segment 1 test Flashcards
(40 cards)
A new driver is a __________ driver.
Beginner
A licensed driving coach for a level 1 must be _______ or older
21 years
Where can we learn more info about our vehicles instrument panel and safety devices?
The Owners Manual
What communication device can we use to warn others of potential danger
The Horn
How should one sit for a safety belt to work effectively?
Upright with back firmly against the seat
Can an airbag protect a vehicle occupant without using a safety belt?
No, airbags are designed to be used with safety belts.
What part of your foot should touch the floor for your seat to be properly adjusted?
Your heel.
What does it mean if the parking break light is on?
Your parking break is engaged.
Why is it to turn off vehicle accessories after putting your vehicle in park?
So you don’t have any problems when you try to start you vehicle again such as a dead battery or dry wipers.
When should you refuel your gas tank?
At a quarter tank.
Head restraints offer the most protection for driver’s involves in which type of collision?
Rear end.
What is the enhanced mirror setting?
A way to set up the vehicles mirrors to reduce head and shoulder turn for checking blind spots.
What is the name of the left footrest?
Dead Pedal
Proper head restraint position?
Behind the middle of the person’s head.
What can reduce, but never eliminate bind spots?
Properly adjusted mirrors.
Why do most collisions occur at curves?
Speed on approach is too great.
The more momentum a vehicle has the harder it is to?
STOP
What is the primary reason the safety belts are important to a driver in a crash?
INERTIA
If we don’t steer the vehicle through a curve the vehicle will continue to drive?
In a straight line
On a sharp curve a driver should brake?
Before entering the curve
True or False: Two vehicles accelerate alike?
True
When we brake the weight of the vehicle shifts…
toward the front of the vehicle
Always release this after you shift into gear, before you remove your foot from the break pedal.
the parking brake
what are 3 levels of deceleration?
Coasting
Controlled Braking
Threshold braking