Licensing, GDL and Test Day
Not publishedof exam
Signals, Signs and Markings
Not publishedof exam
Right-of-Way, Turns, Passing
Not publishedof exam
Speed, Stopping and Parking
Not publishedof exam
Sharing the Road and Safety
Not publishedof exam
Impairment and Vehicle Compliance
Not publishedof exam
Quick Facts
- Exam
- Guam Written Knowledge Test
- Agency
- Rev & Tax MVD
- Proctor
- UOG GLE, MARC Building
- Fee
- $15 English / $35 LOTE
- Payment
- Cash only
- Arrive
- 1 hour before session
- Length
- 40 questions reported, unofficial
- Pass mark
- 32 correct reported, unofficial
- Permit fee
- $10 at Rev & Tax
- Start age
- 15 years 6 months
- Speed cap
- 45 mph island-wide
- Source
- Guam Driver's Handbook, 16 GCA
GDL Age Ladder
15.5 permit, 16 intermediate, 17 full
50 supervised hours10 hours after 7 p.m.6 months then 120.02 through Stage 2
Test Day Logistics
- Schedule at
- Rev & Tax MVD
- Book online
- MyID.Guam.Gov
- Proctor
- UOG GLE, formerly PIP
- Check in
- MARC Building, 2nd floor
- Testing room
- Annex A building
- Arrive
- 1 hour early minimum
- Bring
- Photo ID, scheduling slip
- Payment
- Cash only, no cards
- Session cap
- 75 test-takers per session
- Results
- Posted on UOG GLE site
- Question count
- 40 reported, never publishedUnofficial
- Pass mark
- 32 correct reportedUnofficial
Guam Fee Table
- Written test, English
- $15
- Written test, LOTE
- $35
- Learner's permit
- $10
- License, all classes
- $25
- Duplicate license
- $25
- Renewal, 3-year
- $25
- Renewal, 5-year
- $45
- Renewal, 8-year
- $65Added 2024
- Motorcycle Class F
- $25
- Late penalty
- $5 per 3 months
- Late penalty cap
- $40
- Reinstatement
- $20
- Safety inspection
- $15, includes OVIS fee
GDL Stage Numbers
- Stage 1 age
- 15 years 6 months
- Stage 2 age
- 16, road test required
- Stage 3 age
- 17, full licensure
- Supervised driving
- 50 hours total
- Night practice
- 10 hours after 7 p.m.
- Stage 1-2 BAC
- 0.02 zero tolerance
- Leave Stage 1
- 6 clean months
- Leave Stage 2
- 12 clean months
- Clean means
- No fault crash, no conviction
- Violation penalty
- Adds 6 months to stage
- Violation reporting
- DRT within 10 working days
- Statute
- 16 GCA 31A04-31A06
Curfews and Supervision
- Under 18, weeknights
- 10 p.m.-6 a.m.
- Under 18, weekends
- 12 a.m.-6 a.m.
- Intermediate, 18 or older
- 12 a.m.-6 a.m. nightly
- Work exception
- Carry proof of employment
- Stage 1 rule
- Always accompanied, never alone
- Under-18 supervisor
- Parent, guardian, adult 21+
- Adult supervisor
- Licensed driver 21 or older
- Stage 3 curfew
- None
- Road test examiner
- Not from your driving school
Eligibility and Validity
- Driver education
- 40 hours: 32 classroom, 8 in-car
- Who needs driver ed
- All minors, adult first-timers
- Certificate
- Original required, not copies
- Vision standard
- 20/40 both eyes
- Fail uncorrected
- Corrective-lens restriction added
- Under-18 applicant
- Parent/guardian signs in person
- License expiry
- 3 years after next birthday
- Real license life
- 3 to 4 years
- Renew early
- Up to 90 days
- REAL ID
- An option, not mandatory
- Mainland license visitors
- 30 days, then convert
- Foreign license visitors
- 30 days, then both tests
- Chauffeur license age
- 18
- Taxi license age
- 21
Shape Before Words
Octagon stop, pennant no-passing, diamond warning
Wedge equals yieldRectangle equals regulationPennant sits on leftShape, color, symbol, words
Flashing Red vs Flashing Yellow
Flashing red
- Stop completely first
- Stop-sign rules apply
- Then yield and go
Flashing yellow
- No stop required
- Proceed with caution
- Cross traffic uncontrolled
Stop versus slow
Signal and Sign Response
- Yellow, can stop safely→Stop(Yellow commands stopping)
- Yellow, cannot stop safely→Proceed cautiously(Safety exception)
- Red, turning right→Stop, then turn(Unless signed otherwise)
- Red, turning left→Wait for green(No Guam exception)
- Flashing red→Treat as stop sign
