#1
What is the maximum speed limit typically allowed on expressways in most countries?
60 mph (96 km/h)
70 mph (112 km/h)
75 mph (120 km/h)
80 mph (128 km/h)
#2
Which of the following is a common feature of expressway navigation?
Stop signs at intersections
Traffic lights
Exit ramps
Pedestrian crosswalks
#3
Which of the following is NOT typically allowed on expressways?
Bicycles
Pedestrians
Animals
Trucks
#4
Which of the following is a common feature of expressway signage?
Detailed road maps
Historical landmarks
Exit numbers and destinations
Local weather forecasts
#5
Which of the following is a characteristic of 'expressway shoulders'?
Used for high-speed travel
Reserved for emergency stopping and vehicle breakdowns
Designated for pedestrian use
No specific purpose
#6
What does 'HOV' stand for in the context of expressway lanes?
High Occupancy Vehicle
Highway Overpass
Heavy Occupancy Vehicle
Highway Operator Vehicle
#7
Which of the following is NOT a recommended safety practice on expressways?
Maintaining a safe following distance
Using hazard lights during heavy rain
Avoiding sudden lane changes
Keeping headlights on low beam during the night
#8
What is the purpose of a 'ramp meter' on an expressway?
To measure the weight of vehicles
To regulate the flow of traffic entering the expressway
To control the speed of vehicles
To monitor air quality
#9
Which of the following is a characteristic of a 'divided expressway'?
A single lane for both directions of traffic
Physical barrier separating lanes going in opposite directions
Unrestricted access points along the expressway
No speed limits
#10
Which of the following is a common method used to reduce congestion on expressways?
Increasing toll rates
Adding more exit ramps
Expanding the number of lanes
Removing speed limits
#11
What is the purpose of 'rumble strips' on expressways?
To alert drivers of upcoming exits
To provide a comfortable driving experience
To discourage drowsy or inattentive driving
To reduce tire wear
#12
What does the term 'weaving' refer to in expressway traffic?
A maneuver to merge onto an expressway
Driving at a constant speed in the rightmost lane
Frequent and rapid lane changes
Stopping suddenly on the expressway
#13
What does 'rubbernecking' refer to in the context of expressway driving?
Excessive tire wear due to poor road conditions
Inspecting a traffic accident or other roadside incident out of curiosity
A maneuver to avoid collision with wildlife on the road
The use of retreaded tires on vehicles
#14
What is the significance of 'grade separation' in expressway design?
Ensuring smooth transitions between different types of pavement
Minimizing the number of intersections by elevating or lowering the expressway
Maintaining consistent speed limits throughout the expressway
Controlling the speed of vehicles using electronic signals
#15
What does 'lane splitting' refer to in the context of expressway driving?
Sharing a lane with another vehicle
Changing lanes frequently
Moving between rows of stopped or slow-moving vehicles
Driving on the shoulder of the expressway
#16
What does 'road rage' refer to in the context of expressway driving?
Excessive use of car horns
Violent behavior exhibited by drivers due to stress or anger
Providing assistance to stranded motorists
Driving aggressively to reach a destination quickly
#17
What does 'emergency crossover' refer to on an expressway?
A designated area for emergency vehicles to cross the median barrier
A lane reserved for vehicles with mechanical issues
An area where vehicles can make U-turns in case of emergency
A designated area for wildlife to cross the expressway safely