Chapter 9 - Urban/City Traffic

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When driving on multilane streets, you will use different lanes at different times.

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will use different lanes at different times.

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If the vehicle following you is too close, what action can you take to avoid being hit from the rear? Options: Flash your headlights quickly., Press the foot-brake lightly., Increase your following distance., Signal the driver to pass you.

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Increase your following distance.

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When changing lanes, you should

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use your mirrors to check traffic.

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A long following distance has the advantage of

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giving you more time to use the IPDE Process.

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When measuring a following distance under normal conditions, the 3-second technique

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is safe for most conditions.

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Holding your foot over the brake pedal is called

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covering the brake.

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How far ahead should you check traffic signals?

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at least a block ahead

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If you are being tailgated and need to make a stop, you should

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flash your brake lights ahead of time and slow sooner to make a gradual stop.

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An oncoming driver has just begun to cross into your lane as you are driving at night. You should

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flash the headlights and sound the horn.

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A flashing "don't walk" pedestrian signal indicates that

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the signal light will soon be yellow.