Drivers ed (Module 8)

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you should not drive at night

If you suffer from night blindness

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90

Approximately ____ % of our driving clues depend on vision.

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- reduce speed

- look to the right

- glance briefly ahead

If a driver is blinded by the lights of an oncoming vehicle, he/she should

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clean your windshield

One method for reducing glare at night is

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you cannot stop in the distance illuminated by your headlights

Overdriving your headlights means

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45

When driving at night with low beam headlights, the maximum safe speed is

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low beam lights

In fog, you should use

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when the rain first begins

A wet roadway is most slippery

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hydroplanning

- is caused by a buildup of water between the tires and road surface

- results in loss of steering

- results in loss of braking

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true

North Carolina law requires the use of headlights whenever the windshield wipers are in use.

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true

Dirty headlights can reduce visibility up to 90%.

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false

The use of cruise control can help control a vehicle in snow.

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true

Bridges freeze before road surfaces.

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true

The use of the air conditioner will help defog interior windows.

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1/2

Nearly ____ of all flash flood fatalities are vehicle related.

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a film of water builds up between the road surface and the vehicles tires

Hydroplanning occurs when

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- the roadbed may be washed away

- your vehicle may stall

A danger of driving through deep water is

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brake gently using your left foot while accelerating with your right foot

To dry wet brakes, you should

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50/50

The recommended antifreeze/water mixture is

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- can reduce visibility to ½ mile or less

- strike with little warning

- often damage oil and air filters

Dust or sand storms

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these surfaces freeze before other road surfaces

Bridges and overpasses can be even more hazardous during cold weather because

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look and steer in the direction you want to go

If you begin to slide on a slick surface,

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high winds

Buffeting results from

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accelerate

When driving into a headwind, you may need to

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true

Two feet of water will carry away most vehicles.

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False

Removing the radiator cap is advisable as it will help release steam and cool an overheated engine quicker.

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true

Kitty litter can help the tires gain traction on slick surfaces.

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true

As more streets and parking lots are built, flooding problems will increase.

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false

When driving through water, stay close to the shoulder

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true

A driver can lose control of a vehicle in 6 inches of water.

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true

Tire pressure increases as the tires get hot.

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true

Before starting a vehicle in snow, check to be sure the exhaust system is clear.

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alert inattentive drivers

Rumble strips

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make impact with signs less forceful

Breakaway posts

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are prefabricated islands

Median barriers

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reduce hazard of guardrail ends

Extruder terminals

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liquid or sand filled drum

Crash attenuators

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used to warn drivers of dangers ahead

Message signs

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allows driver to steer while braking

ABS

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activates brake sensors, which don't allow the wheels to spin. The process is basically the reverse of anti-lock brakes. the device allows acceleration input to the tires without loss of vehicle balance.

Traction Control

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adjusts vehicle balance

Suspension Control

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activates when vehicle is not going in the direction it is being steered

ESP

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motion based sensory input

A driver's first indication of traction loss comes from

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- surface materials

- surface conditions

- weather conditions

Which of the following will affect traction?

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to the rear

Sudden acceleration causes vehicle weight transfer

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weight transfer to the left

Suddenly steering to the right will result in

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loss of front traction

Understeer results from

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- look where he/she wants the vehicle to go

- steer in the intended path of travel

In skid control, it is critical that the driver

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-

In rear wheel loss of traction,

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true

A good technique to minimize understeer is to slow down before entering a curve or turn.

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true

In vehicles without ABS, a quick jab of the brakes may help control front wheel traction loss.

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true

Slight acceleration is helpful in an oversteer situation.

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false

Understeering results from too little steering by the driver.

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false

Oversteering results in a front wheel skid.

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motion based sensory imput

A driver's first indication of traction loss comes from

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- surface materials

- surface conditions

- weather conditions

Which of the following will affect traction?

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to the rear

Sudden acceleration causes vehicle weight transfer

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weight transfer to left

Suddenly steering to the right will result in

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- loss of rear traction

- loss of front traction

- quick acceleration

Understeer results from

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- look where he/she wants the vehicle to go

- steer in the intended path of travel

In skid control, it is critical that the driver

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the driver should brake

In rear wheel loss of traction,

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true

A good technique to minimize understeer is to slow down before entering a curve or turn.

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true

In vehicles without ABS, a quick jab of the brakes may help control front wheel traction loss.

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true

Slight acceleration is helpful in an oversteer situation.

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false

Understeering results from too little steering by the driver.

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false

Oversteering results in a front wheel skid.

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is equal to the speed of the moving object.

When you ride in a moving object, your speed

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60%

In the year 2000, ___% of the teens killed in motor vehicle related crashes were not wearing a safety belt.

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200 mph

Air bags deploy at speeds up to

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your hands should be on the lower half of the steering wheel, the steering wheel should be tilted toward the chest, and you should sit at least 10 inches from the steering wheel

When driving an airbag equipped vehicle,

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true

The safest place for children is in the back seat.

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true

If an infant must ride in the front seat, the air bag should be turned off.

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inflates if the collision impact speed is at least 9 mph, distributes the force of impact more evenly across the body, AND automatically inflates in frontal crashes

An airbag

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false

The initial impact of a vehicle against another object is what causes most deaths and injuries in crashes.

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across the hips

The lap belt should be worn

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false

Pregnant women should not wear safety belts.

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true

New vehicles now may be equipped with side air bags.

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all front seat occupants to wear a safety belt

all persons less than 16 to wear a safety belt

North Carolina law requires

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The head restraint should be adjusted to just above the ears.

true

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false

If your vehicle has air bags, you do not need to use safety belts.