29:23see how many did you see the answer is
29:26four look again here's the scene and
29:28here are the signs if you didn't see
29:30four signs well that's a sign you
29:32shouldn't be driving at night okay let's
29:35see how you scored if you got all the
29:37questions right 100% congratulations
29:39look great on paper but remember that
29:41last year alone one in every five
29:43drivers had some kind of a wreck watch
29:46out for them if you scored 90 to 99
29:49points you're better than average but it
29:51takes better than average skills to
29:53survive on today's highways if you
29:55scored 82 to 89 that might get you a b
29:57in school but it ranks only average in
29:59this test and the average driver makes 2
30:02and 1 Half Mistakes for each Miley
30:04drives 76 to 81 you're a little below
30:08average anything below 76 you have a
30:11below average score you should really
30:12think about your driving you might want
30:14to take a defensive driving course this
30:17test by no means has a definitive say on
30:19what kind of a driver you are but it is
30:20a good guide to what you need to know we
30:23hope we've shown you some things you can
30:24do to make yourself a better driver and
30:26some things to watch out for with the
30:28other
30:30guy we'd like to thank the following for
30:32their cooperation and designing this
30:33test

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