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What is the first step when entering a vehicle?

Adjust your seat.

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Why is it important to adjust the head restraint?

To reduce serious neck injuries in case of rear-end collision.

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What distance should your chest be from the steering wheel?

At least 10 inches away.

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What mirrors are crucial for driving safety?

Rear view mirror, left side mirror, and right side mirror.

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What should you do if your rear view mirror is blocked?

Tilt it until you can see your full rear window.

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What is a tachometer?

A gauge that measures engine speed in revolutions per minute (RPMs).

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What does a fuel gauge indicate?

The amount of gas left in the vehicle. E is empty, F is full.

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What do you do if your engine temperature gauge is in the red zone?

Pull over immediately and shut off the engine.

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Why is it important to wear a seat belt properly?

To prevent serious injuries in the event of a crash.

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What does the speedometer measure?

The current speed of the vehicle.

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How should the accelerator and brake be operated in an automatic vehicle?

Use the right foot for both, pressing gradually.

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What does ABS stand for, and what does it do?

Anti-lock Braking System; it prevents wheels from locking up during hard braking.

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What is a shared center lane used for?

To make left turns from either direction.

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What is the significance of lane use control arrows?

They indicate which directions are permitted in each lane.

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What should you do before making a left turn at a traffic light?

Yield to oncoming traffic.

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How do roundabouts work?

Drivers must yield to traffic already in the roundabout.

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What should you do when approaching a blind intersection?

Slow down and check for pedestrians or oncoming traffic.

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What is a good practice when driving in residential areas?

Always be cautious of pedestrians, especially children.

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When does a vehicle need to yield to a pedestrian?

Any time they are in a crosswalk or appear to be entering the street.

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What should you do if you encounter a bicyclist?

Give at least 3 feet of space when passing.