Try three questions
Three questions from the United States (Ohio) bank, as you'll see them in the app.
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You face a steady red light at an intersection with a painted stop line. Where do you stop?
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Answer: Behind the stop line, and do not go straight ahead until a signal to proceed appears.
Traffic facing a steady red stops at the marked line, or before the crosswalk, or before the intersection if neither exists, and does not go straight ahead until a signal to proceed appears. Ohio Rev. Code § 4511.13(C)(1)(a).
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Where does state law bar turning around in the road to go the other direction?
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Answer: On a curve, or near the crest of a grade, where the vehicle cannot be seen within 500 feet.
Turning around is banned where oncoming drivers could not see you from 500 feet away. Ohio Rev. Code § 4511.37.
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Who must wear a protective helmet on a motorcycle under Ohio law?
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Answer: Anyone under 18 or with a "novice" designation, and any passenger riding with such a rider.
A person under eighteen, or holding a novice-designated endorsement, must wear a DOT-approved helmet on a motorcycle, and so must a passenger on a motorcycle driven by such a person. Ohio Rev. Code § 4511.53.
Where the questions come from
Written from the published rules · Ohio Revised Code chapter 4511 traffic laws (Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles). See every official source