MN Driver's Ed Chapter 6 Driving Conditions

Running out of gas on the freeway is considered an emergency.

• True

• False

Drivers can avoid glare at night by...

• turning your headlights to highbeams to blind the driver of an on coming vehicle.

• stopping in the road until the other driver has passed.

• turn up the brightness of your dashboard lights.

• looking towards the white 'fog' line on the right edge of the road.

You must dim your headlights to low beams within 200 feet of on coming traffic.

• true

• false

What is the recommended following distance in ideal conditions? _______ seconds

• 4

• 3

• 5

• 6

Nearly ______% of fatal crashed happen at night in MN.

• 30

• 40

• 50

• 60

25% of crashes in MN are attributed to ___________.

• distracted driving

• a high rate of speed

• poor weather conditions

• night driving

Drowsy driving is considered as dangerous as....

• winter driving

• driving at night

• it's not dangerous

• drunk driving

What is the correct order of the strategy to help drivers stay engaged in the driving task?

• Scan Identify Decide Predict Execute

• Scan Decide Identify Execute Predict

• Scan Identify Predict Decide Execute

• Scan Execute Decide Predict Identify

If you can't find a spot to merge into freeway traffic you should pace your acceleration on the entrance ramp and accelerate fully when a spot is open.

• true

• false

Complete this saying "Don't crowd the ________."

• traffic flow

• cloud/plow

• pedestrians

• parked cars