Chapter 7: EMERGENCIES AND SPECIAL SITUATIONS: Quiz Questions

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What is road rage?;

An extreme form of aggressive driving where a person uses a vehicle or weapon to threaten or harm another person

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What should you do if another driver is tailgating you?;

Move over or pull over safely and let them pass

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What should you do if confronted by an aggressive driver?;

Stay calm, avoid eye contact, do not respond, get out of the way, and call the police if necessary

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Who has the right-of-way when merging onto a freeway?;

Vehicles already on the freeway. The merging driver must yield

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What is the purpose of an acceleration lane?;

To reach the speed of freeway traffic before merging

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When should you drive in the left lane on a freeway?;

Primarily when passing or preparing for a left exit

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What should you do if you miss your freeway exit?;

Continue to the next exit. Never back up or turn around

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When should you never stop on a freeway?;

Never, unless it is an emergency

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What is one of the greatest dangers of freeway driving?;

Fatigue

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How often should you take a break on a long trip?;

At least every 2 hours for about 10 minutes

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When should you NOT use cruise control?;

In heavy traffic or on wet, snowy, icy, or slippery roads

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If a vehicle is coming toward you in your lane, what should you do first?;

Sound your horn and move to the right if it is safe

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What should you do when driving in rain, fog, or snow?;

Slow down, increase following distance, and allow extra travel time

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During what part of a rainstorm are roads most slippery?;

During the first half hour

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What causes hydroplaning?;

Tires riding on top of water because of speed, worn tires, or low tire pressure

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What headlights should you use in fog?;

Low beams

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If fog becomes too thick to see, what should you do?;

Pull off the road safely, turn on your hazard flashers, and wait for the fog to clear

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What is the most common cause of skids?;

Turning too quickly or braking suddenly on slippery roads

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What should you do first if your vehicle begins to skid?;

Take your foot off the accelerator

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Which direction should you steer during a skid?;

In the direction you want the vehicle to go

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How should you use anti-lock brakes (ABS) in an emergency?;

Press the brake firmly and hold it. Do not pump the brakes

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How should you brake if your vehicle does NOT have ABS?;

Apply firm pressure without locking the wheels. If they lock, release and reapply the brakes

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What is the recommended following distance under normal conditions?;

3 to 4 seconds

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How should following distance change in bad weather?;

Increase it to at least 6 seconds or more

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How far ahead should you look while driving?;

20 to 30 seconds ahead

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When are headlights required in Michigan?;

From 30 minutes after sunset until 30 minutes before sunrise, and whenever visibility is reduced

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When should you use low beams?;

In fog, rain, snow, and when within 500 feet of an oncoming vehicle

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Where should you look if an oncoming vehicle's headlights blind you?;

Toward the right edge of the road

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Should you use high beams when following another vehicle?;

No

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What should you do if you are involved in a crash?;

Stop immediately and never leave the scene

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If a crash is minor and the vehicles can be driven, what should you do?;

Move them off the roadway to a safe location

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What information must you exchange after a crash?;

Names, addresses, driver's license numbers, registration, and insurance information

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When must police be notified after a crash?;

If there are injuries or property damage over $1,000

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During a roadside emergency, what is usually the safest place to stay?;

Inside your vehicle with your seat belt fastened

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When are deer most active?;

At dawn and dusk, especially during the fall and spring

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If hitting a deer is unavoidable, what should you do?;

Brake firmly and stay in your lane. Do not swerve

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If you see one deer, what should you expect?;

More deer may be nearby

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If your vehicle becomes disabled, what should you do first?;

Pull as far off the road as possible and turn on your hazard flashers

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Should you remain inside your disabled vehicle?;

Yes, with your seat belt fastened, if it is safe to do so

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What should you do if a police officer signals you to pull over?;

Pull over safely on the right side of the road

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Where should you keep your hands during a traffic stop?;

Visible on the steering wheel

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When should you get your license and registration?;

Only when the officer asks

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Should you argue with the officer if you disagree with the ticket?;

No. Cooperate and handle the matter in court later