Do you belong on the road? Take our driver's test.

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Traffic crowds both directions on Interstate 405 on the Westside of Los Angeles, in 2010.

The US is home to more than 211 million drivers, over 250 million passenger vehicles, and nearly 4 million miles of road. More than three quarters of people drive to work every day, and the average American spends more than 100 minutes per day driving.

Why, then, does it seem like so few drivers know the rules of the road? Take our driver's test to see if you belong behind the wheel.

1. You are driving on an Interstate Highway and you accidentally pass your exit. You should:

Cut through the center median to reverse direction

Pull over and reverse to your exit

Continue to the next nearest exit

Use a map app on your phone and look for a new route

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