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9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00458	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Yield to Train – This sign is white, X-shaped or “crossbuck” with “Railroad Crossing” on it. The number of tracks is listed under this. There is a Yield sign posted below this.	34	32	176
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00036	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 3: The Basics	4	4	21
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00839	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 6: Section 2: C. Probationary License – Third link https://www.roadreadyapp.com	60	11	84
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00853	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 53: Section 11: C. Occupational License – Second Link https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/license-drvs/susp-or-rvkd/proof-of-insurance.aspx	61	11	143
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00046	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 8: Handling Emergencies	4	4	31
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00825	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Section 13: Website Page Links	60	5	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00446	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	29 CONTENTS COVER	33	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00403	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Below are some examples of signs you might see on the road:	30	12	59
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00751	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	C. Drowsy Driving	54	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00723	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Switch the car to neutral	52	6	27
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00351	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	You can use hand signals if your car does not have turn signals or it is hard for others to see your turn signals. If you would like to turn left, point your hand out the driver side window, straight. If you would like to turn right, bend your elbow and point your hand up. If you are stopping or slowing down point your hand to the ground.	25	68	340
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00428	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Service signs are square or rectangular. They are blue with white letters or symbols. They show you how to get to different services nearby. Some services might include camping or a hospital. Some disabled access signs are white with green letters with a blue background.	32	45	271
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00489	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	If you are turning left, a steady green light means you may turn, but only when it is safe to do so. Oncoming traffic has the right-of-way.	37	27	139
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00432	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	F. Mile Marker	32	3	15
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00593	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	▪At the side of the road	45	6	24
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00715	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Pull the car to the side of the road when it is safe	52	14	54
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00347	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	2. You are in an unfamiliar place or construction area	25	10	54
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00277	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	14 CONTENTS COVER	18	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00689	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Do not block traffic or stop in the middle of the road	51	13	56
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00157	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Any number of immediate family members can ride along	10	10	55
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00029	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Share with your friends & family. The more people that know about this issue, the better we will be able to fight it. Share what you learn with others!	3	29	151
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00464	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Examples: A vehicle is stuck on the railroad tracks or the railroad warning light isn’t working.	35	16	96
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00637	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	B. Severe Weather	48	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00834	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 3: Section 2: A. Sponsorship https://wisconsindot.gov/documents/formdocs/mv3001.pdf	60	7	88
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00316	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	2. Turn your wheel all the way to the side and slowly move backward. If you are parking on the left	23	21	99
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00512	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	35 CONTENTS COVER	39	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00427	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 4: Signs	32	3	16
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00806	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Social Security number (You can fulfill your proof of identity requirement by presenting the Social	58	16	101
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00237	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Check to make sure there are no other vehicles or pedestrians in the intersection. Look across the intersection to see if there is a clear path to where you would like to go. If you cannot see, move forward with caution. It is important to have control of your vehicle and be able to brake if needed, this is most important when there are no control signals or signs.	15	69	367
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00739	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	volume so that you can hear emergency vehicles.	53	8	47
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00595	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Some freeway entrance ramps have traffic signals. This helps evenly space the number of vehicles merging on to the freeway. This reduces the congestion on the freeway and at the entrance ramp. The ramp is metered when the sign “Ramp Metered When Flashing” is on.	45	45	262
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00710	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Hold the steering wheel to keep your vehicle going straight	52	11	61
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00394	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Yield – A downward pointing red and white triangle with red letters. This sign means that you must yield right-of-way to other vehicles.	29	23	136
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00863	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 55: Section 12: G. Driver Education Grant Program https://wisconsindot.gov/Pages/dmv/teen-driver/teen-sfty/degrant.aspx	61	10	124
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00102	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	with your photograph.	7	3	21
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00147	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	The first license you will receive after passing your skills/driving test at the DMV is a probationary license. You must be at least 16 years old. Remember that phones are not allowed while driving unless you need to report an emergency.	10	41	237
