Vision Zero Practice Test for the NYC TLC Exam

Question 1

"Vision Zero" speed reductions benefit everyone because:

Accepted Answer

All of the above are true

Answer

Pedestrians struck by vehicles are half as likely to die at 25 mph as those struck at 30 mph

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It decreases the stopping distance.

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Drivers and pedestrians have more time to react

Question 2

Where can drivers park or pick up/drop off passengers on streets with protected bike paths?

Accepted Answer

In the “floating” parking lane.

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As close to the curb as possible, in the bike path.

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There is no picking up or dropping off passengers on blocks with bike paths.

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All of the above

Question 3

When may you pass a vehicle which has stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross?

Accepted Answer

Never

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When the driver of the stopped vehicle waves you on.

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If the roadway has only two lanes.

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After honking your horn.

Question 4

The citywide speed limit of 25 miles per hour is mandatory on:

Accepted Answer

All New York City streets which do not have a posted speed limit.

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Streets/roadway only in the borough of Manhattan.

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Streets with heavy pedestrian activity and schools.

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Weekdays Monday-Friday between the hours of 7am-7pm.

Question 5

Cooper's Law, named after 9-year-old Cooper Stock who was struck and killed by a Taxicab, allows the TLC to do which of the following:

Accepted Answer

Both A and C.

Answer

To immediately suspend the license of any driver summoned or charged with a traffic violation or crime following a crash in which a person suffered a critical injury or death.

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Suspend the driver's license unless the driver pays $5,000.

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To revoke the TLC driver's license upon conviction of violating certain traffic laws.

Question 6

A taxi driver may discharge a passenger on a Bike lane:

Accepted Answer

At no time

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Only on weekends

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If there are no bikers around

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When the passenger requests it

Question 7

A contributing factor in 70% of pedestrian fatalities is dangerous driver choices such as:

Accepted Answer

All of the Above

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Failure to Yield

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Speeding

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Improper turn

Question 8

When driving, using hands-free phones is not as dangerous as using handheld phones

Accepted Answer

False

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True

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none

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none

Question 9

Drivers should expect to find bike lane mixing zones:

Accepted Answer

Within protected bike lanes that vehicles must turn across.

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Mostly on highways and expressways.

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Across from dog parks and beaches.

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Predominately within suburban neighborhoods.

Question 10

On the street, what is a bike box?

Accepted Answer

It is a designated area for cyclists to wait at red lights in front of cars.

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It is an area to store bicycles on the sidewalk

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It is part of the floating parking lanes to park bicycles.

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It's a box for packing bicycles

Vision Zero Practice Test for the NYC TLC Exam

Tips for this section

1."Vision Zero" speed reductions benefit everyone because:

2.Where can drivers park or pick up/drop off passengers on streets with protected bike paths?

3.When may you pass a vehicle which has stopped at a crosswalk to allow a pedestrian to cross?

4.The citywide speed limit of 25 miles per hour is mandatory on:

5.Cooper's Law, named after 9-year-old Cooper Stock who was struck and killed by a Taxicab, allows the TLC to do which of the following:

6.A taxi driver may discharge a passenger on a Bike lane:

7.A contributing factor in 70% of pedestrian fatalities is dangerous driver choices such as:

8.When driving, using hands-free phones is not as dangerous as using handheld phones

9.Drivers should expect to find bike lane mixing zones:

10.On the street, what is a bike box?

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