LTO Professional Heavy License Mock Exam #4
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When entering a “through highway” or a stop intersection, the driver shall yield the right of way to:
- All vehicles approaching in either direction of the “through highway”
- Only vehicles on the left
- No vehicles, as they have priority
- Only vehicles on the right
A flashing red light means:
- Slow down and proceed without stopping
- You must stop and then go only when it is safe to do so
- Proceed immediately
- Ignore it
What should you do to avoid air pollution especially from motor vehicles?
- Use more fuel to speed up the engine
- Avoid driving at night
- Help enforce the law by having regular motor vehicle check-up and not overloading
- Drive with windows down at all times
A type of field sobriety test that requires to stand on either right or left leg with both arms on the side. The driver is instructed to keep the foot raised about six (6) inches off the ground for thirty (30) seconds.
- The Two-Step Test
- The Stationary Foot Test
- The One-Leg Stand
- The Balance Check
A type of field sobriety test that requires the driver to walk heel-to-toe along a straight line for nine (9) steps, turn at the end and return to the point of origin without any difficulty.
- The Balance Beam Test
- The Backward Walk Test
- The Walk-and-Turn
- The Side-Step Test
It refers to the equipment which can determine the BAC level of a person through testing of his breath.
- Alcohol Breath Analyzer
- Fuel Gauge
- Gas Emission Tester
- Speedometer
If you are the first to arrive at the scene of an accident, which of the following should you do?
- Ignore it if no one is asking for help
- Leave immediately to avoid involvement
- Take pictures and leave
- Notify the proper authority at once
How close should another vehicle be before you dim your headlights?
- 50m
- 150m
- 300m
- No need to dim headlights
R.A. No. 8794 imposes fines and penalties for overloading trucks and trailers and these are prohibited from proceeding on the road, if:
- Having a defective braking system
- Exceeding the permissible maximum gross vehicle weight or axle load of 13,500 kgs.
- Carrying more than 5 passengers
- Lacking side mirrors
If you are backing out of a driveway, always drive back into the:
- Middle of the road
- Any available lane
- Nearest lane
- Opposite lane
When you come across a sign telling you “ACCIDENT PRONE AREA,” what should you do?
- Slow down and be more alert than usual
- Stop immediately
- Speed up to leave the area quickly
- Ignore the sign
How are the traffic lights arranged in the order starting from the top?
- Green, yellow, and red
- Red, yellow, and green
- Red, green, and yellow
- Yellow, red, and green
You are preparing to exit an expressway. When should you start reducing speed?
- As you approach the deceleration lane
- Once you enter the off-ramp
- Only after leaving the expressway
- Immediately after seeing the exit sign
The license of a driver of a PUV who refuses to convey passengers shall be:
- Confiscated and Suspended
- Revoked permanently
- Fined but not suspended
- Given a warning only
A steady red cross (“X”) in toll ways means:
- You cannot drive through this lane
- This lane is for emergency vehicles only
- Reduce speed and proceed
- You may proceed with caution
When a coolant container is part of a pressurized system, you can:
- Open the container to check
- Add water while engine is hot
- Ignore the coolant level
- Check the coolant level of the engine thru temperature gauge
When you intend to turn right at an intersection:
- Use signal lights at least 30 meters away from intersection
- Use signal lights only when turning
- Do not use signal lights
- Use signal lights 5 meters before turning
When approaching an intersection and the roadway beyond is blocked with traffic, you should:
- Not slow down as he might bump you along the way
- Block cross traffic while waiting
- Proceed carefully into the intersection
- Enter the intersection slowly
In dealing with emergencies if your brakes fail, which of the following should be avoided?
- Shift to a lower gear
- Use the toe of your shoe to pull the pedal up
- Use the parking brake carefully
- Pump the brakes
A pre-trip inspection should be completed:
- Once a month
- Only if the vehicle seems faulty
- Before operating the motor vehicle
- After every trip
It is illegal to park:
- Anywhere on a bridge
- Within 3 meters of a crosswalk
- In front of a fire station
- Within 6 meters of a fire hydrant and within 5 meters of a railroad crossing
It refers to horizontal or lateral jerking of the driver’s eyes as he or she gazes sideways following a moving object such as pen or the tip of a penlight held by the LEO from a distance of about one (1) foot away from the face of the driver.
