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Driver's Education- AllStar
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1
The preferred visual lead time is ___.
15-20 seconds
5 seconds
10-15 seconds
20-30 seconds
2
When you turn the steering wheel too much, it is called hand over hand steering.
False
True
3
Its always a good idea to leave valuables in a car in plain sight.
True
False
4
The recommended hand placement on a steering wheel can include;
Between 8 & 4
Between 10 & 2
Whatever is comfortable
The very bottom of the wheel
5
The type of breaking used in split second situations:
Threshold
Controlled
Coasting
6
You see things directly in front of you with your _____.
Tunnel Vision
Fringe/ Focal Vision
Central vision
Peripheral Vision
7
Which is not a type of vehicle that makes multiple sudden stops?
Construction
Emergency
School bus
Garbage or Mail Carrier
8
When do you not have to stop for a school bus with red lights flashing?
When you are late to work.
You always have to stop.
When you are on a 4 lane highway and travelling the opposite direction.
There are no students on board.
9
You can make a left turn on red on one way streets where traffic flows to the left.
False
True
10
The absolute speed limit is the posted speed limit.
False
True
11
Pedestrians always have the right of way.
False
True
12
The Number 1 reason for car accidents-
Distracted drivers
DUI
Loud music
Mechanical Auto Issues
13
When a vehicle moves without applying pressure to the accelerator-
Ideling
Coasting
Centering
Cruise Control
14
Usually a T shaped intersection with no observable regulations.
Uncontrolled intersection
A free for all
Controlled intersection
Partially controlled instersection
15
You always want to do an aggressive, organized, focused search for all hazards.
False
True
16
Driving near rental trucks can be dangerous.
True
False
17
How many seconds is usually a good stopping distance in ideal situations?
4
6
1
3
18
You are permitted to Pass in a No Passing Zone if your action is started before the zone begins.
True
False
19
Your stopping distance is measured from the time you press on the break pedal until the car comes to a complete stop.
False
True
20
A disadvantage of travelling behind a bus
Frequent stops to load/ unload
Reduced visibility
The smell of diesel
They drive slow.
21
What will a visual search in an urban area not allow you to see?
Drones
Traffic Jams
Traffic Signals and Gridlock
Pedestrians, Bicyclists, or Parked Vehicles
22
Residential areas usually have what speed limit?
70
15
55
25
23
What kind of lane has the diamond symbol?
VIPs
Business Loop
Exit ramp
Carpool
24
Traffic Activated Intersections are traffic lights that stay the same until a vehicle approaches the intersection.
True
False
25
Three point (Y) turns are best used on busy or wide roads.
False
True
26
Type of vehicle to be aware of on a rural road;
All Terrain Vehicles
Animals
Horses and Carriages
Farm Vehicles
27
In a Roundabout you yield to oncoming traffic.
False
True
28
Which is not true about Roundabouts?
In multilane roundabouts you choose your lane before entering.
You signal before you exit.
Over sized vehicles aren't permitted to straddle both lanes.
You never pass in a Roundabout
29
How many blind spots does a car have?
1
4
2
None
30
Before making a lane change, always check your blind spots and rearview mirror.
True
False
31
The SEE Process
Allows you to plan a safe course of action on the road.
You think in terms of best and worst case scenarios.
You adjust your speed and direction as necessary.
All the above
32
What shouldn't you do if your vehicle stalls on R&R tracks?
Run in the same direction the train is travelling
Call 911
Get all passengers out of the vehicle
Attempt to fix the vehicle
33
Which is not a type of parking
Diagonal
Parallel
Perpendicular
Vertical
34
Even numbered highways run east/west.
True
False
35
Which signs are regulatory?
Red, Black, and White
Orange/ Neon Pink
Yellow
Blue, Brown, or Green
