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When parking on a hill, turning your wheels toward or away from the curb (depending on whether you're facing uphill or downhill) helps prevent your car from rolling into traffic.

If your brakes fail, shifting to a lower gear and pumping the brakes may help slow down the vehicle. You can also use the parking brake cautiously.

Pentagon-shaped signs with figures of pedestrians indicate a school zone, and drivers should be cautious and watch for children crossing.

Looking at the right edge of your lane will help you avoid being blinded by the oncoming vehicle’s high beams while maintaining safe driving.

Before backing up, turning and looking over both shoulders ensures you have a clear view of any obstacles or pedestrians behind you.

The safest approach to dealing with aggressive drivers is to avoid eye contact, remain calm, and let them pass without engaging.

When driving in reverse, it is safest to turn your body and look out the rear window to have a clear view of obstacles behind you, in addition to using your mirrors and cameras.

You should accelerate to match the speed of traffic on the expressway and merge when it is safe to do so.

A flashing red light is treated like a stop sign, where drivers must stop completely before proceeding when the intersection is clear.

Wet roads require more stopping distance. Increasing your following distance reduces the risk of a rear-end collision in case you need to stop suddenly.

This warning sign alerts drivers that they are entering a road where traffic flows in both directions.

By law, when a school bus has its red lights flashing, you must stop completely. This is to ensure the safety of children getting on or off the bus. Most states apply this law in both directions, except on divided highways.

When traffic lights are out of order, the intersection should be treated like a four-way stop. All drivers must stop and proceed only when it's safe to do so.

Construction zones often have reduced speed limits to protect workers. You should follow all signs and be ready for unexpected hazards.

Passing a stopped school bus with flashing lights is considered a serious offense and typically results in fines and points added to your driving record.

Legally, you are required to leave your name, contact information, and insurance details if you hit a parked car and cannot locate the owner.

A pedestrian with a white cane or guide dog is legally blind. You must yield the right-of-way and allow them to cross safely.

In most states, drivers must stop for a school bus with red lights flashing, even if it’s on the opposite side of the road, unless it’s a divided highway.

High-beam headlights should only be used in situations where there are no other vehicles around, such as rural roads, to avoid blinding other drivers.

Most states require drivers to give cyclists at least 3 feet of space when passing to ensure their safety.