- The Pupil Dilation Test
- The Peripheral Vision Test
- The Eye Test (“horizontal gaze nystagmus”)
- The Blink Test
In driving downhill, a driver
- Keeps a constant high speed
- Speeds up for momentum
- Uses only the handbrake
- Always slows down with caution
Having a driver’s license is a:
- Right
- Guarantee
- Privilege
- Ownership
If you were apprehended for Disregarding Traffic Sign (DTS) violation, what will you do the next time so that you will not be apprehended of the same violation?
- Argue with the officer
- Ignore traffic signs
- Drive faster to avoid getting caught
- Drive your car according to the required speed and read traffic signs carefully
You are driving a new truck with a manual transmission. What gear will you probably have to use to take a long, steep downhill grade?
- Use the highest gear possible
- Use a lower gear than you would use to climb the uphill grade
- Use the same gear as uphill
- Shift to neutral and coast
A Public Utility Vehicle can only be driven by a holder of a:
- Professional Driver’s License
- Any valid ID
- Student Permit
- Motorcycle License
A public utility vehicle can only be driven by a holder of a:
- Non-professional Driver’s License
- Learner’s Permit
- Professional Driver’s License
- International Driver’s License
When negotiating a curve on a highway at a relatively high speed, you should:
- Keep the same speed
- Speed up to maintain balance
- Apply the brakes hard in the middle of the curve
- Decrease your speed as you enter the curve
Which of the following describes the thinking of a defensive driver?
- Focuses only on their own actions
- Considers what other road users might do
- Assumes everyone follows traffic laws
- Drives aggressively to prevent accidents
In case of an accident, the first duty of the driver involved is:
- Leave the scene immediately
- Wait for authorities without assisting anyone
- Drive away to avoid being blamed
- Attend to the injured person and call for medical help
Before changing lanes in traffic, you should always give signal, check your side and rearview mirrors and:
- Assume no one is beside you
- Move quickly without looking
- Turn your head to check other vehicles beside your car
- Honk and proceed
While you are driving downhill, you noticed a truck approaching in the opposite direction uphill, what will you do as a professional driver?
- Give way to the upcoming vehicle and stop near the shoulder of the road to allow him pass clearly and safely
- Honk and keep going
- Speed up to pass first
- Stop in the middle of the road
A red flag or red light must be attached to any load that extends over:
- Any part of the vehicle
- 2m from the front of the vehicle
- 3m from the side of the vehicle
- 1m to the rear-end of the vehicle
Before entering any intersection and you can see traffic coming from your left and right, you should:
- Yield only to larger vehicles
- Speed up
- Stop
- Honk and proceed
It shall mean that the LEO has reasonable ground to believe that the person driving the motor vehicle is under the influence of alcohol, dangerous drugs and/or other similar substances upon personally witnessing a traffic offense committed.
- Random Check
- Legal Suspicion
- Probable Cause
- Preliminary Inspection
According to the Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 (R.A. No. 8749)
- The government has the sole responsibility for clean air.
- Every citizen has the right to breathe clean air.
- Air pollution is only a concern in urban areas.
- Only motorists have the right to clean air.
Drivers have to make decisions:
- Only when in traffic
- Only when turning
- Only at intersections
- Only until they become experienced
When making a U-Turn, you should:
- Honk to alert others before turning
- Check for traffic behind you and indicate your intentions with left turn signal
- Only use your mirrors to check for traffic
- Turn immediately without signaling
Most injuries or deaths occur close to home. Buckle up even on:
- Highways only
- City roads only
- Long trips
- Short trips
What documents must you carry along whenever you drive a FOR HIRE vehicle?
- Insurance certificate only
- Just the driver’s license
- Only the vehicle registration
- Driver’s license, certificate of registration, current official receipt of payment of the vehicle registration and valid franchise.
Whenever you are driving and you have to make or answer a call on your cellular phone you should do?
- Ignore the call and keep driving
- Answer the call quickly while driving
- Pull over to the side of the road at a safe location to answer or make a call
- Use one hand to drive and the other to hold the phone
In adverse driving conditions, the 2-seconds rule should be increased to:
- 4-seconds
- 1-second
- 3-seconds
- 5-seconds
The blind spot is the area to your right or left that you do not see in the side view mirror, what will you do before you back up?
