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You are ___ times as likely to be seen when your ____________ are on
2; headlights
before you move the car, you make a potentially life-altering decision: choosing to put on your __________
seatbelt
97% of all collisions were ___________ and _____________
predictable and preventable
Unrestrained vehicle occupants are ejected in a collision ___% of the time
29%
When totally ejected, ____% are killed
74%
always ________ then _______ where you want the car to go
look; steer
never ________ on any one thing
fixate
the ________ the speed, the ________ the mess. Doubling the speed, ______ the g-forces of a collision
faster; bigger; quadruples
a _______________ in type of child seat is a __________ in child safety
promotion; demotion
Do not promote a child up to the next type of child seat until they exceed the maximum ______ or _______ of the current seat type
height; weight
The first phase of slowing is easing off the _____
accelerator
the first phase of moving is easing off the
brake
Go to NHTSA.gov and put in your ______ to check if your vehicle has any __________
VIN; recalls
List the 7 deadly drives
Drunk, Drowsy, Distracted, Too fast, Too close, Too many people, Unbuckled
"Safety First" steps
1. Be _______ and _____
2. Look ________ the car
3. _______ and ________ _________ the car
4. Look at/check the _______
5. Look _____ the car
6. get in the car
7. __________________
8. ______________
1. aware; prepared
2. under
3. walk; look around
4. tires
5. inside
7. lock doors
8. start engine
List the five things the driver needs to adjust when first sitting in the car (Five Adjustments)
seat; steering wheel; mirrors; headrests; seatbelt
list 4 things a driver should check everytime before moving the car
EVERYbody is properly buckled; EVERYthing is secured; know what EVERY gadget does; make sure you can see EVERYwhere
list the 3 documents you must have with you every time you drive
license, vehicle registration, proof of insurance
some people are also legally required to wear ________ or __________ every time they drive
contacts or glasses
What does Driving Academy teach that you should do with your cell phone before moving your vehicle?
Turn on drive focus- automatically setting silence + secure your phone within reach
after starting the engine, what things should you turn on or set before moving, there is one in particular that should always be turned on unless your car has daytime running lights (drl)
headlights (should always be turned on), windshield wipers, gps, radio, AC system, sunroof, seat warmer, phone charger, sunglasses, and more
S.E.E acronym for be a safe driver
Search (how?) aggressively;
Evaluate and predict;
Execute: (in other words) adjust speed and/or position accordingly
what should you search aggressively for?
road users, traffic controls, road/weather conditions
when we get tired while driving, what acronym reminds us what to do
SExC
What are the six things that acronym is to remind you to do when getting tired while driving
S: stop, sleep, switch drivers
Ex: exercise
C: caffeine or stimulating conversation
When parking, we need to remember UCA: if where you are parking U_______ with a C____, turn the wheels A_____ from the curb. All others, turn towards the curb.
Uphill, Curb, Away
When parking, ALWAYS set your _________ ____________, so you don't roll away; Why?
parking brake; so it doesn't wear out the parking pawl which can cause it to fail
Virtually all collisions between two vehicles result from at least ___ drivers making a mistake
2
If in a collision, NEVER admit you were at __________, but do answer the officer's questions, _______________ and ______________
fault; truthfully and factually
Nobody is perfect; we all assume a certain amount of ______ when we get in the car
risk
In 2018, ______% of the fatalities for teens in the U.S. came from single car crashes. These involve _____% driver error. Most hit _____
65; 100; trees
One benefit of a "blinker" is that the human eye is attracted to __________ and _________________
light ; movement
When making a turn, be sure to put on your turn signal before you start to ________, as long as you are not _________ any other drivers ahead of you
brake; confusing
When turning into a driveway or side road just beyond an intersection, you should signal just as you ________ the intersection
enter
Top two excuses given officers after collision
"i didn't see them" "they waved me on/told me to go"
Don't give or fall for the ______________ and watch out for _______ who do
"wave of death"; others
Driving academy 5 rules for driving (K.I.M.M.A.)
