Managing Time and Space — Maine Driver's License Practice Test
167 questions in this topic · 30 drawn at random this round
Other drivers expect you to keep driving in the same direction. If you are going to change direction, what should you do?
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This Maine Driver's License Managing Time and Space practice set has 167 practice questions based on the official exam materials, each with an instant explanation. You need 80% on the real Maine Driver's License knowledge test to pass.
Sample questions
Three questions from the Managing Time and Space bank with the correct answer and an explanation. The practice quiz above draws 30 questions at random from the same bank.
As you drive, what should you do to be aware of your surroundings?
- Be aware of what is ahead, to the sides, and behind, using a search pattern — Correct answer
- Focus only on the vehicle directly in front of you
- Stare fixedly at one point on the road ahead
- Watch only the road behind you in the mirror
Explanation: You must always be constantly aware of what is ahead, to the sides, and behind you, and have a search pattern to use every time you drive.
Handbook: Managing Time & Space — Seeing What's Critical
How does continual searching help you while driving?
- It helps you see hazards early so you have time to change speed or direction — Correct answer
- It lets you drive faster without watching the road
- It means you can stare at one hazard until you pass it
- It removes the need to check your mirrors
Explanation: Continual searching helps you see hazards early, giving you time to change speed or direction to avoid them. Stay alert, don't stare, and keep your eyes moving.
Handbook: Managing Time & Space — Seeing What's Critical
By law and for safety, through what must you be able to see clearly?
- All windows, the windshield, and all mirrors — Correct answer
- Only the windshield
- Only the windshield and the rearview mirror
- Only the side windows
Explanation: By law, and for safety, you must be able to see clearly through all windows, the windshield, and all mirrors.
Handbook: Managing Time & Space — Clear Windows and Mirrors