Driver's Ed Chapter 2: The Human Factors Effecting the Driver

True or False: In some instances, you can compensate for a physical condition by demonstrating safe driving ability during a driving test.

True

Fatigue, illness and _________ are examples of physical conditions that can limit and affect safe driving.

Deformities

True or False: To provide good visibility, it is important to keep your widows clean and to clear away objects inside the vehicle that may obstruct your vision

True

True or False: Aggressive behavior usually means that a driver is neglecting the safety rules of the road that may pose hazard and risk to all users of the roadway.

True

True or False: You should constantly monitor yourself while you are driving to identify poor driving habits and attitudes.

True

Poor depth perception can result in:

Turning too wide or too short

Which of the following practices is dangerous and illegal to do while driving?

Listening to music through headphones that cover both ears

True or False: The use of the rear view mirror while driving eliminates all blind spots.

False

The following are sentences are true about hearing except:

It helps you make proper turns

Driving defensively is when you:

Keep your eyes moving to look for possible hazards

True or False: Maintaining a good habit pattern is accomplished by repeating the same steps over and over again until you get it right.

True

True or False: Visual acuity is being able to see what is going on to the sides of you, or "looking out of the corner of your eye."

False