- Flashing yellow→Proceed with caution(No stop needed)
- Signal dark or dead→Stop, treat all-way(16 GCA 3339(h))
- Sign words obscured→Read shape and color(Tested that way)
Signal Indications
- Officer signal
- Overrides every sign, signal
- Green
- Proceed, yield pedestrians already crossing
- Yellow
- Stop unless stopping is unsafe
- Red
- Full stop, stay until green
- Right on red
- Allowed after complete stop
- Right-on-red ban
- Chief of Police, sign required
- Left on red
- Never permitted on Guam
- Flashing red
- Stop, then stop-sign rules
- Flashing yellow
- Proceed with caution, no stop
- Dead signal
- Stop, treat as all-way
- Hagatna Loop
- Follow arrows, one-way circulation
Delineator vs Object Marker
Delineator
- Traces the road edge
- Single equals roadway or ramp
- Double equals speed-change lane
Object marker
- Flags one fixed hazard
- Bridge posts, traffic islands
- Sits at the roadside
Continuous edge versus point
Sign Shapes
- Octagon
- STOP, only 8-sided sign
- Pennant
- No Passing Zone, left side
- Wedge (downward triangle)
- YIELD
- Diamond
- Warning of road conditions
- Rectangle
- Regulation: speed, turns, parking
- Red circle, diagonal line
- Prohibition, means NO
- Advisory speed plaque
- Safest speed, best conditions
- Reading order
- Shape, color, symbol, words
Sign Colors
- Red
- Stop or prohibition
- Yellow
- Warning
- Orange
- Construction or maintenance
- White with black
- Regulatory or geographic fact
- Green and white
- Guide: places, mileage, routes
- Black and white
- Also a guide sign
- Old and new styles
- Both in use on Guam
Delineators and Markers
- Single delineators
- Roadways and ramps
- Double delineators
- Change-of-speed lanes
- Object markers
- Fixed roadside hazards
- Marker examples
- Islands, bridge posts, piers
- SMV emblem
- Orange triangle, red borders
- SMV action
- Slow down before passing
- Guam marking habit
- Reflectors used more than paint
Driver On The Right
Same moment, the right has the right
Already inside winsSpeeding forfeits itLeft turn always yields
U-Turn: 300 vs 100 Feet
300 feet
- Sight-distance test
- Curves and hill crests
- Others must see you
100 feet
- Setback from intersection
- Business or residential streets
- Only where signs allow
Sight versus setback
Who Goes First
- Officer directing traffic→Follow the officer(Overrides signals)
- Red light or stop sign→Full stop first(Then yield)
- Entering a through highway→Stop, even unsigned(16 GCA 3326)
- Other car already inside→Yield to it(You are approaching)
- Both arrived same moment→Yield to the right(Left yields)
- You are turning left→Yield oncoming traffic(Until clearly safe)
- Leaving driveway or alley→Yield to everyone(No timing balance)
- You were speeding→You forfeit right-of-way(Automatic)
Right-of-Way Order
- Uncontrolled intersection
- First vehicle in goes
- Arriving together
- Left yields to right
- Vehicle already inside
- Approaching driver yields
- Turning left
- Yield oncoming until safe
- Unlawful speed
- Forfeits your right-of-way
- Through highway
- Stop even without sign
- On through highway
- Slow, let stopped vehicle cross
- Driveway or alley
- Yield to all highway traffic
- Crossing a sidewalk
- Yield to pedestrians on it
- Emergency vehicle trigger
- Siren or red/blue lamp
- Lamp visibility
- 500 feet to the front
- Emergency response
- Pull right, clear of intersection
- Blocking the box
- Illegal, need space beyond
Passing Distance Trio
100 signal, 100 oncoming, 300 U-turn
Signal 100 feet aheadNever within 100 oncomingU-turn needs 300 sight
Marked vs Unmarked Crosswalk
Marked crosswalk
- Painted lines present
- Driver must yield
Unmarked crosswalk
- Every intersection has one
- Driver yields identically
Paint changes nothing
Pass or Wait
- Solid line your side→Wait(No passing)
- Broken line your side→Pass if clear(Check oncoming)
- Oncoming within 100 feet→Abort the pass