- Rely on the side mirror only
- Reverse without checking
- Turn your head to see that the way is clear
- Honk and proceed
The traffic safety rule, when you know you have the right of way, is:
- Stop and let others decide
- Not to insist your right
- Speed up to clear the way
- Always insist on your right
To avoid a collision in an intersection, a driver must:
- Know and practice the rules relating to right-of-way and proper procedure in crossing an intersection
- Honk continuously
- Always assume the right-of-way
- Speed up to cross quickly
The traffic signal light that means you can go if the intersection is clear:
- Flashing red light
- No light
- Steady green light
- Steady yellow light
The headlights should be used as often as needed to:
- Make your intentions known to drivers around you
- Confuse other drivers
- Save battery power
- Only use on highways
If the light turns red when you are in the middle of an intersection and about to turn left, you should:
- Reverse back to your lane
- Stop immediately
- Complete the turn when traffic clears
- Wait for another green light
When can a driver’s license be lent out?
- If the borrower has a learner’s permit
- It must not be lent out.
- Only in emergency situations
- Only to family members
If two vehicles approach or enter an intersection at approximately the same time, which vehicle has the right-of-way?
- The larger vehicle
- The vehicle on the right
- The vehicle on the left
- The faster vehicle
If you are continually being passed on the right and the left while driving in the center lane of an expressway, you should:
- Stay in the same lane
- Move to the leftmost lane
- Move to the lane on your right
- Speed up
Ignoring traffic lights could:
- Involve you in a fatal accident
- Be acceptable if the road is clear
- Reduce travel time
- Only be risky at night
A good driver should have the proper attitude for safe driving. Which of the following is not a good trait of a driver?
- Driving under the influence of alcohol
- Yielding to pedestrians
- Using signals properly
- Following traffic rules
Which of the following is recommended as a way of dealing with fatigue on a long trip?
- Drive faster to reach your destination sooner
- Stop periodically for rest and exercise
- Drink a lot of coffee and keep driving
- Keep the windows open for fresh air
When you intend to drive slower than other vehicles, you should see:
- Road signs for speed limits
- Traffic signals
- Danger or Warning signs
- Lane markings
When approaching a flooded area and you have to go through it, what should you do?
- Drive in the middle of the road to avoid deep water
- Proceed at a very slow speed
- Drive fast to get through quickly
- Stop and wait for the water to recede
If involved in a reportable accident, the driver of the vehicle must file an accident report to the nearest police station within:
- 24 hours
- 48 hours
- 7 days
- 72 hours
Driving while under the influence of drugs carries:
- A warning only
- The same penalty as for alcohol
- A smaller fine than alcohol
- No penalty at all
A double solid yellow line means:
- You can overtake if no police are around
- Absolutely no overtaking
- Overtaking is allowed anytime
- You must switch lanes frequently
This traffic sign states directions and distances?
- Regulatory signs
- Informative signs
- Stop signs
- Warning signs
At an intersection with no traffic signals, two cars approach at right angles to each other, which driver must yield?
- The driver who gets there first
- The driver on the left
- The driver on the right
- The driver who gets there last
It refers to alcoholic beverages classified into beer, wine, and distilled spirits, the consumption of which produces intoxication.
- Carbonated drinks
- Energy drinks
- Alcohol
- Juice
The effects of alcohol in driving are the following, except:
- Coordination of body movements and self-judgment is frequently improved
- Reaction time is slowed
- Decreased ability to concentrate
- Impairment of vision
It refers to the act of operating a motor vehicle while the driver’s BAC level has, after being subjected to an ABA test, reached the level of intoxication as established jointly by the DOH, the NAPOLCOM, and the DOTC.
- Driving under the influence of alcohol
- Defensive driving
- Reckless driving
- Drunk parking
In order to avoid being apprehended for violation of failure to convey passenger to proper destination, what is the right thing to do?
- Avoid routes with checkpoints
- Pick up passengers wherever they want
- Strictly follow your authorized route
- Ignore passenger requests
The Road Users Charge Law (R.A. No. 8794) was enacted by the Philippine Congress to serve as basis for:
- Regulating fuel prices
- Collecting registration fee for motor vehicle
- Monitoring emissions from factories
- Reducing road traffic
When you do not see the wheels of the vehicle in front of you, then you are too close, so:
- Flash your headlights
- Slow down and get back to a safer following distance
- Move closer for better visibility
- Speed up and overtake
Ambulances ferry the sick and injured to the hospital, fire engines help put out fires, and police vehicles carry police personnel whose presence is much needed in an emergency. If you encounter any of them on the road with sirens on, what would you do?
