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13 Cards in this Set
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- Back
Under normal driving conditions, a three second following distance is safe for a speed of; A. 45 B.55 C.25 |
45 |
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Detecting potentially threatening objects or conditions in traffic mostly depends on; A. Field of view(field of vision) B. And organized, aggressive search C. Deciding what to do |
An organized, aggressive search |
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To drive straight forward, you should look; A. To the right portion of your lane B. The front C. Far ahead toward the center of your intended path |
Far ahead toward the center of your intended path |
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The single biggest cause of crashes is; A. Break or accelerate quickly B. Drivers running in the things they can’t see C. Not searching far enough ahead |
Drivers running into things they can’t see |
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When being tailgated, it is best to allow a greater space to what area of your vehicle? A. Front B. Side C. Back |
Front |
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Driving on a one-way street pass vehicles parked on your left, position your vehicle; A. To the right portion of your lane b. 45 mph C. 8 feet |
To the right portion of your lane |
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When you identify a potential hazard you must; A. Break or accelerate quickly B. Decide what to do C. Be mature enough to adjust your behavior to minimize risk |
Decide what to do |
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To avoid a collision with a vehicle coming at you at a right angle, you should; A. Break or accelerate Quickly B. Decide what to do C. And organize, aggressive search |
Break or accelerate quickly |
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In any driving situation, you must always be able to; A. Break or exhilarate quickly B. And organize, aggressive search C. Be mature enough to adjust your behavior to minimize risk |
Mature enough to just behavior to minimize risk |
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The area you can see around you is called the ... A. The front B. Field of vision or field of view C. Searching |
Field of view or a field of vision |
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Sudden breaking or swerving in traffic indicates that the driver is; A. To the right portion of your lane B. Far ahead toward the center of your intended C. Not searching far enough ahead |
Not searching far enough ahead |
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When practical, how many feet of space would be best on both sides of your vehicle? A. 20 B. 8 C. 15 |
8 |
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When you are looking far and near and side to side, you are; A. Deciding what to do B. Searching C. Swerving |
Searching |