•  Observe Right-of-Way.  Allow  pedestrians to cross, pull over and  stop for emergency vehicles, and  don’t enter an intersection where  you will interfere with other traffic.  • 20/70 vision in either eye, or both  eyes together may pass afer referral  to an eye specialist, providing the  vision in the worst eye is better than  20/200.  • If one eye is blind or 20/200 or  worse, the other eye must be 20/40  or better with or without corrective  lenses.  • The minimum acceptable field of  vision for an applicant or licensed  driver is 130 degrees.  •  Straight-In Parking.  When properly  parked, the vehicle should be  centered inside the space with no  part of the vehicle extending out in  the traffic lane.  •  Parking on a Grade.  Proper parking  for uphill and downhill, with and  without a curb.  •  Stop Quickly.  Make a quick, safe  stop when the examiner/agent  instructs you.  •  Backing.  Back for a distance of 50  feet at a slow speed while looking  to the rear. Do not use the rear-view  mirror or rear-view camera monitor.  •  Obey Stop Signs.  Approach in the  proper lane, come to a complete  stop before reaching the stop line  or crosswalk, and remain stopped  until you can move safely.  •  Obey Traffic Signals.  Get into  the proper lane and approach the  light at a speed that will allow you  to stop if the light should change.  When the light turns green, do not  move forward until the other traffic  has cleared the intersection.  •  Signal and Turn.  Get into the  proper lane and signal your turn for  the last 100 feet. You may use either  hand signals or mechanical signals.  •  Passing.  Always look ahead and  behind to make sure you can pass  safely.  •  Stay in Proper Lane.  Drive in the  right lane except on a one-way  street. Do not change lanes until  you may do so safely.  •  Follow at a Safe Distance.  Do not  follow too closely behind other cars.  Keep a minimum following distance  of three to four seconds.  •  Use Proper Posture.  Keep both  hands on the steering wheel and do  not rest your elbow in the window.  •  Three Point Turn . Turn car around  in a 20–40 foot space.  •  Approach of Crossing . Get in  the proper lane and look in each  direction.  1. Florida traffic laws,  2. Safe driving practices, and  3. Identifying traffic controls.  88  ©2020 Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles  No other passengers are permitted  during the exam (unless a language  interpreter is necessary). You will  perform the following maneuvers on the  driving exam:  You will be expected to know:  The Class E Knowledge Exam consists of  50 multiple-choice questions about: Class E Knowledge Exam Driving Skills Test Seat Belt Laws  Traffic Controls  Vehicle Control  Lane Controls  Speed Limits  Turns  Yielding the Right- of-way  Vehicle  Restrictions  Parking  Restrictions  Maintaining  Attention  Headlight Use  Signaling  Licensing  Insurance  and More! It’s all in this Handbook! 