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B: Three. After 90 days or three failed exams, a new application and fee are required. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Examinations, page 13.

C: The bus driver signals you to proceed. Do not pass until the bus resumes motion, the driver signals you to proceed, or the red lights are no longer flashing. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Yield Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 29.

A: Driving to the left of the line is prohibited. The solid yellow line on the left edge of the road indicates that driving to the left of it is prohibited; it is found on interstate highways. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Pavement Markings: Solid Lines, page 40.

B: Do not pass other vehicles. This regulatory sign means do not pass other vehicles. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Regulatory and Warning Signs: Table 19, page 36.

B: 500 feet. A bicycle used at night needs a front lamp emitting white light visible at least 500 feet ahead, and a red rear reflector. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Bicycles Must Be Properly Equipped, page 69.

A: Antihistamines and cold preparations. Be careful with antihistamines, other cold preparations, or any medicine that relaxes or promotes sleep; read the labels. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Table 25: Alcohol and Other Types of Drugs, page 61.

B: 200 feet. Horns must be heard for a minimum distance of 200 feet. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Required Equipment for Vehicles: Table 11, page 21.

B: 45 days. The temporary license may be used for 45 days or until the permanent license arrives in the mail. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Examinations, page 13.

A: The bus is on a different road. It is not necessary to stop when passing a school bus on a different road, or on a controlled-access highway where the bus is in a loading zone and pedestrians may not cross. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Yield Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 29.

B: Any lane. When each lane on a one-way road is marked with a broken white line, you may drive in any lane. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Pavement Markings: Three Lane One-Way Roads, page 39.

D: Drive to the right of the sign. Drive to the right of this sign; it is used in advance of islands and medians. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Regulatory and Warning Signs: Table 19, page 36.

A: The pedestrian. A pedestrian crossing anywhere other than a crosswalk at an intersection must yield the right-of-way to all vehicles. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Laws and Safety Tips for Pedestrians, page 67.

C: Alcohol increases the depressant effects of those drugs. Alcohol increases the depressant effects of tranquilizers and barbiturates; mixing them can be hazardous. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Table 25: Alcohol and Other Types of Drugs, page 61.

A: 30. An application is not approved if the applicant has more than 30 points deducted on the driving exam. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Part 3: The Driving Exam, page 14.

A: $500 to $1,250. A first conviction for failing to stop for a school bus displaying flashing lights carries a fine of $500 to $1,250. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Yield Right-of-Way to School Buses, page 29.

D: White. Lanes on a one-way road are marked with broken white lines. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Pavement Markings: Three Lane One-Way Roads, page 39.

B: You are driving the wrong way on a one-way street, against traffic. If you see this sign facing you, you are driving the wrong way on a one-way street and directly opposing traffic. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Regulatory and Warning Signs: Table 19, page 36.

C: Take necessary precautions and stop completely if needed to avoid injuring them. Take the necessary precautions to avoid injuring or endangering the pedestrian, and come to a full stop if that is the only way. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Laws and Safety Tips for Motorists, page 67.

D: Exhale into the device before the vehicle starts. A driver must exhale into the ignition interlock device to start the vehicle; installation is court-ordered. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Appendix A: Glossary of Terms, page 79.

B: 20 mph. The quick stop asks you to stop as quickly as possible from about 20 mph without skidding your tires. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Part 3: The Driving Exam, page 14.

A: $500 to $2,000. A traffic offense involving failure to yield that causes bodily injury carries a fine of $500 to $2,000 ($1,000 to $4,000 for serious bodily injury). Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Chapter 4: Right-of-Way, page 26.

C: Show bicyclists where to position themselves in a shared lane and alert drivers. Shared lane markings help bicyclists position themselves in a shared lane and alert road users to where bicyclists are likely to ride. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Shared Lane Marking, page 68.

D: The highest speed at which you can safely travel around the curve. An advisory speed sign gives the highest speed at which you can safely travel around the curve ahead. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Regulatory and Warning Signs: Table 19, page 36.

A: Still give the pedestrian the right-of-way. If the light changes after the pedestrian has entered the crosswalk, still give the pedestrian the right-of-way. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Yield the Right-of-Way to Pedestrians (Persons on Foot), page 29.

B: Loss of judgment and impaired sight. One of the first effects is losing judgment and impaired sight, causing slower reactions and difficulty judging other vehicles' speed. Texas Driver Handbook (DL-7): Chapter 10: Alcohol and Drug Impact on the Driving Ability, page 61.