Your renewal exam. Know the answers.

What the renewal exam is, how many questions it has, and how to use this reviewer.

Recognize the main sign groups, read restrictions, and use guide signs to understand the road ahead.

Read center lines, follow intersection markings, and recognize special lanes and road studs.

Understand the actions required by traffic lights, stop lines, pedestrian signals and speed signs.

Check visibility and clearance, give way when being overtaken, and change lanes only when safe.

Yield appropriately, keep intersections clear, avoid obstruction, and know the driver information required after a crash.

Avoid obstructive parking, recognize vehicle light colors, and understand basic load marking and equipment care.

Practice courtesy and self-control, recognize driving stress, and avoid confrontation with aggressive drivers.

Use SIPDE, keep suitable following distance, signal your intentions, and check your fitness before driving.

Know what to do in an emergency, carry an emergency kit, and keep the vehicle roadworthy.

Know the driver's responsibilities, maintain fitness to drive, and handle an apprehension through the proper channels.

Understand how alcohol and drugs impair driving, and tell field sobriety tests, the breath analyzer, drug screening and confirmation apart.

Recognize seat belt and child restraint purposes, avoid sharing belts, and keep children accompanied.

Keep your attention on driving, know what a speed limiter is for, keep emissions in check, and avoid overloading.

Know the conduct that JAO 2014-01 lists as a violation: on the road, when parked, and in your documents and equipment.

Use protective helmets, recognize child-passenger safety conditions, secure cargo boxes, and operate tricycles safely.

Distinguish license class, vehicle code, transmission authority and driving conditions before choosing a vehicle to drive.

Recognize the course names, tell the licensing transactions apart, and understand traffic records and demerit points.

Distinguish enforcement roles and ticket names, identify agency responsibilities, and recognize respectful treatment in public transport.

Recognize registration documents, keep plates legible, and give cyclists enough space while checking blind spots.

Use designated stops, assist passengers respectfully, recognize accessibility, and load cargo securely without overloading.