Emergencies questions, Texas.
9 of 378 practice questions for the Texas knowledge test, each with a full explanation and a citation back to the manual.
- Emergencies Your car begins to skid on a slick road. What does the manual tell you to do with the gas pedal? →
- Emergencies Your brakes fail while driving. Which two tools does the manual tell you to use to stop the car? →
- Emergencies The manual tells you to apply the parking brake cautiously during a brake failure. Why? →
- Emergencies You cannot move your disabled car off the road. What does the manual tell you to use to warn oncoming traffic? →
- Emergencies You have no white cloth to tie to your broken-down car. What does the manual tell you to do instead? →
- Emergencies Your car breaks down on the roadside at night. Along with the taillights and warning lights, what does the manual say to turn on? →
- Emergencies A train is approaching and you have left your stalled car on the tracks. Which direction does the manual tell you to run? →
- Emergencies Your car stalls on the railroad tracks with no train approaching, and it won't restart. What does the manual tell you to try first? →
- Emergencies Your vehicle stalls in floodwater covering the road. What does the manual tell you to do? →
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