Drivers ed module 2 topic 1-3 NOT IN ORDER starting at 2

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When parked in a parking lot, what direction should you approach the vehicle?

from the rear/back of the car to observe people and objects near the vehicle.

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When parked at a curb, what direction should you approach the vehicle?

you should approach it from the front in order to monitor oncoming traffic

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What should you check for when approaching a vehicle?

broken glass, body damage, fluid leaks, objects, direction of front tires, children and pets near or underneath the vehicle

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How should you approach your car and why?

You should approach your vehicle with your key in your hand because it allows you to maintain awareness of surroundings and scan for hazards.

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When entering a a vehicle you should..

approach the car with the key in hand, store items in trunk, control door swing, place keys on dashboard or in console.

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When you exit the vehicle you..

check for children or pets left in car

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What type of numbers are interstate route numbers assigned when running north and south and where do they begin?

odd and west

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What type of numbers are interstate route numbers assigned when running east and west and where do they begin?

even and south

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What does the highway transportation system provide?

safe, convenient, and efficient movement of people and goods from place to place.

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What are the three components of the highway transportation system?

People

vehicles

roadways

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Storing item in the trunk is important because..

loose items in your vehicle can become dangerous during a crash or when the brake is applied and theft is prevented

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Inside the vehicle…

verify parking brake is set and place phone in glove box

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What are the pre driving procedures?

  1. lock doors

  2. key in ignition

  3. adjust seat

  4. adjust mirrors

  5. adjust head restraint

  6. fasten safety belt

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When a driver’s seat is adjusted correctly, what should happen?

The steering wheel should be at least 10 inches from the drivers chest, their heel should be able to pivot smoothly between foot petals and the angle of the back sea should fit the driver’s visual needs and help maintain vehicle control.

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What should you do once the driver’s seat is adjusted?

  • you should place your back and shoulders against the back seat

  • bend knees slightly

  • Rest right heel on the floorboard between the brake and accelerator

  • Sit high enough so top of the steering is between shoulders and chin

  • Use a secured seat cushion and raise height if needed

  • rest left foot on dead petal

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Why is it important to adjust the steering wheel for you?

It enables different sized drivers to reposition the wheel for comfort and safety while allowing the instrument panel to be visible at all times.

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How should you adjust the steering wheel?

  1. Sit with chest no closer than 10 inches from the wheel

  2. Adjust wheel so airbags aims at chest area

  3. Adjust it so top is no higher than chin

  4. place your hands at four and eight o’clock

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When should you use the mirror in the car?

When stopping, turning, changing lanes, and too see lanes left to right

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Why is the traditional mirror setting unconventional?

It leaves large areas that can not be seen in the mirrors on both sides of the vehicle

The driver must turn their head significantly to check blind spot

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what adjustments should you make for the mirror blind zone glare elimination setting?

Using the blind zone glare elimination setting;

you should adjust the side mirrors to barely see your vehicle and instead see the lane next to your vehicle

you should adjust the rearview mirror (mirror in center) to see the entire rear window frame and the area 200 feet to the rear

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What happens if the head restraint is too low or too far back?

It will not protect your head or neck in a crash

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How does a correctly adjusted head restraint look like?

it should be at level with ears and less than four inches from head

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The purpose of a seat belt is to absorb..

forces during a crash

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the safety belt should cross over the

hip bones, chest and shoulder

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Passengers younger than what are safer sitting in the back seat?

12

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What must infants always be secured in?

rear facing rear seat restraint

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Why are booster seats important?

They provide the correct position for children to wear adult safety belts as they should.