Driver's Education Chapters 9&10

What is the MOST important step in safely changing lanes?​

• Signaling correctly​

• Ensuring the lane to which you plan to move is open​

• Checking your rear view mirror​

• Decreasing speed​

What are some common situations that might require you to change lanes?​

• Driving on multiple-lane streets and roads​

• Entering traffic​

• Leaving traffic and parking along a curb​

• All of the above

When should you adjust your speed to turn?​

• Before turning​

• While turning​

• After turning​

• It’s best to maintain a constant speed when turning​

Which of the following are maneuvers for reversing direction?​

• Two-point turning and three-point turning ​

• U-turning​

• Traveling around the block​

• All of the above​

Which way should your front wheels be turned when parking uphill next to a curb?​

• Straight ahead ​

• Toward the curb​

• Away from the curb​

• None of the above​

U-turns are a method of turning around that can be performed mid-block or at an intersection.

• True

• False

As a driver you have a responsibility to pedestrians that is:​

• Legal.

• Moral.​

• . Both A and B are correct.​

• d. Neither A nor B is correct.​

Animals are especially dangerous when you see them near the roadway because:​

• Their size and quick movements.​

• They are attracted by vehicle exhaust fumes.​

• They have a basic fear of vehicles and will always run from them.​

• They are generally too small to cause any damage to your vehicle if you hit them. ​

While driving on a two lane roadway, you encounter a fire truck coming toward you with its siren and emergency lights on. You should:

• Slow, but continue in your lane since the truck has the other lane available to drive in.​

• Maintain your speed and lane position.​

• Move off the roadway, but slow only enough to maintain control of your vehicle.​

• Move off the roadway and stop until the fire truck passes you.​

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What should you not do when you see the flashing lights of a police officer behind you?​

• Let the law enforcement officer know that you see them​

• Reduce your speed until you pull over​

• Pull over, in a safe location​

• Reach for any object, or into the glovebox, console or other closed area, or under your seat or down to the floorboard​