DriversED

If you are under eighteen with your license and you have had it for less than a year you can have ____ non-family member under 21.

1

If you have help you license for one year+ you can have up to ___ non-family members under 21.

3

Under 18 curfew is?

Midnight to 4am

How far away from fire hydrants/fire truck/equipment should you park.

500 ft.

How old do you need to be to obtain a Virginia Driver's License?

16 and 3 months.

Organ donors will have a ___ on their permit/license.

heart

A solid line indicates ___

no passing

Your driver's license may be suspended if you are absent from school for 10 consecutive days and those absences are unexcused.

True

You must score ___ on the signs test.

100%

To accompany a driver with a learners permit you must have a license and be ___ years old or ___ if immediate family.

21 years old or 18 if immediate family.

Revocation is...

when the privilege to drive has been terminated.

Upon failing the DMV Learner's Permit Test

applicants must wait ___ days to retake the test?

A pentagon indicates ___

School zone/playground area.

A driver should have at least ___ inches between chest and steering wheel.

10 inches

Gauges found on the instrument panel include...

Odometer (miles driven)

What mirror setting should be used when driving?

BGE (blind-spot and glare eliminator)

In what clock positions should hands be placed when preparing to drive/driving?

8 and 4 o'clock

Bicycles are to be given ___ ft. when passing

but ___ ft. is recommended.

Which mirror provides widest field of view?

Rear view mirror.

Where should drivers rest their left foot?

On the dead pedal. 😈

Peripheral vision...

is more sensitive to light and motion

Some ways to increase driving risk are ___

___

You should keep at least a ___ second following distance at up to 70mph.

4 seconds.

Visual lead is...

the distance visible ahead of your vehicle.

___ refers to the amount of motion an object has.

Momentum

Traction does what?

grips tires to road.

The ABS (Anti-lock braking system) allows (minimum/maximum) stopping force without locking up the brakes.

Maximum

What does the mitochondria do?

💥 produces energy 💥

Describe the main purpose of lane position 1

2

The ___ is the area behind the vehicle that the driver cannot see from the driver's seat.

footprint

Trail braking is used for...

making sharp turns.

___ is the law of motion.

Inertia

When does hydroplaning occur? 🌊

🌊 When a film of water builds up between the road surface and the vehicle's tires 🌊

A speed limit is the maximum legal speed a driver can travel on a road under any conditions. (True/Flase)

False

The ___ a vehicle's center of gravity

the more unstable the vehicle becomes.

When two vehicles arrive at an intersection at the same time the vehicle on the ___ yields to the vehicle on the ___.

vehicle on the left yields to the vehicle on the right.

What is the first step before changing lanes?

Checking traffic.

A white line found at most intersections is known as ___.

the stop line.

~50% of pedestrian-motorist crashes occur at ___.

Intersections

Describe the slow-moving vehicle sign.

A reflective orange/red triangle with dark red borders.

A transit bus is...

a type of public transport bus service that is used for shorter distances.

Pilot cars do what?

help warn motorists of oversize vehicle loads.

You should never pass a funeral procession. (true/false)

True

In a work zone the ___ area is a safety barrier between you and the work zone.

Buffer Area

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7YXXieghto

♡ You should copy and paste that into your browser ♡

Bicyclists must follow the same right-of-way laws as motorists. (True/False)

True

When a vehicle ___ weight moves to the rear.

Accelerates

Oversteering is known as plowing

and understeering is know as fishtailing. (true/false)

Butterflies are superb and awesome. (True/False)

True :>

___ is the safest maneuver for avoiding collision if there is enough room.

braking

The body rids itself of most of the alcohol consumed through the ___.

Liver

front wheel vs. rear wheel drive vehicles (do/do not) affect inertia.

do not :0

A wider white line found at most intersections (perpendicular to the road) is know as ___.

Stopline

When there is a glare Virginia law (does/doesn't) require the use of headlights.

Doesn't 💅

BAC is...

blood alcohol concentration

It shall take ___ long hours for a human with a BAC (blood alcohol concentration) of exactly 0.08 to return to normal.

12 hrs.

If thy settles upon a vehicle of their choosing to travel a distance of very far thy should rest themselves ever ___ hours!

Two hours!

If thy is at fault in a collision in which thy's vehicle has been mistreated thee insurance going by the name of ___ shall pay for the treatment needed for THYS car.

Collision insurance

When you find yourself stuck within a strong wind be prepared to ___.

Counter-steer

A lack of ___ reduces field of vision

visual acuity

Describe thee lights shown here 🚦

Good Job!

Describe this shape 🍀

Great! (its a clover(leaf))

___ (previously known as multitasking) compromises your cognitive

manual and/or visual abilities.

Broken white lines... *vrOom*

Broken white lines separate lanes of traffic going in the same direction. You may change lanes with caution.

If your car didn't study and failed its inspection it has ___ days to retest.

15 days

When oncoming headlights are staring 👀 right at you

you should...

What is the Rechargeable battery responsible for feeding?

the starter

You may cross double solid yellow lines on the road if you are making a left turn or passing pedestrians

bicyclists

Ignition Interlocks do what?

Are installed in cars and measure alcohol on the driver's breath.

A tire with a tread wear rating of 150 is expected to last ___ percentage longer than one graded 100%? (math)

150-100 = 50%

___ aggression while driving is cutting off

blocking

A shared lane marking

or sharrow

Over-the-counter drugs

like cold medicine