Driver's Ed

Risk factors are contributed by

• drivers and pedestrians

• vehicles

• roadway environments

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The correct driver seating position includes

• hips pushed all the way to the back of your seat

• heel on floor, ball of foot on the brake

• knees and elbows slightly bent and torso at least 10 inches away from steering wheel.

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Push-pull steering technique is used for

• making most turns

• driving through curves

• making sharp turns

• making most turns and driving through curves

To make a smooth stop

• trail brake just before stopping

• push to the point of resistance

• release the pedal just before stopping

• gently pump the brake

Before making a turn, you should

• see a clear path, and then turn your head before turning the wheel

• see a clear path, and then accelerate hard

• stop, and the proceed

• turn your wheel first, and then turn your head

What part of your vision lets you see details?

• fringe vision

• central vision

• peripheral vision

• blind spot

Aiming for targets helps you

• steer accurately

• find information early

• plan far ahead

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The transition peg for a left turn is

• the right rear door post

• the left front corner post

• space under the inside rear-view mirror

• the left rear door post

You are the driver in the photo. What is the correct target?

• the car on the left

• the garage door on the right

• the garage door on the left

• the parked trick on the right

Where should you focus your central vision?

• the car on the left

• the garage door on the right

• the garage door on the left

• the parked truck on the right