Unit 1 Study Guide 2

If leaving the car from the street side,

• Walk around the rear of the car

• Walk around the front of the car

• Place keys where you can see them

• Glance over your right shoulder

Adjust a safety belt so it

• Keeps you from leaning forward

• Lets you reach all door locks

• Keeps your hips tight to the seat and chest from moving

• Fits snugly and allows for comfortable movement

Pedestrians should only cross at an intersection when

• They face a WALK signal or symbol

• They are on a one- way street

• The see the DON’T WALK signal

• They see no vehicles on the roadway

The four steps in the IPDE process are

• Intervene, predict, dedicate, execute

• Identify, predict, decide, execute

• Idealize, promote, decide, execute

• Improve, predict, decode, execute

When you predict the actions of other roadway users, you should

• Prepare to adjust your actions to compensate

• Anticipate what your vehicle will do

• Assume other drivers will take correct actions

• Prepare to accelerate at all times

The most important actions you execute as a driver are

• Activate, brake, stabilize, comp

• Assume, brake, select, contribute

• Act, brake, steer, command

• Accelerate, brake, steer, communicate

The part of the roadway that is free of hazards and conflict when you use it is called

• Possible driving path

• Right of way

• Assumed clear distance

• Safe path of travel

When you separate hazards, you

• Adjust speed to handle one hazard at a time

• Adjust speed to handle several hazards at the same time

• Put more distance between you and a driving hazard

• Deal with more than one hazard at one time in a confined space

The IPDE process is

• A segmented, carefully timed process

• An automatic, three step process

• A continual process

• A selective process used only when needed

Why is driving called a ‘social’ task?

• Driving is for social purposes

• Society depends entirely upon cars

• Cars are society’s biggest problem

• Drivers must interact with other people