Driver Education Unit 2 Review

How far away should you be next to the parked cars before turning into the space?

• 3 feet

• 4 feet

• 6 feet

• 10 feet

When angle parking, when should you begin to turn into the space?

• At the nearest line

• At the middle of the space

• At the far line of the space

• Once you pass a car in the space before yours

When you are angle parked to the right, which direction can you back out?

• Left

• Either way

• Straight

• Right

When backing out of an angle parking spot, when should you begin to turn your steering wheel, assuming there are cars on either side of you?

• When the back of the car is even with the car to it’s right.

• When the front bumper of the car clears the rear bumper of the car on left.

• When the front bumper of the car clears the mirror of the car on left.

• The van should back straight until the back of the car crosses the double yellow line.

When perpendicular parking, your reference point to get into the Parking space is?

• The first line of the parking space.

• The center of the parking space.

• The second line of the parking space.

• The curb.

When backing out of a perpendicular parking space and you want travel to your left when finished backing out, which direction would you turn the wheel?

• Left

• Right

What maneuver is the safest to perform ?

• Pulling into a driveway on the right

• Pulling into a driveway on the left

• U turn

• 3 Point Turn

• Going around the block

What precautions should you plan to make when performing a maneuver?

• Make sure it’s illegal

• As long as no cars are coming, you are safe to perform in any location

• Make sure you aren’t near a hill, curve or within 500 feet of intersection and that it’s legal.

What reference will you use to get into an angle space?

• Mirror is even with mirror of 1st vehicle

• Bumper is even with mirror of other vehicle

• Front bumper crosses center of space

• Front bumper crosses the 2nd line

A beginning driver may tend to over steer. This means the driver

• Turns the steering wheel too much

• Does not turn the steering wheel enough

• Is turning too fast

• Tends to steer over too many bumps