- Approaching crest or curve→Wait(View obstructed)
- Vehicle ahead turning left→Pass on the right(Lawful case)
- Wide paved shoulder→Never pass there(Not a lane)
- Car stopped at crosswalk→Never overtake it(Pedestrian hidden)
- School bus stopped→Stop both directions(No exception)
Turns and Signals
- Signal distance
- 100 feet before turning
- Lane change first
- Signal for longer
- Left-turn hand signal
- Arm extended horizontally
- Right-turn hand signal
- Arm extended upward
- Stop hand signal
- Arm extended downward
- Right turn lane
- Start and finish extreme right
- Left turn, two-way
- Start near the center line
- Left turn, one-way
- Leftmost lane available
- Center lane use
- Left turns only, never passing
- Center lane nickname
- Suicide Lane, Kamikaze Run
- Wheels while waiting
- Keep straight until turning
- U-turn sight rule
- 300 feet each direction
- U-turn setback
- 100 feet from intersection
- U-turn at signals
- Banned unless sign permits
- U-turn at fire station
- Never at driveway entrance
- Mechanical signals required
- Wide or long vehicles
Center Turn Lane vs Three-Lane
Center turn lane
- Left turns only
- Must use where marked
- Never a pedestrian refuge
Three-lane center
- Passing where clearly visible
- Or left-turn preparation
- Separate statute applies
Turn lane never passes
Lines and Passing
- Yellow lines
- Divide opposite directions
- White lines
- Divide same direction
- Solid on your side
- No passing
- Broken on your side
- Passing allowed
- Both lines broken
- Either direction may pass
- Oncoming gap
- Never closer than 100 feet
- Pass right, case 1
- Vehicle ahead turning left
- Pass right, case 2
- Two lanes each direction
- Pass right, case 3
- One-way highway
- Shoulder lane
- Not a passing lane
- Roadway edge
- Ends at solid white line
- Never pass left
- Crest, curve, three-lane road
- Being passed
- Do not increase speed
- Return after passing
- See vehicle in mirror
- Lane discipline
- Never change lanes in intersection
- Trucks 10,000 pounds+
- Stay out of leftmost lane
Parking 15, 25, 30
15 hydrant, 25 intersection, 30 stop sign
15 fire station driveway30 signal approach30 opposite safety zone18 inches from curb
6 Inches vs 18 Inches
6 inches
- Parallel parking target
- Handbook technique figure
- Leaves you margin
18 inches
- Legal outer limit
- 16 GCA 3403(a)
- Beyond it is violation
Aim versus legal limit
Speed and Distance
- Island maximum
- 45 mph, every road
- Metric equivalent
- 80 km/h
- Basic speed rule
- Reasonable and proper always
- Driving too slowly
- Also unlawful, obstructs traffic
- Assured clear distance
- Stop within visible distance
- Limited speed areas
- Chief of Police posts them
- Passing a loading bus
- Reduce to 10 mph
- Motor-assisted bicycle
- Never above posted or 30
- EPAMD roads
- Only 25 mph or less
- Following distance
- 1 car length per 10 mph
- At 45 mph
- 5 car lengths, rounded up
- Stopping at 50 mph
- 200 feet dry minimum
- Wet multiplier
- 3 to 12 times farther
- 45 mph per second
- 66 feet
- Brake standard
- 20 mph within 30 feet
- Speed exemptions
- Chase, fire response, ambulance emergency
Forty-Five Is The Ceiling
45 mph everywhere, no road posts higher
80 km/h equivalentBus loading equals 10 mphSigns may only lower
Parking Distances
- Fire hydrant
- 15 feet
- Fire station driveway
- 15 feet
- Intersection, no curb lines
- 15 feet from property lines
- Excavation clearance
- 20 feet must remain
- Intersection or curb lines
- 25 feet
- Approach to stop sign
- 30 feet
- Approach to traffic signal
- 30 feet
- Safety zone ends
- 30 feet opposite
- Crosswalk setback
- None set by Guam
- Railroad crossing rule
- None, Guam has no railroads
- Curb distance
- Right wheels within 18 inches
- Parallel parking target
- 6 inches from curb
- Bumper spacing
- At least 2 feet
- Highway shoulder stop
- Leave 15 feet clear
- Or be visible
- 300 feet each direction
