• 60/60
• 30/30
• 20/20
• Yesterday/Now

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• Stop, then continue driving when safe
• Stop only if other vehicles are present
• Slow down and stop if necessary.
• Go to Trader Joes.

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• Have the right-of-way
• Must ride facing oncoming traffic
• Are entitled to share the road with you.
• Are usually not coordinated.

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• Use your emergency flashers at least 200 feet before turning.
• Signal at least 100 feet before you turn.
• Turn on your parking lights.
• Blast your horn as you turn.

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• Fog lights only.
• Low beam lights.
• High beam lights.
• A hot dog.

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• Commercial vehicles only.
• Limited parking, but OK for buses.
• Loading or unloading.
• Bee parking only.

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• Only at controlled intersections
• Whether or not a crosswalk is marked
• Only when a crosswalk is painted on the street.
• Only when a crosswalk is painted on their face.

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• Look into the rearview mirror only.
• Turn your head and look in the lane you want to enter.
• Turn your head and look over your right shoulder.
• Turn your windshield wipers on.

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• Your insurance company.
• Your bank or credit union.
• The DMV.
• Your mom.

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• One hundredth (0.01) of 1%
• Five hundredths (0.05) of 1%
• Eight hundredths (0.08) of 1%
• 500%

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• The car wants the right-of-way.
• The car is carrying to school.
• There may be an accident ahead.
• Someone's having sex in the trunk.

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• When other drivers want to drive faster.
• When it helps prevent accidents.
• Never, it confuses other drivers.
• When you want to take your left-of-way.

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• The same speed as the freeway traffic.
• At the legal freeway speed limit.
• 10 mph slower than the freeway traffic.
• With your head hanging out of the window.

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• The lane closest to the left curb.
• The center left-turn lane.
• Any lane as long as it is safe.
• Eat corn on the cob.

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• Unless you are only driving within city limits.
• Only on the freeway.
• At all times.
• When you're drunk, pregnant, or both.

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• It is illegal under all circumstances.
• It is allowed if you are making a delivery.
• It is illegal unless you wait in the vehicle.
• It is ok as long as you are jacking off your dog.

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• You follow no closer than six feet.
• You stay close to the vehicle's right front wheel.
• You can't see the driver in the side mirror.
• You gave him the finger.

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• Looking over your right shoulder as you back.
• Checking behind your vehicle before you get in.
• Tapping your horn as you back.
• Eating a koala.

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• Stop only if you see a train coming.
• Slow down before crossing.
• Stop, then proceed when safe.
• Piss on the train tracks before the train comes.

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• Left and right only.
• Left, right, and left again.
• Straight ahead and to the left.
• Behind you only.

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• Under any circumstances.
• Unless you have the right-of-way.
• Unless some of the cross traffic can get around you.
• Unless you're jacking off your dog while it's jacking off your mom.

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• 6 to 8 seconds
• 10 to 15 seconds
• 4 to 5 seconds
• Not at all.

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• You want to pass another driver.
• You want to make a U-turn.
• Faster drivers want to pass you.
• You want to jack your dog off.

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• Drive to a safe place, stop, and rest.
• Play the radio loudly and roll down the windows.
• Drink coffee to make you more alert.
• Sleep while you're driving.

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• Avoid rubbernecking.
• Raising the speed limit.
• Eliminating the space cushion.
• Shoot everyone with a shotgun.

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• Focus on your inside mirrors.
• Focus on the vehicle ahead.
• Scan ahead of your vehicle.
• Use binoculars while driving.

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• That there are driver services ahead.
• Of workers and road equipment ahead.
• Of an accident ahead.
• Someone jizzed on the road.

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• If it is not an illegal drug.
• If it is prescribed by a physician.
• Under no circumstances.
• If you give some to the cop.

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• The police officer.
• Your automobile club.
• You.
• Your mom.

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• Increase the distance between you and the car ahead.
• Brake quickly to reduce the distance between vehicles.
• Signal the tailgater when it is safe to pass you.
• Crash into a mailbox.

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• 15 mph
• 25 mph
• 20 mph
• 50 mph. Gotta get these kiddies in one pass!

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• Every Sunday.
• Never.
• No more than 200 feet before turning.
• When your mom says so.

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• Anytime you can't see at least a mile ahead.
• Anytime you have trouble seeing other cars.
• One hour after sunset.
• All the time.

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• Weaving in and out of traffic.
• Following too closely.
• Looking in your rearview mirror too often.
• Drunk.

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• 15 mph
• 20 mph
• 10 mph
• Speed of light.

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