1. Drivers’ ED Ashley, Mitchell, Tim, Jacob

2. Permit applicants under 18 need one form of ID To verify social security # Under 19, your parents can verify your VA residency. You must be 15 ½ to get your permit Under 18 and fail the permit test, wait 15 business days to retake Permit test includes vision, signs, and gen. knowledge tests Have your permit, must have someone over 21 in the car and has their license OR your immediate family member who is at least 18. Driving with a learner’s permit, you can have 1 non-family passenger younger than 18 in the vehicle Birth certificate Social security card W2 form Income tax return

3. In order to obtain a 180-day provisional license you must be 16 and 3 months, if under the age of 19, you must have had your permit for nine months Anyone under 19 must pass state approved drivers ed before getting a license If you’re under 18 your parents must verify that you’ve driven 45 hours, 15 of which must be at night, to get your license The driving curfew for people younger than 18 years of age with people with a license or a permit is 12-4am Your license expires on your birthday on ages divisible by 5, a license for people younger 21 is vertical. Three restrictions that can be placed on your license are, eye glasses or contacts, day driving only, and hearing aids The DMV can suspend your license if you violate the law Revocation is when your driving privilege is terminated If a driver refuses to take a breath test your license will be suspended for a minimum of 7 days

4. DUI under 21, demerit points/reckless driving, man slaughter, DWI, and street racing can result in the loss of your license In order to ride a motorcycle, you must have a drivers license, with a class m endorsement or a motorcycle only license You must have a commercial w. drivers license to drive a large vehicle with more than 15 passengers If your under 21 and drive with a BAC of at least.02 you can be fined and lose your driving privilege under the zero tolerance law You need liability insurance to be in compliance with VA’s financial responsibility law ( or you can pay the uninsured motorist fee)

5. Transplantation is the taking of cells/tissues/organs from one individual and placing them into another. A tissue donor can positively affect more than 200 people Open discussion about organ tissue donation is uncommon because, misunderstanding the conception of donation and/or people prefer not to talk about their mortality You can designate or organ and tissue donor status on your permit The kidney, heart, pancreas, liver, and lungs can be transplanted Brain dead- the complete and irreversible stoppage of all function of the brain/brain stem Organ transplantation isn’t experimental, you won’t receive an organ based on social/monetary status, the family of a donor doesn’t receive money or pay fees, and it is important to share your decision to be a donor with your family

6. The underlying principle of right of way rules is to provide safe passage to all other vehicles B should yield to A In a t-intersection the car turning must yield to the car going straight. The same goes for a normal intersection. When merging the car which is merging must yield. When two cars are merging into the same lane the slower lane must yield. When approaching a yield sign check traffic and stop if necessary If your driving on a 2-lane road way and notice a rescue vehicle approaching from the rear with its lights and siren on you should pull over, leave clear path, and let the emergency vehicle pass

7. Most highway-rail crashes are due to diver error When should a driver stop at a crossing? Flashing red lights and warning bell Gates, flashing red lights/ bell Flag operations/ train whistles Special vehicles (ie. School bus) If your car stalls while crossing tracks, get out of the car, if no train hits the car, call police and run diagonally in the direction of the train off o the tracks This sign is an advance warning, look and listen for a train and be prepared to stop This is the same as a yield sign

8. To improve chance of hearing a train’s whistle The box with the number in it at the crosswalk tell how many tracks are at a railroad crossing A train traveling 50 mph takes about 1.5 miles to stop Safety tips Don’t drive onto the tracks if you don’t have enough room on the other side Don’t shift gears while crossing Be extra careful at night and in low visibility conditions If gates lower during cross, keep going, don’t stop or back up Don’t pass others at crossing DON’T STOP Turn down the radio/music Roll down windows

9. Prohibitive-RedMotorist Services-Blue School/Pedestrian-Fluorescent optic yellow General Warning-YellowDirections-Green Recreation Area-BrownWorkzone-Orange Law Advance Warning Warning Yield Directions/Info STOPSchool Zone Colors

10. Yellow Light-Slowdown Red Light-Stop Flashing Yellow-Be Cautious Flashing Red-Be Cautious & Stop < Lane Reduction Slippery When. Wetv < Added Lane School Zone > Railroad Crossing Windy Road Ahead Don’t, Prohibited

11. Solid Line- No Passing Zone Broken Line- Passing Allowed with Caution Yellow Line- 2-way Traffic White Line- 1-way Traffic Broken Yellow Line- 2-way Traffic and Passing Allowed Hand Signals- Right Turn Passing not Permitted Signal at least 100 feet (4 seconds) before your turn School Zone, Residential and Business Area Speed limit is 25 mph Curves Hills Intersections Railroads Workzones

12. No Parking within 15 feet of a fire hydrant 20 feet of an intersection 500 feet of fire trucks stopped while answering and alarm 50 feet of a railroad crossing Work Zone Dangers Alter speed Change position “Give ‘em a BRAKE” = slow down and be prepared for potential dangers in a construction zone Come in Contact with People Contact with equipment