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00072	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• 70-degree field of vision from the center of each eye.	5	11	56
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00479	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Steady Red Arrow – You must come to a full stop and wait for the light to turn green.	36	19	85
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00078	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	This will test your knowledge of the traffic laws.	5	9	50
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00861	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 55: Section 12: D. Seat Belts (Safety Belts) https://www.safekidswi.org/events/Car-Seat-by-Appointment	61	10	107
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00532	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	BUSES AND 4 RIDER	41	4	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00137	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• A qualified instructor age 19 or older, or	9	9	44
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00282	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	15 CONTENTS COVER	19	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00300	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 3: The Basics	22	4	21
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00001	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Are you 15-17?	1	3	14
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00239	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Some drivers do not obey or notice traffic signals or signs. Be alert by searching left, right and left again before going through the intersection even if you have the right-of-way.	15	31	182
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00473	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Traffic signals are lights that tell you when and where to stop or go. They are usually at intersections. The lights are red (top), yellow (middle) and green (bottom). A lot of intersections in the country have a single yellow or red light.	36	43	240
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00815	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	You must have valid liability car insurance to drive in Wisconsin. You must present proof of insurance if a police officer requests it. The insurance must be issued by an approved business in Wisconsin. If you are from a different state, you can provide proof from the insurance company from your state.	59	52	303
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00093	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Maneuvers such as a Y-turn, roadside stop/start and parking	6	10	61
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00335	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• You must use your low beams/headlights when:	25	8	46
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00362	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Lane Ends – This sign can show a right or left lane ending. Move to the other lane when it is safe to do so.	26	25	108
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00400	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 4: Signs	30	3	16
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00754	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Pull over and rest if you are:	54	7	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00858	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Page 54: Section 12: C. ID Card for Voting – Petition Process – First Link https://wisconsindot.gov/Documents/formdocs/mv3004.pdf	61	16	129
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00165	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Alone only IF driving between home, school and/or work.	11	10	57
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00654	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• As soon as your car begins to straighten, turn the wheel back the other way	49	16	77
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00730	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Driving drunk or driving while on drugs is very dangerous. You have a higher chance of getting into a crash if you are drunk or on drugs. The legal alcohol concentration allowed for drivers under the age of 21 is 0.00%. This means that you cannot have any alcohol in your system while driving a vehicle.	53	56	303
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00127	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	HUMAN TRAFFICKING HAPPENS HERE.	8	4	31
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00798	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Many health problems can affect your driving. You should report health conditions that could affect your driving to the DMV. You can complete this on the Wisconsin Driver License (DL) Application MV3001. Visit WisconsinDMV.gov/medical for more information on what medical conditions to report.	58	43	293
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00327	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	A horn is used to help prevent a crash. It is a way of signaling to another driver that you are there. A light tap on the horn should be enough to signal to another driver to get their attention on the road. You can push hard on your horn to warn someone if you are going to hit them or they are going to hit you.	24	67	313
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00671	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	A. Avoiding Crashes	50	3	19
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00307	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	You are responsible for making sure your vehicle is not a hazard when it is parked. Be sure to park far enough from any travel lane to avoid interfering with traffic. This is normally on the far-right side of the road.	22	41	218
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00783	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Your driving record starts with zero points. If you are convicted of violating a traffic law, you could receive demerit points. If you hold a probationary license, ID card or no type of license, you will have your points doubled. These points are doubled on the second conviction and any thereafter.	57	51	299
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00463	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Report Problem or Emergency – This sign is blue with white lettering. This sign is at every highway-railroad crossing. It shows a phone number to report unsafe conditions.	35	28	171
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00305	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Turn your body and look behind you and out of your windows. Look over your right shoulder through the rear window. When possible, use a person outside of your car to help you back up. When you are done backing up scan left and right before moving back into traffic.	22	50	265
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00418	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	This example shows the exit sign with the arrow pointing to the right. The exit lane would be located on the right.	31	22	115
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00796	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	You can report an invisible disability to the DMV. The disclosure that you make will be available to law enforcement officers and employees of the Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT). Please complete the Invisible Disability Disclosure MV2167 if you would like to disclose this information. You can email, mail or fax the information to the address that is on the form.	58	61	381
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00435	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	See the example below of one of these mile markers:	32	10	51
