Tennessee DOS Permit/Topics/Sharing the Road (Pedestrians, Trucks & Bicycles)
33 of the 300 questions in the bank (11%). 2 are free to try below.
33 questions, the third biggest topic. The ring is its size next to the biggest.
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Answer: B. You don't share the road with trains. You stop and let them have the right-of-way, because you can stop your car suddenly but a train can't. Drivers must always yield to trains because it's the law. The average car weighs 3,000 pounds and the average loaded train weighs 12 million pounds.
Source: Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual — Section C, Chapter 3: Trains, p. 113
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Answer: B. Any person afoot or using a motorized or non-motorized wheelchair is considered a pedestrian by state law. Be especially alert for young, elderly, disabled and intoxicated pedestrians, who are the most frequent victims in auto-pedestrian collisions. Approximately 7,000 pedestrians die and 100,000 are injured in traffic-related accidents each year.
Source: Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual — Section C, Chapter 3: Sharing the Road with Pedestrians, p. 103
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