FDOA Review

How can you preserve your night vision when meeting a car with bright lights at night?

• wear sunglasses
• look between the lights, not at them
• use high beam headlights
• look to the right side of the road

When driving in fog day or night you should use your

• dome light
• low beam headlights
• high beam headlights
• parking lights

The best way to maintain visibility in heavy falling snow is to

• keep windshield and windows clear of snow and ice
• use high beam headlights
• stay close to the center of the road
• drive fast enough for the wind to blow off the snow

Road surfaces tend to be slicker when it first starts to rain because

• water has not had time to run off
• tires are not yet washed clean
• traction increases as rain increases
• dust and oil mix with water

Which of the following conditions can cause hydroplaning?

• driving on icy roads
• driving too fast on standing water
• driving slowly on wet roads
• braking hard on very dry roads

A person with tunnel vision

• has a narrow field of vision
• has difficulty seeing at night
• cannot tell red from green
• has trouble recovering from headlight glare

What should you do if your car begins to hydroplane?

• accelerate
• remove foot from accelerator
• reduce tire pressure
• brake hard

A driver can best control

• visibility
• traction
• driver error
• bad weather

An adequate space cushion is one that will provide the driver with

• time
• visibility
• space
• a, b, and c

The vision area right and left of central vision is called

• field of vision
• peripheral vision
• depth of focus
• visual acuity