IMPROV TRAFFIC SCHOOL (AZ) EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION

IMPROV TRAFFIC SCHOOL (AZ) EXAM STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 COMPLETE QUESTIONS WITH VERIFIED CORRECT ANSWERS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. There are two types of bad drivers - ANSWER Aggressive and Unaware 2. The American Institute for Public Safety defines the aggressive driver as a person who drives with a lack of courtesy and creates dangerous situations on the road. We describe those types of people as - ANSWER Selfish 3. How many registered vehicles are there in the United States today? - ANSWER 265 million 4. Safe driving starts with - ANSWER Willingness to admit that you need to make small changes 5. There are more than crashes every year in the United States. - ANSWER 5.8 million 6. How many licensed drivers are there in the United States today? - ANSWER 222,000,000 7. The minimum age for issuance of an instruction permit is at least - ANSWER 15 years and 6 months 8. Convictions stay on your record for - ANSWER 5 years 9. Having one drink or even less than one drink may impair your driving. - ANSWER True 10. Synergism is - ANSWER a reaction to mixing alcohol with any other drug 11. What is the first thing that is affected when by someone who drinks alcohol? - ANSWER Judgement 12. The fine for the first conviction of a DUI (BAC 0.08 or more) is - ANSWER At least $250 13. is the only way to sober up - ANSWER Time 14. If you had too much to drink at night, you still may be affected in the morning. - ANSWER True 15. The first thing a police officer looks for in an impaired driver is - ANSWER Weaving within the lane 16. What precautions can be taken to avoid driving impaired after a party? - ANSWER Make plans with a designated driver 17. Alcohol is considered a - ANSWER Poisonous drug 18. It will take approximately for each consumed drink to leave your body - ANSWER One hour 19. What is the #1 contributing factor in many crashes? - ANSWER Attitude 20. Our instructor Steve gave a suggestion for what music to listen to when you are stressed on the road. What genre of music did he suggest. - ANSWER Classical 21. Impaired driving is simply driving under the influence of alcohol or other drugs. - ANSWER False 22. What are the speed limits under Arizona Motor Vehicle Laws? - ANSWER Arizona law 28-701 sets the speed limit in a business or residential district at 25 mph. AZ law 28-702.04 sets the speed limit on the interstate in urbanized areas (pop. of 55,000 or greater) 65 mph. In non-urbanized areas, the interstate speed limit is 75 mph. The speed limit may be lower in certain metropolitan areas. AZ law sets the maximum speed limit in a school zone at 15 mph. 23. Arizona as well as many other states, requires drivers to always drive at a safe, reasonable and prudent speed. This means the driver of a motor vehicle may be required to drive at a speed lower than the posted limit. This applies when the roadway is slippery, visibility is poor, or traffic conditions are such that it is unsafe to drive at the posted speed limit. This also includes pedestrian traffic. For example, a driver may be cited for driving the posted speed limit when it is not safe to do so. 24. What precautions should you take when entering an intersection on a green light? - ANSWER Always look for oncoming traffic. Use good defensive driving techniques to anticipate red light runners. Watch for pedestrians, bicyclists, and motorcycles that may have entered the intersection. If starting out from a stopped position hesitate a couple of seconds before accelerating to give additional time for the intersection to clear. Someone behind you may honk their vehicles horn, but better to be honked at than dead. 25. What is an intersection? - ANSWER Under AZ law 28-601, an intersection means the area embraced within the prolongation or connection of the lateral curb lines, or if none, the lateral boundary lines of the roadways of two highways that join one another at, or approximately at, right angles, or the area within which vehicles traveling on different highways joining at any other angle may come in conflict. If a highway includes two roadways thirty or more feet apart, each crossing of each road of the divided highway by an intersecting highway is a separate intersection. If the intersecting highway also includes two roadways thirty or more feet apart, each crossing of two roadways of the highways is a separate intersection. 26. What traffic law violations are primarily associated with traffic collisions? - ANSWER Speeding, DUI, failure to yield the right of way, and failure to reduce speed or control speed. Remember that speeding is responsible for approximately 30 percent of all the fatal collision in the United States. 38 percent of the fatalities are due to impaired driving and that the majority of collisions occur at intersection as a result of someone usually failing to yield the right-of-way. 27. Is attention frequently associated with traffic collisions? - ANSWER As drivers, we are distracted by many things that have nothing to do with driving. Things like eating, grooming, listening to the radio, or cassette or CD, looking at billboards, reading, and even sex can distract drivers. A National Highway Traffic Safety Administration report indicates that the majority of collisions in the United States are due to driver distraction. The same report reveals that driver error is responsible in 99 percent of all collisions.