1. Why does it require more time for the eyes to adjust at night?
A There is less light at night.
B Different parts of the eyes are used.
C Both of the above.

2. When are drivers more likely to be tired?
A When they first get up in the morning.
B After lunch.
C At night.

3. What may be the only notice that drivers following you have at night?
A Your taillights.
B Your back bumper.
C Your rear window.

4. When can your rear view mirrors be a handicap to you at night?
A When they make other objects seem closer than they are.
B When the glare of other headlights in them blinds you.
C When they do not show your blind spots.

5. If you are trying to avoid the glare of oncoming headlights you?
A Are looking to the right edge of the road and could miss tinted windshields.
B Are looking to the right edge of the road and could miss fog lights.
C Are looking to the right edge of the road and could miss a threat from the left.

6. Which of the following is much harder to judge at night?
A The time.
B Your strength.
C Distance.

7. Should you cross over to the far left lane as soon as you enter a freeway?
A Yes as long as you are careful.
B No work over to the left lane when it is safe to do so.
C Yes but if you have an accident it is your fault.

8. What should you do if you miss your freeway off ramp?
A Put the vehicle in reverse and go back to the off ramp.
B Cross over the median and make a U-turn.
C Take the next off ramp.

9. When you are on the freeway - if you can do so safely maintain a speed?
A That is the average of other drivers.
B That is slower than the other drivers.
C That is faster than the other drivers.

10. Why is it important to keep a safe following distance on the freeway?
A So you will not get a ticket for tailgating.
B So you can adjust quickly if traffic comes to a complete stop.
C So you will save fuel.