1. Keep your eyes up and moving
2. Identify your escape or Plan B
3. Manage your space
4. Make yourself visible
5. Assume others may not yield to you
Name 5 ways to help other people see you
daytime lights, horn, tap brake lights, stay out of blind spots, hazard lights
In ideal conditions, how many seconds should you stay behind a the vehicle in front of you when you are going slower speeds (up to 30 mph)?
2 seconds
In ideal conditions, how many seconds should you stay behind a the vehicle in front of you when you are going medium speeds (35-45 mph)?
3 seconds
In ideal conditions, how many seconds should you stay behind a the vehicle in front of you when you are going high speeds (50-70+mph)?
4 seconds
Name 8 danger factors for which you should add a second to your following distance
-bad weather
- following a truck
-following a motorcycle
- night driving
- being tailgated
- heavy vehicle
- towing something
- bad tires or brakes
what is the maximum number of seconds a regular vehicle might need for a space cushion in front?
7 seconds
what animal should you want to be like on a multi-lane highway or interstate, not like a _______
skunk; pack of wolves
situations to use "fixed-hand" steering
-following the road
- changing lanes
- handling curves
situations to use "push-pull" steering
-regular left and right turns, roundabouts
situations to use "hand-over-hand" steering
-parking
-U-turns
-driveway turnarounds
-reverse
- 3-pt turnarounds
if you have ABS brakes, what shoud you do in an emergency situation? (S.S.S.)
1. __________ on the ________
2. ____________. Keep your _______ on the _________
3. (look then) ___________ to a/an _______ area or the _______ ______ _________
1. Stomp; brakes
2. Stay; foot on the brake
3. Steer; open/safe; best crash site
If you do NOT have ABS brakes, what should you do in an emergency stop situation?
1. __________ brake _______, but let up if _______ stop ___________
2. _______ then ______ to an _________ area or the ________ __________ ________
1. press; firmly; wheels; turning
2. look; steer; open; best crash cite
When a car is skidding or hydroplaning, turning the ___________ _______________ may not change the car's _____________________.
steering wheel; direction
name 2 categories of drivers who have very similar driving characteristics to drunk drivers
distracted and drowsy
name at least 6 safe driving tips when around a large truck
- don't tailgate
- pass on the left side
- don't try to cut off a truck
- don't drive behind/beside a truck
- stay out of blind spot
- don't be the meat of a truck sandwich
what are the two most important parts of a car to maintain regarding the lives of the occupants?
tires and brakes
what three lights on the dashboard do you need to make sure come on and then turn off every time you start your car?
seatbelt, ABS, airbag
what is the most dangerous direction you can move your car?
reverse
Do not press the _____________ while in reverse unless you are backing _______ a _______. Most of the time while in reverse, your foot should be on the _________
accelerator; up; hill; brake
when approaching a turn or curve, an intelligent driver will _______ while the wheels are straight, __________ the first half of the turn/curve, then _________ the second half of the curve/turn
brake; cover the brake; accelerate
regarding speed to drive: An intelligent driver will drive as close to the _________ _______ as _______ without going ______, as long as there is adequate ________, __________, and ___________
speed limit; possible; over; space, grip (traction), and visibility
basic speed rule: always drive at a speed that is _______ and ______________ for the existing and __________________ conditions
safe; reasonable; potential
Before opening your car door, remember to
check your mirrors and blindspot (dutch reach)
When entering and exiting a vehicle parked parallel to a curb, always walk what direction around the vehicle?
counter-clockwise; facing traffic
what is the only phrase a horn should be honked to say
"hey dude, I'm here, let's not collide"
what does it mean if the "aladdin's lamp" light comes on? what should you do first if it does? If the light is still on?