- Give way by pulling in to the left or right side of the road depending on the circumstances
- Speed up to avoid blocking them
- Follow behind them closely
- Ignore them and keep driving
In driving, the most important sense that the driver needs is:
- Touch
- Smelling
- Hearing
- Seeing
If you are backing up in a straight line, turn and look behind you over your shoulder at:
- Forward
- Left
- Right
- Down
You are exiting a highway using an off-ramp that curves downhill and you are driving a heavy vehicle. You should:
- Shift to neutral and coast
- Brake hard in the curve
- Speed up to avoid skidding
- Slow to a safe speed before the curve
If the car behind you wants to pass, you should
- Move to the left lane quickly
- Slow down slightly and pull to the right
- Speed up to prevent overtaking
- Ignore and maintain speed
At an intersection equipped with the traffic light, you have to:
- Proceed cautiously even if red
- Follow the car ahead regardless of the light
- Wait for the light to actually turn green
- Check both sides and go
When you intend to turn right or left, signal your intention at least
- 50 meters after turning
- 5 meters before turning
- Only when turning
- 30 meters before you intend to make your turn
When making a right turn, you must:
- Cut across lanes quickly
- Do not use signals
- Stay on the outermost lane of the road then signal your intention to turn right at least 30 meters before you intend to make your turn
- Turn from any lane
In the interest of safety, every driver is obliged to do more than the law demands. If any doubt exists at an intersection, one must:
- Yield to the right-of-way
- Ignore other vehicles
- Honk and proceed first
- Speed up to clear the intersection
Public Service Law prohibits a public utility driver to talk to his passengers while the vehicle is:
- Stopped at a red light
- Parked
- In motion
- Waiting for passengers
When parking downhill, you must:
- Turn your wheels away from edge of road
- Keep your wheels straight
- Apply only the handbrake
- Turn your wheels towards edge of road
A driver found to have been driving a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, dangerous drugs and/or other similar substances, as provided for under section 5 of this Act, shall be penalized if the violation did not result in physical injuries or homicide with:
- One (1) month imprisonment and a Php10,000 fine
- Community service for 30 days
- Three (3) months imprisonment, and a fine ranging from Twenty thousand pesos (Php20,000.00) to Eighty thousand pesos (Php80,000.00)
- Six (6) months imprisonment and a Php100,000 fine
It refers to an act penalizing persons under the influence of alcohol, dangerous drugs, and similar substances, and for other purposes.
- Vehicle Safety Act
- Anti-Smoking Law
- R.A. No. 4136
- R.A. No. 10586
At an intersection with a traffic light, make a left turn only when:
- The yellow light is flashing
- The red light is on
- The green light is on and there is a left turn light
- There are no vehicles around
Using the shoulder of the road to pass to the right of a vehicle ahead of you is:
- Allowed in emergencies
- Safe at high speeds
- Against the law
- Recommended to save time
Road accidents can be avoided and minimized if the driver:
- Ignores pedestrians
- Overtakes recklessly
- Don’t disregard traffic signs installed in particular places
- Speeds up to avoid traffic
On a two-lane road, overtaking is allowed only at the:
- Right lane
- Shoulder of the road
- Left lane
- Middle of the road
In moving off, a driver should fasten one’s seatbelt and look in the mirrors. But before moving off, he should:
- Look around to check on traffic and pedestrians
- Honk the horn to alert others
- Start moving immediately
- Look only in the rearview mirror
When taking any medicine, you should:
- Consult your doctor about the effects before driving
- Take extra doses to stay alert
- Assume it does not affect you
- Drive only during the day
On a four (4) lane road with a white broken line, you can
- Overtake only in emergency cases
- Never overtake
- Overtake only on the right side
- Overtake by passing over the broken white line
The minimum distance away from a vehicle that you are following is
- 5 meters
- 2-vehicle lengths
- Half-vehicle length
- 1-vehicle length
If you are driving in a curb lane that ends ahead, what would you do first in order to merge without interfering with other traffic?
