1. Florida Drivers Ed Handbook - Preparing to Drive Your Vehicle

In your vehicle, what should you adjust before starting your engine?

Put the vehicle in Park or Neutral
Seats and Rear View Mirrors
Remove anything that blocks your view
Lock all Car Doors
Put on your Seatbelt

What are the requirements for windshields?

Must not be reflective or non-transparent, and must not have stickers unless required by law.

What are the requirements for side view windows?

Must not be reflective or non-transparent.
Side View Windows must not reflect 25% of light

What are the requirements for rear view windows?

Must not be reflective or non-transparent.
Rear View Windows must not reflect 35% of light

What are bumper height requirements? Are they the same for every vehicle?

[COPY THE DIAGRAM, IT IS IN THE HANDBOOK!]

No, height requirements are not the same for every vehicle.

What must you do if you are hauling a load of material that could fall on the ground?

Use a close fitting cover when hauling loads and use lock chains to secure logs and pulp wood.

When a projected load extends more than 4 feet from the vehicle, how do you mark it in the daytime?

4 red flags at least 18 inches square

When a projected load extends more than 4 feet from the vehicle, how do you mark it at nighttime?

2 red lamps on the back of the load which can be seen from at least 500 feet to the rear.

2 red reflectors on the rear that can be seen from 100 and 600 feet when directly in front of low-beam headlights to show the full width of the load.

2 red lamps, one on each side of the load, which can be seen from at least 500 feet placed near the end of the projecting load to show maximum overhang of the load.