Nichole Alfonso Ch.1-6 Flashcards

(45 cards)

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6 Point ID Verification

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  • At least one primary document (passport)
  • At least one secondary document (school ID)
  • At least six points of ID
  • Proof of address
  • Social security number
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Types of Licenses

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  • Basic Automobile license (18; permit-16)
  • Probationary Automobile license (17)
  • Commercial Driver license (18/21)
  • Motorcycle license (17)
  • Probationary Motorcycle license (17)
  • Moped license (15)
  • Agricultural license (16)
  • Boat license (16)
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Hours of Driving for people with Permit, and Probationary License

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11:01pm-5:00am

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How many decals should you have on your car?

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1 on your front and back license plate

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Before taking your driver’s test what are the requirements?

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  • 6 Point ID Verification
  • Vision test
  • knowledge test
  • interpreters
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What is the most popular form of parking?

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Parallel parking

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Where should you look when backing up?

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Through your rear window

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Where should your hands be when driving?

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On 9 and 3

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What are the driving signals?

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  • left arm extended out= left turn
  • arm in a 90 degree angle with palm facing the car behind you=stopping
  • arm in a 90 degree angle with palm facing the car in front of you= right turn
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Which way should your wheels face uphill and downhill?

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uphill=wheels toward the street

downhill=wheels toward curb

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What is the speed limit when driving through a school zone, business or residential district?

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25mph

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What is the speed limit when driving through suburban business and residential districts?

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35mph

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13
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What are the lane markings?

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Both center lines are solid: no passing
One center line is broken: passing is allowed ONLY on the side with the broken line
Both center lines are broken: passing is allowed on both sides

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Who do you yield the right of way too?

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emergency vehicles
trains 
buses
postal vehicles 
motorized or mobility-assistance devices
other vehicles already in the intersection
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What are the four types of intersections?

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Controlled
Uncontrolled
Blind
Traffic circle

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When is it ok to make a right turn on red when there’s no sign?

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When the driver completely stops and checks for traffic

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When should a motorist stop driving?

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when there’s a stop sign, yield sign, when a school bus is picking or dropping off kids, etc.

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How far should you be stopped behind a school bus?

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25ft

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How do you enter a highway?

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You enter through the acceleration lane where you yield to oncoming traffic and speed up to match the speed of the traffic already traveling.

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How do you exit a highway?

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You exit through a deceleration lane which is an extra lane on the highway where you slow down to go through the exit.

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What is the speed limit on non-posted rural roadways?

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What is the speed limit on certain state highways, and interstates?

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What is the speed limit on certain interstate highways?

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When should you slow down?

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on narrow/winding streets, intersections or railroad crossings, on hills, etc.

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Where should a driver not pass if not safe?
on a hill or curve where the driver can't see far ahead, at a street crossing or intersection, railroad crossings, etc.
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How to prevent a collision?
- Be alert - Be prepared - Act in time
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What is the Maggie's Law?
makes it illegal to knowingly drive a vehicle while impaired by lack of sleep.
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What are the three best ways to communicate with other drivers?
-honking your horn - making eye contact flashing your headlights
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What is the 3 second rule?
- pick an object - when the car in front of you passes it then you start counting - if it takes you 3 seconds to get there then you have a good following distance
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What should you do if your angry or excited?
take some time to cool off before driving
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What are some distractions drivers tend to do?
- trying to fasten a seatbelt while driving - trying to remove a coat - eating while driving - applying makeup
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How do you prevent hydroplaning?
decrease your speed limit to anywhere under 35mph
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What reduces your visibility?
- frost or ice - fog - sun glare
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What do you do when your in a skid?
Take your foot off the gas and turn your wheel in the direction the rear of the car is skidding.
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What are the 4 different type of collisions?
- rear collision - side collision - head-on collision - parked vehicle collision
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What is the only thing that can make someone sober?
time
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What are the four factors that determine your BAC?
- quantity of alcohol consumed - body weight - how quickly drinks were consumed - food eaten
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What are the BAC's for driver's over and under 21?
over 21: 0.08% | under 21: 0.01%
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What is the risk when someone's driving with a BAC of 0.10 and 0.15?
0. 10%= 6x | 0. 15%= 25x
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How many ounces of alcohol does every drink have?
about 1/2 ounces
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What are some signs police notice concerning drinking and driving?
- speeding - weaving - slow driving - jerking motion - quick stops
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What is considered a good host?
- always providing alcohol-free drinks and serve nutritious foods or snacks - if someone is drunk make sure they don't drive home - invite them to stay over or call the police
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What is a designated driver?
-someone who is responsible for the safe transportation of friends or family members who have been drinking alcohol beverages
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What type of drugs cause drowsiness or dizziness?
-OTC drugs
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What are the effects of Marijuana?
- loss of tracking ability - distance judgment - vigilance - divided attention