Parking Bans
- On a crosswalk
- Prohibited outright
- In an intersection
- Prohibited
- On a sidewalk
- Prohibited
- Private driveway
- Banned, except the owner
- Double parking
- Roadway side of parked vehicle
- Guam beaches
- No driving or parking
- Beach fine
- Up to $100
- Beach exception
- Launching boat, retrieving nets
- Religious service parking
- Protected curbside during service
- Accessible space, no placard
- $300 to $500 fine
- Access aisle
- Blocking it counts too
- Placard fraud
- Misdemeanor, placard confiscated
- Owner presumption
- Registered owner presumed parker
- Unattended, step 1-2
- Engine off, ignition locked
- Unattended, step 3-4
- Key removed, brake set
- Unattended, step 5
- On grades, wheels toward curb
Beams 500 Then 300
500 oncoming, 300 following, low in fog
Bigger number, bigger riskParking lights never legalLights when 500 unclear
School Bus vs Passenger Bus
School bus
- Stop from both directions
- No divided-highway exception
- Wait until passengers safe
Passenger bus
- Never pass boarding side
- 10 mph where permitted
- Safety zone exception exists
Full stop versus 10 mph
Vehicle Emergency Response
- Tire blows out→Grip wheel, slow gradually(No hard braking)
- Car starts to skid→Lift off accelerator(Steer into skid)
- Accelerator jams down→Neutral or ignition off
- Right wheels drop off→Steer straight, slow first(Then return)
- Collision unavoidable→Steer from rigid objects(Ignition off)
- Wrong-way car approaching→Horn, pull right hard(Ditch acceptable)
- Siren or blue lights→Pull right, then stop(Clear of intersections)
- You are inside the intersection→Continue through first(Then pull right)
Buses and Pedestrians
- Stopped school bus
- Stop from either direction
- Divided highway exception
- None on Guam
- School bus sign
- Front and rear, 8 inches
- When you may move
- All passengers reach safety
- School bus fine
- $10 to $50
- Injury while passing
- Charged as reckless driving
- Stopped passenger carrier
- Never pass boarding side
- Safety zone exception
- Pass at 10 mph maximum
- Center lane
- Not a safety zone
- Marked crosswalk
- Driver yields
- Unmarked crosswalk
- Driver yields at intersections
- Car stopped at crosswalk
- Never overtake it
- White cane or guide dog
- Take all necessary precautions
- Mid-block pedestrian
- Yields, but you owe care
- Jaywalking definition
- Between signal-controlled adjacent intersections
- Fire hose
- Never drive over unprotected hose
High vs Low Beams
High beams
- Open unlit road
- No nearby traffic
- Maximum reach ahead
Low beams
- Within 500 feet oncoming
- Within 300 feet following
- Fog and lighted streets
Reach versus glare
Bikes, Mopeds, Motorcycles
- Moped minimum age
- 15
- 149 cc or smaller
- Class A license or higher
- 150 cc and above
- Motorcycle endorsement, Class F
- Road test machines
- 150 cc or smaller banned
- Helmet, age rule
- Riders and passengers under 18
- Helmet, experience rule
- Licensed under 3 years
- Motorcycle helmet fine
- $50 to $500
- Bicycle helmet law
- Every rider, any age
- Bicycle helmet source
- Bicycle Safety Act 2012
- Motorcycle passenger age
- None under 12
- Passengers per motorcycle
- One, with footrests and handgrips
- Bicycle status
- A vehicle on the highway
- Bicycle position
- Single file, with traffic
- Bicycles on sidewalks
- Not permitted
- Bicycle speed cap
- Never above posted or 30
- Passing a bicycle
- Pass left, safe distance
- Guam buffer distance
- None set, not 3 feet
- Drain grates
- Bars parallel, trap tires
Guam Road Conditions
- Road aggregate
- Oil-rich coral, polishes smooth
- Algae growth
- Thrives on polished coral
- Most dangerous moment
- First minutes of rain
- Heavy rain
- Turn headlights on
- Large puddles
- Slow before entering water
- Puddle risk
- Soaked wiring, brake failure
- Skid step 1
- Never slam the brakes
- Skid step 2
- Lift off the accelerator
- Skid step 3
- Steer into the skid