high or low oil pressure; try to tighten oil cap, pull over to a safe place, turn off the engine, call a tow truck
What should you not do if your tire blows out?
jerk the wheel or slam on your brakes
what should you not do if a tire drives off the edge of the road?
jerk the wheel or slam on the brakes
never drive through ________ or ________ water
deep; moving
there is always a ______ __
plan B
when approaching train tracks that are NOT equipped with red lights or gates, always S_______ D________, L_________, and L________, and then be ready to S______ if you see or hear a moving train. Never stop _____ or very close to railroad tracks
Slow Down, Look, LIsten, Stop, on
NEVER enter a railroad crossing area unless you are absolutely sure your _____ and _____ are clear!
exit; path
i didn't see it =
i wasn't aggressively searching for it
________ ________ refers to looking under cars for _______ or ____________
ground viewing; feet; shadows
in a passing zone, you should only decide to pass a car in front of you when the ______ is _______ and when the car is going at least _______ miles per hour under the speed limit
path; clear; 5-10
what is the most dangerous speed on the interstate?
0 mph
On the entrance ramp of an interstate, you should accelerate to the ____________________ of the ______________________, but not over the posted _____________ ______________.
speed; traffic; speed limit
be in the correct lane to exit at least _________ __________ before your exit
one mile
most of the time, when should you start braking when exiting the interstate?
on exit ramp
when exiting an interstate: do you have to slow down to the yellow posted ramp speed by the time you reach the sign? why?
no; it's a warning sign not a black and white sign. If you did slow down to the speed it cound cause a rear-end collision
if at all possible, before changing lanes in front of another vehicle, you should see ____________ or at least ___________ in your __________ mirror between you and the vehicle
pavement; headlights; rear view
two things you can adjust to avoid a collision
speed and/or direction/position
space is __________
life
if in doubt, _______ it out
wait
avoid passing trucks or other large vehicles on the ________ side
right
describe/list the steps for every time you need to change lanes
1. signal
2. check rear view mirror
3. check side mirror
4. check bind spot
5. check center
5. slide if safe
6. cancel signal
define collision: when two ________ occupy the same _______ at the same ______
objects; space; time
stopping from 60 mph takes _____ times the distance it takes stopping from 30 mph
4
special studded tired are only legal in Arkansas during the period from ________ ____ to _______ ____
november 15; april 15
over driving your headlights mean driving ________ than the light from your headlights allows you to see a reason to change your ________ and/or __________
faster; speed; position
never drive so ______ or so ______ that you cannot _____ the necessary distance ahead
fast; close; see
Use your _________________ headlights when driving at night every time it is legal to do so to improve visibility
highbeam
name two types of vehicles that have turn signals that do not automatically cancel
tractor trailers and some motorcycles
list some reasons one might need to do a lane change to the left on the interstate
-construction
-emergency vehicles
-debris in road
-people are trying to merge onto the interstate
-lane ends
what should you do to get to an unknown destination, instead of following someone in their vehicle?
get the address and set up gps before you leave
foot to brake = _______ to ______
eyes to rearview mirror
when you are a passenger: ______ what you have to ______ and _____ what you have to _____ to stop risky driving!
do; do; say; say
in an emergency situation, if there is no open, safe space, the _______ ____________ _______ is almost always bumper-to-bumper with the vehicle going the ___________ _______________
best crash site; same direction
generally, we do not ____________ towards ________
accelerate; red
If you cannot __________ if something is there, then __________________ something IS there, until you __________________ to yourself differently. If you don't _______________, don't ______!
see; assume; prove; know; go
list four ways to reduce your risk of being rear-ended
-tap your breaks
- add seconds to your following distance
- search aggressively
- foot to brake, eye to mirror
- identify plan B/escape
-slow gradually when approaching a red light
-if tailgated, double your space
Only if the ____ is great enough, will the car follow the driver's intended _______
grip (traction); path
just because it's _______ doesn't mean it's _____
legal; wise