- Stop and wait for an opening
- Move into the lane without checking
- Speed up to merge quickly
- Select a suitable gap in the left lane
The road sign “DO NOT ENTER” is a:
- Warning sign
- Advisory sign
- Guide sign
- Regulatory sign
The traffic light or signal that tells you to stop before the intersection is:
- Steady red light
- Steady green light
- No light
- Flashing yellow light
Some drivers are constantly sounding their horns, especially if they are in a hurry which is an offense. When is such a situation allowed?
- When traffic is heavy
- When it is done as a warning to avoid accident
- When they are late for work
- Anytime they feel like honking
Driving in heavy rains can be extremely dangerous because of zero visibility. What should you do?
- Drive closely behind another vehicle for guidance
- Speed up to get through the rain faster
- Use only parking lights
- When you cannot see more than 20 m in front of you, turn your hazard lights/headlights and look for a safe place to park
A traffic signal light that warns you that the red light is about to turn on:
- Flashing red light
- Steady yellow light
- Flashing green light
- No signal
Driving under the influence of alcohol is one of the major causes of vehicular accident because when a driver is drunk, he is:
- More alert and careful
- Less likely to cause an accident
- Arrogant, talkative and doesn’t have the judgment and the reflexes to perform things safely
- Able to react quickly
Whenever you park, remember to:
- Exit without checking surroundings
- Park on the sidewalk
- Leave the engine running
- Turn off the engine and engage the hand brake
When parking a vehicle uphill without a curb, the best practice is to:
- Turn the wheels to the right
- Turn the wheels to the left
- Keep the wheels straight
- Apply the handbrake only
What documents should a driver carry all the time when he is driving?
- Certificate of employment and driver’s license
- Just the driver’s license
- Driver’s license, certificate of registration, and official receipt of the latest payment of Road Users Charge from the LTO (CR and OR)
- Vehicle insurance and emission test results
When leaving a brightly lit place at night, you should:
- Speed up to adjust quickly
- Drive slowly until your eyes adjust to darkness
- Close your eyes briefly
- Turn on high beams immediately
When are you permitted to double park?
- If leaving the vehicle for a short time
- Only during rush hours
- Never
- When hazard lights are on
If your car becomes disabled on the highway, you should
- Park with all four wheels off the traveled highway, if possible
- Stay in your car and wait
- Abandon the vehicle
- Park partially on the road
Signs that are round, rectangular with white and blue background are called
- Prohibitory signs
- Regulatory signs
- Warning signs
- Informative signs
While driving with maximum speed and you have to stop suddenly, you should:
- Slam the brakes immediately
- Apply your brakes gently with steady pressure
- Pump the brakes repeatedly
- Shift to neutral and let the car stop
Which of the following is not considered safe driving on an expressway?
- Change lanes without signaling
- Keeping a safe following distance
- Following speed limits
- Using mirrors before merging
As a defensive driver, eating, drinking, reading, or doing anything that may take your attention from driving is:
- Only dangerous at night
- Allowed if the road is clear
- Okay at low speeds
- Never allowed
To avoid a rear-end collision, you must:
- Have enough time and distance to stay out of trouble with cars in front and behind you
- Follow as closely as possible
- Speed up to avoid getting hit
- Brake suddenly when needed
It refers to any land transportation vehicles propelled by any other power than muscular power.
- Bicycle
- Skateboard
- Pedicab
- Motor Vehicle
Chances of being hurt or killed while driving are reduced if one is wearing:
- Loose clothing
- Thick gloves
- Seatbelts/helmets
- Sunglasses
When you are parked at the side of the road at night, you must:
- Keep headlights on high beam
- Do nothing
- Warn others by turning on your 4-way emergency flashers
- Rely only on street lights
When driving on mountain roads during daytime, you should:
- Drive silently to avoid noise pollution
- Stay in the middle of the road
- Speed up to clear the curve faster
- Blow your horn when approaching a blind curve
When moving off a traffic light:
- Look to the right and left for approaching vehicles before moving
- Honk before moving
- Check only the rearview mirror
- Move immediately when the light turns green
It refers to measure of amount of alcohol in a person’s blood.
- Oxygen Saturation
- Carbon Dioxide Level
- Blood Pressure Level
- Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC)
When two vehicles meet on an uphill road when either can pass, which of the two must yield?