- Skid step 4
- Brake gently once straight
- Defensive driver
- Alert for others' mistakes
- Handbook slogan 1
- Expect the Unexpected
- Handbook slogan 2
- Our Brother's Keeper
- Priority rule
- Give up right-of-way, avoid crash
- Tailgater response
- Increase your own gap
- Ball in the street
- Expect a child behind
Night and Headlights
- Lights required
- Sunset to sunrise
- Also required when
- Cannot see 500 feet
- Parking lights
- For parking only, never driving
- Dim for oncoming
- Within 500 feet
- Dim when following
- Within 300 feet
- Lighted streets
- Use lower beams
- Fog
- Low beams, reduce speed
- Why not high beams
- Light reflects back, blinds you
- Facing glare
- Watch right edge, slow
- Windshield
- Keep clean, dirt scatters glare
- Tinted lenses after dark
- Hide sign and signal colors
0.08 vs 0.02 BAC
0.08 percent
- Full adult license
- Age 21 and over
- Criminal DUI threshold
0.02 percent
- Permit and intermediate holders
- Zero-tolerance license condition
- Stage advancement lost
Adult versus graduated
Which BAC Applies
- 21 or older, full license→0.08 percent(9 GCA 92102(b))
- Under 21→0.04 percent(9 GCA 92102(c))
- Learner's permit holder→0.02 maximum(Zero tolerance)
- Intermediate licensee→0.02 maximum(Stage 2 condition)
- Any drug impairment→Unlawful at any level(Solvents included)
- You refuse testing→6-month suspension minimum(Administrative)
BAC and DUI Numbers
- Adult limit
- 0.08 percent or more
- Under 21 limit
- 0.04 percent or more
- Permit or intermediate
- Never exceed 0.02
- Governing law
- 9 GCA Chapter 92
- Stale citation
- 16 GCA Chapter 18 vacant
- Covered conduct
- Drive, operate, physical control
- 1st offense custody
- 48 hours to 1 year
- 1st offense fine
- $1,000 to $5,000
- 1st offense license
- 6-month suspension
- 2nd within 5 years
- 1-year suspension, no permit
- 3rd within 5 years
- Felony, 2-year revocation minimum
- 4th within 7 years
- Felony, 3-year revocation minimum
- Implied consent
- Driving equals consent to testing
- Refusal, no priors
- 6-month suspension
- Refusal, one prior
- 2-year revocation
- Refusal, two priors
- 3-year revocation
- Occupational permit
- First offenders only
- Interlock lockout
- Will not start above 0.05
- Open container
- Trunk or rear compartment only
- Glove compartment
- Does not count as secured
- Marijuana in vehicle
- Consuming is petty misdemeanor
$50 Statute vs $250 Handbook
$50 statute
- 16 GCA 3502
- Current governing law
- Written report to GPD
$250 handbook
- 2011 handbook figure
- Likely tested answer
- Contact police immediately
Law versus test source
Phone and Distraction
- What is banned
- Holding or using a phone
- Not just texting
- Voice calls count too
- Driving includes
- Stopped in traffic, engine running
- Legal only when
- Pulled safely off the highway
- First fine
- Not less than $100
- Repeat fine
- Not less than $500
- Crash-related fine
- Not less than $1,000
- Hands-free exemption
- One earpiece maximum
- Who loses exemptions
- Permit and intermediate holders
- Emergency calls
- Always exempt
- Video screens
- None forward of driver's seat
- Windshield stickers
- 7-inch square, far lower corner
- Hanging objects
- Nothing obstructing the windshield
- Horn use
- Only when reasonably necessary
- Eluding an officer
- Misdemeanor, 1-year suspension possible
- Large vehicle enhancement
- $100, $200, then $500
Belts and Child Restraints
- Under 4 years old
- Child restraint system required
- Booster height trigger
- Under 4 feet 9 inches
- Booster age trigger
- Between 4 and 11
- Both must apply
- Height and age together
- Everyone else
- Federal-standard seat belt required
- Motorcycles
- Excluded from belt rules
- Pickup bed, condition 1
- 14-inch sides all around
- Pickup bed, condition 2
- Every cab seat occupied
- Pickup bed, condition 3
- Bed passengers 12 or older
- Pickup bed, condition 4
- Seated on the bed floor
