DriverEd 3

Line-of-sight restrictions _?

• _.temporarily or permanently prevent you from occupying space

• never prevent you from occupying space

• have little or no importance when driving

• limit your ability to gain good information about the condition of your intended path-of-travel

Path-of-travel problems _?

• _.temporarily or permanently prevent you from occupying space

• never prevents you from occupying space

• never limit your ability to gain good information about the condition of your intended path

• limit your ability to gain good information about the condition of your intended path

At an uncontrolled T intersection, who is required to yield?

• The driver on the through street must yield to any traffic on the right.

• The driver on the road that ends at the T intersection must yield to all cross traffic.

• Drivers must yield to any traffic that reaches the intersection before them.

• Drivers must yield to all traffic on the left.

You are the driver in the photo below. You are about to turn right. Your central vision should be focused where as you turn?

• the left edge of the lane

• the target area

• the right edge of the lane

• the forward position reference point

What are the yielding requirements when entering a roundabout?

• Yield to all traffic and pedestrians waiting to enter the roundabout.

• Yield to traffic already in the roundabout.

• Yield to traffic already in the roundabout and pedestrians.

• Yield to all traffic and pedestrians on the right.

You are the driver in the photo below. Your central vision should be focused where to track accurately through the curve?

• the left edge of the lane

• the light pole on the right

• the target area

• the center of the lane

When backing a vehicle, you are required to yield to _?

• _.all traffic

• traffic, pedestrians, and bicyclists

• only pedestrians and bicyclists

• you are not required to yield when backing

When turning left, you must yield to _?

• _.all traffic, pedestrians, and bicyclists

• all cross traffic

• all oncoming traffic until it is safe to turn

• none of the above

The safest way to change your direction is to _?_

• .make a U Turn

• make a Y Turn

• back from an alley or driveway onto the roadway

• drive around the block

The pivot point used for backing turns is located where on your vehicle?

• the center of the hood

• above the front tires, above the center of the side fenders

• above the center of the rear tires or rear corner post

• the center of the rear window