Driver Education Standard 2, 3, and 4

When driving backwards your right foot should be where?

• covering the break

• covering the accelerator

• pushing the accelerator

• on the clutch

When driving in a city when should you position your vehicle in the appropriate lane for a turn?

• 3 blocks in advance

• 1 block in advance

• 2 blocks in advance

• while in the block where you are turning

What is your vehicle footprint?

• The eco-friend rating your car receives from the EPA

• The space around your vehicle the driver can't see

• The space between the four tires of your vehicle

• The space from the front bumper to the back bumper

When driving backwards in a normal vehicle what hand placement do you use?

• 8 and 4

• 10 and 12

• 12

• 6

When parking on a street facing uphill with NO curb you should turn your wheels sharply in which direction?

• Straight

• To the left

• To the right

• None of the above

What is your reference point for a front limitation?

• driver's side mirror and the curb

• front passenger's side fender and the stop line

• driver's side headlight and the curb

• passenger's side mirror and the stop line

When driving backwards if you want to go right you turn the steering wheel...

• left

• up

• right

• down

When parking on a street facing downhill with or without a curb you should turn your wheels sharply in which direction?

• straight

• to the right

• to the left

• none of the above

When you are driving your vehicle and you are 3 feet from the curb you are in which lane position?

• lane position 6

• lane position 1

• lane position 2

• lane position 3

• lane position 4

Which form of vision allows you to read and see fine details?

• Peripheral

• Focal

• Paracentral

• Far

• Near