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00186	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• No. You will need to present all acceptable documents to Wisconsin.	12	12	69
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00844	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Section 13: Website Page Links	61	5	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00786	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	A habitual offender is someone who is convicted of four or more major traffic violations or 12 or more minor violations within five years. Visit our website for a list of points, major and minor violations. You will not be able to drive for five years if you are a habitual traffic offender. Your driving privilege will be revoked. You could be eligible for an occupational license after a two-year waiting period.	57	72	414
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00546	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Merge Sign – This is the end of the flex lane. Merge to the general-purpose lanes (normal lanes).	42	18	98
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00757	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Hitting the rumble strip on the side of the road	54	11	50
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00260	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Someone else is following you too closely	17	8	43
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00045	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	A. Reduced Visibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 B. Severe Weather . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 C. Winter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 D. Farm Safety/Rural Driving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45	4	100	300
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00502	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Crosswalk – A crosswalk is for pedestrians to walk safely across the intersection. Pedestrians may be given signals for when they can safely cross. Your front wheels should stop just before the solid white line. Do not stop on the crosswalk.	38	41	242
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00808	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Wisconsin law requires that you and your passengers wear seat belts (safety belts) at any age. They help keep you in a position to control the vehicle. The seat belt will help avoid injury in a crash and help you from being thrown from the vehicle. Always fasten your seat belt before you start driving. Make sure everyone else in your car fastens their seat belts, too. You still need to wear your seat belt even if your vehicle has air bags.	58	82	443
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00807	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	D. Seat Belts (Safety Belts)	58	5	28
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00220	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Adjust to traffic:	14	3	18
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00468	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Some have a horn and lights that will sound. Do not cross until the bell or horn has stopped.	35	19	93
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00013	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Obey the speed limits.	2	5	25
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00057	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Section 13: Website Page Links	4	5	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00414	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Destination – These signs show the city, state and direction you are going to travel.	31	15	85
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00514	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	C. Special Lanes	40	3	16
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00653	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Turn the wheel in the direction you want the vehicle to go	49	13	60
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00226	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Changing speed for conditions:	15	4	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00748	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	parked and not while driving.	54	5	29
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00422	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	MADISON YARDS WAY	31	3	17
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00303	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Do not pass a vehicle unless there is enough room in front of the vehicle you want to pass. Other vehicles do not have to move to let you pass. Once you see both headlights of the vehicle you just passed in your rearview mirror it is safe to return to the driving lane.	22	54	269
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00887	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	A. Never B. If you do not see any other traffic in your lane C. As long as there are safe conditions to do so	63	25	112
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00523	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	• Green “arrow” – Lane is open	40	7	30
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00361	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Sharp Turn – This sign can show a left or right arrow. Be ready to slow down when you are turning on this road.	26	24	111
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00794	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Section 12: Other Important Information	58	5	39
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00713	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	Engine Stops Working:	52	3	21
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00286	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	To turn right off a four-lane roadway, you must turn from the lane nearest the right curb or edge of the roadway.	20	22	113
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00322	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	4. When your vehicle’s bumper is clear of the vehicle in front, turn your wheel sharply in the opposite	24	19	103
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00596	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	You should pull completely up to the white stop line so your tires will trigger the sensors in the pavement. Each lane has its own traffic signal. When your signal turns green you may go and merge with traffic. If you disobey a ramp signal, you can be ticketed.	45	49	261
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00687	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	STOP TRACK	6	If there are no injuries, but you can move your vehicle:	51	11	56
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00205	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	• Cross traffic in an uncontrolled T-intersection	13	7	49
9983bf68bce25ab7_para_00218	9983bf68bce25ab7	Wisconsin Motorists' Handbook	pdf	Motorists’ Handbook	4	Although the speed limit is considered the maximum speed, you may need to go slower depending on visibility and road conditions.	14	21	128

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Wisconsin Chunks V3

Wisconsin Chunks V3 is a high-quality document dataset generated by DocParserEngine.

Dataset Summary

Documents Processed: 1
Total Records: 910
Schema Format: chunks
Extraction Features: Structural detection, image extraction, AI-powered captioning, and OCR.

Supported Tasks

OCR & Text Extraction: High-accuracy text extraction from complex document layouts.
Image Captioning & Categorization: Vision-based descriptions and classification of extracted images.
RAG & Information Retrieval: (When using chunks schema) Ideal for building knowledge bases.