Driving

What is the acronym for the cockpit drill

-Doors

-Seat

-Steering wheel

-Seatbelt

-Mirrors

How do you check doors in the cockpit drill?

-Make sure all doors or closed properly by rattling the door handle, checking in the mirrors that the doors are in line with the rest of the car frame, or check the dashboard if the car is modern

-Interior lights won’t turn off until the door is closed

How do you check the seats in the cockpit drill?

-Hold the steering wheel and pull the seat adjustment lever to pull the seat forwards or push it backwards into a comfortable position where you can reach the pedals without straining yourself

-Should be in a position where u have a comfortable bend in your knee

-Adjust the seat height so that ur eyes are in the middle of the windscreen

-Adjust the headrest so that the middle of your head is in the middle of the headrest

How do you check the steering wheel in the cockpit drill?

-Should be able to see the cars instruments through the steering wheel

-In a position where you have a comfortable bend in ur elbow

-Push lever down to be able to adjust steering wheel

How do you check the seatbelt in the cockpit drill?

-When feeding the seatbelt make sure it’s flat

How do you check the mirrors in the cockpit drill?

-Adjust the center mirror so that you can see the whole of the back window and the passenger’s headrests in the left and right corners

-Adjust the door mirrors so you can see a little bit of the car on the inside edge of the mirror

-The pavement or road to occupy 50% of the mirror

-Houses, trees, sky etc on top half way up the mirror