- The vehicle facing uphill
- The vehicle facing downhill
- The vehicle with a full load
- The larger vehicle
The primary purpose of traffic laws, rules, and regulations is to:
- Make driving more complicated
- Confuse new drivers
- Increase government revenue
- Establish an orderly movement of road users and penalize erring drivers
Double yellow solid lines
- Can be crossed for turns
- Are only for decoration
- Should not be crossed anytime
- Are optional to follow
If a tire blows, which of the following should you not do?
- Keep your foot off the gas pedal
- Grip the steering wheel firmly
- Panic and speed up
- Slow down gradually
At a rotunda or roundabout, which of the following vehicles have the right-of-way?
- Vehicles within the rotunda or roundabout
- Pedestrians only
- Vehicles entering the roundabout
- Emergency vehicles only
For drivers of trucks, buses, motorcycles and public utility vehicles, a BAC level of more than _____ shall be conclusive proof that said driver is driving under the influence of alcohol.
- 0.00%
- 0.04%
- 0.02%
- 0.08%
When you make an abrupt move, especially on a wet and possibly slippery road, the following action can cause you to skid and lose control
- Using turn signals
- Accelerating suddenly
- Improper braking
- Changing lanes carefully
If you park facing downhill, always turn your wheels towards the:
- Straight ahead
- Center of the road
- Edge of the street
- Opposite direction of the curb
A driver of a private motor vehicle with a gross vehicle weight not exceeding 4500 kg. a BAC level of ___________ or higher shall be conclusive proof that said driver is driving under the influence of alcohol.
- 0.05%
- 0.02%
- 0.10%
- 0.08%
You are driving on a two (2) lane road. A vehicle coming in the opposite direction decides to overtake. Judging by his speed and his distance from you, he will not make it and he is on a head collision course with you. What will you do?
- Reduce your speed right away and pull over to the right shoulder of the road
- Swerve into the opposite lane
- Speed up to avoid collision
- Honk loudly and continue driving
As per RA 4136, the brakes on every vehicle (other than a motorcycle) must:
- Only have a handbrake
- Consist of a good foot and hand brake and an “emergency” or “parking” brake
- Not require an emergency brake
- Rely solely on engine braking
Who is a professional driver?
- A driver with a private license
- A driver with more than five years of experience
- Any driver on a highway
- Any driver who is paid or hired for operating a motor vehicle
Drivers of public utility vehicles are prohibited from:
- Driving below speed limits
- Using hazard lights unnecessarily
- Overcharging fares and cutting trip or going beyond authorized line
- Overtaking in intersections
A good driver in order to meet one’s social responsibilities of caring for others on the road should:
- Always exercise care for other road users around
- Focus only on their own vehicle
- Ignore pedestrians
- Drive aggressively to clear traffic
Before making a turn, the driver should use the turn signal at what distance?
- 30 meters
- 5 meters
- 50 meters
- 10 meters
When a driver sees the yellow light signal change to red, a vehicle which has already started to turn left or right:
- Reverse back to the original position
- May continue to proceed through the intersection even if the light on the signal to the left/right is red
- Must stop immediately
- Speed up to clear the intersection faster
At an intersection with traffic signals, if you are not in the proper lane to make a right or left turn you should:
- Stop and wait for a gap
- Cut across lanes quickly
- Reverse to the correct lane
- Continue to the next intersection to make the desired turn
Whenever you are driving on a highway having a lot of potholes, you should:
- Decrease your speed
- Speed up to pass quickly
- Maintain current speed
- Swerve constantly
Where children are playing or pedestrians are walking on or near the road, the driver must:
- Speed up to pass quickly
- Slow down
- Honk continuously
- Maintain the same speed
When you intend to turn right or left, signal your intention at least
- Right before you turn
- 30 meters before you intend to make your turn
- 10 meters before your turn
- 50 meters before your turn
What is the short title of R.A. No. 10586?
- Vehicle Operation and Safety Law
- Anti-Drunk and Drugged Driving Act of 2013
- Traffic Control and Regulation Act
- Road Safety Act of 2013
It refers to standardized tests to initially assess and determine intoxication.
- Field Sobriety Test
- Vision Acuity Test
- Roadworthiness Test
- Drug Screening Test
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