Drive Right Ch. 12 Driving in Adverse Conditions REQUIZ

When your visibility is reduced for any reason, you.....

• should maintain speed and glance to the right edge of the roadway.

• need more time to use the IPDE process.

• need a smaller space cushion around your vehicle.

• should pull off the roadway and stop.

Only use your high-beam headlights....

• when driving in fog.

• when vehicles are a quarter mile in front of you.

• in inclement weather.

• when vehicles are one-half mile in front of you.

To help other drivers see you in heavy rain, use your.....

• high-beam headlights.

• emergency flashers.

• low-beam headlights.

• parking lights.

During the fall, wet leaves on the road can....

• reduce traction and vehicle control.

• increase traction at low speeds.

• present a serious vision hazard.

• make residential streets safer.

Rain tends to make roadways the slickest....

• when the road has a clean surface.

• as the rain begins to fall.

• just after the rain stops.

• about 15 minutes after the rain starts.

When driving in the winter, you should....

• make an extra effort to use the IPDE process.

• drive the same as in other seasons.

• use the same following distance as in other conditions.

• always cover the brake pedal.

When driving in fog, you should use...

• parking lights.

• emergency flashers.

• high-beam headlights.

• low-beam headlights.

A computer device that prevents your wheels from locking is a(n)....

• anti-lock braking system

• radar-controlled braking system

• four-wheel disk braking system

• non-locking braking system

If your vehicle's wheels are stuck in deep snow, mud, or sand, you usually can free the wheels by....

• rocking the vehicle.

• using gentle acceleration and brake pedal pressure at the same time.

• spinning the tires.

• turning your front wheels sharply to one side.

You are in a front wheel skid if you....

• tend to go to the inside curve.

• generally tend to go to the right.

• generally tend to go to the left.

• tend to go straight.