Drive Right Chapter 4

Front

When entering a traffic flow, look

Back

to the left, to the right, and center to judge available space

Front

A beginner driver may tend to oversteer. This means the

Back

driver turns the steering wheel too much

Front

Backing a vehicle requires skillful use of the

Back

brake pedal

Front

Just before beginning any lane change maneuver, what should you do?

Back

check to see that the roadway ahead has no obstructions

Front

Making proper turns depends on

Back

steering and speed control

Front

Which lane should you be in to begin a left turn from a two-way street?

Back

The lane closest to the center line

Front

Which statement is true? angle parking at the curb is safer than parallel parking, backing out of a perpendicular parking spot is safer than backing into a space, an angle parking space is the easiest type to get into

Back

an angle parking space is the easiest type to get into

Front

For a right turn, start turning the steering wheel when the front wheels are even with the curb.

Back

the front wheels are even with the curb

Front

Completing a turn requires that you

Back

accelerate gently about halfway through the turn

Front

To back to the left, you

Back

pull the steering wheel to the left