CS driving final pt 1
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What does a broken yellow line indicate?
It separates two-way traffic going in opposite directions and allows passing when no oncoming traffic is present.
What does a solid yellow line on the driver's side mean?
It indicates NO PASSING.
What do two solid yellow lines signify?
They prohibit passing or crossing the solid lines.
What do broken white lines indicate?
You may cross these lines if needed, separating lanes of traffic moving in the same direction.
What do solid white lines signify?
They separate lanes of traffic moving in the same direction and indicate you should not cross unless necessary to avoid danger.
What is the purpose of lane markers?
They identify where the lane begins or ends to avoid drifting.
What is the function of HOV lanes?
High Occupancy Vehicle lanes are designated for vehicles with 2 or more people.
What should you do before starting a vehicle?
Press firmly on the foot brake, move the selector lever to DRIVE, release the parking brake, check mirrors, signal, and then gently press the accelerator.
What is the stopping distance for a car traveling at 60 mph?
Approximately 300 feet to come to a complete stop.
What steps should be taken to secure a vehicle after stopping?
Continue pressing the foot brake, shift to Park, set the parking brake, turn off accessories, turn off the ignition, unfasten the seat belt, and lock all doors.
What does the speedometer measure?
It indicates the current speed of the vehicle.
What does the odometer track?
It measures the total number of miles driven.
What does the fuel gauge indicate?
It shows the amount of gas in the tank.
What does the alternator warning light indicate?
It signals that the battery is drained.
What is the purpose of the Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS)?
It prevents the wheels from locking up during braking.
What should you do when approaching a 4-way stop?
The driver who stopped first should go first; if two vehicles stop at the same time, the driver on the left yields to the driver on the right.
straight has right of way over turns
What does a red traffic light indicate?
You must stop.
What does a flashing red light mean?
You must stop and go when clear.
What should you do when turning right on red?
Stop, look left twice, and check for pedestrians before proceeding.
What is the purpose of hand signals while driving?
To communicate intentions to other drivers when signaling is not possible.
*roll window down fully
left turn: straight out
right turn: up
stop: down
What is the SIPDE process in defensive driving?
Search(6 zones), Identify(problems), Predict, Decide, Execute.
What should you do if you encounter road rage?
Do not interact; be cautious and avoid confrontation.
What is the consequence of not wearing a seat belt?
You may face a fine of $25.
What is the purpose of rumble strips on the roadway?
They alert drivers who may be drifting out of their lane.
What does the term 'implied consent' refer to in driving?
It means that by driving, you agree to submit to chemical testing (breathilizer) if suspected of DUI.
What is the curfew for new drivers under 18?
Permit: cannot drive from 12 am to 5 am.
License: can’t drive from 12:30 am to 5 am
or 60 days suspension and $100 ticket
What is required to obtain a driving permit?
You must pass a written test and meet specific application requirements.
Gravity affects the energy of motion when a vehicle is moving.
PSI stands for pounds per square inch, which measures air pressure for tire inflation.
The pressure warning light will come on if the tire is deflated.
You need to replace the tire.
What is the total stopping distance in seconds?
Highway: The total stopping distance is 4 seconds.
City: 2 sec
How much longer is the braking distance compared when you double speed (20–>40 mph)
The braking distance becomes 4 times longer.
Speed, weight, and distance affect the force of impact.
The recommended following distance is 2 seconds.
The recommended following distance is 4 seconds.
What should you do when changing lanes?
Check mirrors and blind spots, and signal with your blinker.
Put blinkers on 500 feet in advance.
What is the proper distance to signal before changing lanes in the city?
Put blinkers on 100 feet in advance, 1 block
Civil moving violations include speeding, running a red light, and going through a stop sign.
Examples include hit and run, drag racing, DUI, DWI, and vehicular manslaughter.
The age range for a Junior Operator License is 16 to 18 years.
It requires drivers to give at least 4 feet of passing distance to vulnerable road users.
The speed limit in a school zone is less than 20 mph.
The lowest penalty is a fine of $105 for the first 10 mph over the limit. then after those 10 mph’s, $10 is added for every extra 1 mph
The total fine would be $185, calculated as $105 for the first 10 mph over plus $80 for the remaining 8 mph.
What happens to a Junior Operator's License after a first speeding offense?
It results in a 90-day suspension and a $100 reinstatement fee and pretake permit
drag racing = 1 yr + $$
Move to the right/side and stop.
It results in a license suspension and a $250 fine.
JOL Consequence for driving with a phone
60 day suspension and $100 fee and another permit
phone needs to be off; over 18 is hands free
JOL passenger restriction
cant drive friends under 21 (just fam and adults)
or 60 license suspension and $100 fee
HTS (highway transport system)
people, vehicles, roadway
SMITH for driving safety
aim high in steering: look 12-30 sec ahead
keep eyes moving
get big picture
make sure others see you: stay out of blind spot
leave yourself an out: following distance of 2-4 sec
signs
regulatory: stop, yield, speed limit, no turn
warning: school speed, railroad crossing, no passing, slippery, pedestrian —> yellow and diamond
guide/direction: interstate highway, hospital —> green/blue
roadwork/construction: orange(20 mph)
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