DMV Question of the Day

You are approaching a four-way stop intersection. You arrive at the stop line at the exact same time as another vehicle directly to your left. Both vehicles are intending to proceed straight through the intersection. Which vehicle has the right-of-way?

You are driving in the right lane of a multi-lane highway, traveling at the posted speed limit. You intend to change to the center lane. You check your rear-view mirror, then your left side mirror, and activate your left turn signal. As you begin to glance over your left shoulder for your blind spot, you notice a vehicle in the center lane accelerating quickly towards your vehicle, much closer than you initially thought.

What is the safest action to take at this moment?

You are driving in California and are pulled over by a law enforcement officer who has a reasonable suspicion you are driving under the influence of alcohol. The officer asks you to submit to a chemical test (breath, blood, or urine) to determine your Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). You have consumed alcoholic beverages and are unsure if you are above the legal limit, but you believe you are still capable of driving safely.

Considering California's implied consent law and administrative license suspension rules, what is the most responsible judgment to make regarding the officer's request?

You are driving and approach a yellow-green, pentagon-shaped sign indicating a school zone. Below it, a supplementary sign shows a speed limit, and two yellow lights mounted above or on the sign are flashing.

What does the presence of these flashing yellow lights specifically indicate?

You are driving on a four-lane road with two lanes of traffic moving in each direction. A wide, unpaved median separates your direction of travel from the opposing lanes. You observe a school bus ahead in the *oncoming* lanes, with its red lights flashing and stop arm extended, actively loading or unloading children.