DMV Test Firefighter Endorsement Practice Exam

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When driving through roadway work zones, what should you watch for?

Potholes
Sharp pavement drop-offs
Flaggers only
Loud machinery

The correct answer is: Sharp pavement drop-offs

When navigating through roadway work zones, it is crucial to be aware of sharp pavement drop-offs. These can create hazardous driving conditions as they can lead to loss of vehicle control or accidents, especially if a driver is not expecting such an abrupt change in surface height. These drop-offs often occur when road maintenance or construction alters the existing pavement level, and they may not always be clearly marked. Being vigilant about these hazards can help ensure the safety of both the driver and construction workers on-site. In contrast, while potholes and loud machinery may present some level of danger, they are not as critical to watch for in the context of work zone conditions as sharp drop-offs which can lead to immediate and severe risks. Flaggers are essential for directing traffic safely, but they are not the only hazard to be aware of, making the focus solely on them insufficient for ensuring safe navigation through work zones.