- Pickup bed, condition 5
- Not leaning on tailgate
- Pickup bed, condition 6
- No more than 5 passengers
- All six or none
- Conditions are cumulative
- Belt fine, first
- Up to $100 per violation
- Belt fine, repeat
- Up to $200 within 1 year
- Speeding with bed riders
- $100 per bed passenger extra
- Belt effectiveness
- Fatalities cut 30-50 percent
- Riding on the hood
- Always unlawful
- Liberation Day parade
- Exempt under 10 mph
- Pre-1967 vehicles
- Exempt from restraint rules
- HSD notation
- Deaf or speech-impaired drivers
Insurance and Inspection
- Property damage minimum
- $20,000 per accident
- Bodily injury, per person
- $25,000
- Bodily injury, per accident
- $50,000
- Uninsured driving fine
- Mandatory $500
- Proof of insurance
- Produce at any traffic stop
- Coverage duty
- Continuous through registration period
- After cancellation
- 30 days to replace
- Plates issued
- Two per registered vehicle
- Motorcycles and trailers
- One plate plus validation tag
- Plate height
- At least 12 inches up
- Registration renewal
- Annually, month on sticker
- Sticker location
- Top left corner of plate
- Inspection triggers
- Original, annual, after collision
- Inspection fee
- $15, includes $3 OVIS
- New-vehicle waiver
- First registration plus two renewals
- Waiver cost
- One-time $30 processing fee
- Failed inspection
- Re-submit within 5 days
- Window tint
- Non-compliant fails inspection
Crash Duties
- Duty to stop
- Any injury or property damage
- Give at the scene
- Name, address, registration number
- Also show
- Your operator's license
- Render assistance
- Transport if apparently necessary
- Unattended vehicle hit
- Leave conspicuous written notice
- Then notify
- GPD within 24 hours
- Notice applies
- Regardless of damage amount
- Leaving injury scene
- Felony
- Leaving damage-only scene
- Petty misdemeanor
- Report threshold, statute
- $50 or more
- Report threshold, handbook
- More than $250
- Police report deadline
- Within 24 hours
- Rev & Tax report
- 10 working days after police
Common Traps
Mainland speed limits
Guam caps at 45 ≠ No 55 or 65
School bus direction
Both directions must stop ≠ No divided-highway exception
Crosswalk parking setback
Parking on crosswalk banned ≠ No setback distance exists
Railroad crossing rule
Mainland sets 50 feet ≠ Guam has no railroads
Following distance rule
Guam counts car lengths ≠ Not the three-second rule
Yellow light meaning
Yellow commands a stop ≠ Not permission to accelerate
Turning on red
Right on red allowed ≠ Left on red never
Parking lights at dusk
Parking lights for parking ≠ Headlights whenever light needed
Texting-only assumption
Holding a phone counts ≠ Voice calls also banned
Phone fine direction
Handbook said maximum $100 ≠ Statute says minimum $100
Bicycle passing buffer
Mainland uses three feet ≠ Guam sets no distance
Wet stopping distance
Not merely doubled ≠ Three to twelve times
Question count status
40 questions widely reported ≠ DRT publishes no count
Foreign license conversion
Mainland converts on paper ≠ Foreign requires both tests
Last Minute
- 1.45 mph is the island cap
- 2.1 car length per 10 mph
- 3.Signal 100 feet before turning
- 4.U-turn: 300 sight, 100 setback
- 5.Hydrant 15, intersection 25, signal 30
- 6.Right wheels within 18 inches
- 7.School bus: stop both directions
- 8.Dim 500 oncoming, 300 following
- 9.Parking lights never legal while driving
- 10.BAC: 0.08 adult, 0.02 permit
- 11.Under 21 limit is 0.04
- 12.GDL ages: 15.5 permit, 16, 17
- 13.50 supervised hours, 10 after dark
- 14.Driver ed: 32 classroom, 8 in-car
- 15.Insurance: $25k person, $50k accident
- 16.Property damage minimum $20,000
- 17.Written test $15, cash only
- 18.Arrive 1 hour early, photo ID
- 19.Pass mark 32/40 is unofficial
- 20.Yellow means stop when safe
- 21.Wet roads: 3-12 times farther
- 22.Skid: lift off, steer into it
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