Drivers Ed. Responsible Driving 3

If often takes more time and energy to brake to avoid hitting an object than to steer away from it.

• True

• False

Answer explanation

At speeds over 25 or 30 MPH the only way to avoid a collision may be to step on the brakes

• True

• False

Keeping your vehicle moving on the path of travel you have chosen is called tracking.

• true

• false

To track smoothly you need to focus your attention directly in front of the vehicle you are driving.

• true

• false

steering through a turn requires more steering wheel movement than does lane positioning

• true

• false

in push pull feed steering you have to cross your hands when turning the steering wheel.

• true

• false

backing while looking into the rearview mirror is not a good idea

• true

• false

When backing the rear of your vehicle moves in the opposite direction to the steering wheel.

• true

• false

The safest turnabout is the three point turn

• true

• false

You should have at least 500 ft of visibility before you do a turnabout

• true

• false