Driver Education Unit 4 CUA Review

To steer straight forward look

• to the left and the right to judge available space.

• far ahead toward the center of your intended path.

• at your hand position on the steering wheel.

• at the center line or lane lanes.

Backing a stickshift vehicle requires skillful use of the

• gearshift lever.

• clutch pedal.

• brake pedal.

• turn signals.

Making proper turns depends on

• good brakes.

• light traffic.

• steering and speed control.

• looking over your shoulder.

Always prepare to straighten your vehicle after a turn by

• using only your right hand for control of the steering wheel.

• using hand-over-hand steering.

• accelerating slightly and releasing the steering wheel.

• letting go of the steering wheel.

For a right turn, start turning the steering wheel when

• you reach a crosswalk.

• you are in the middle of the intersection.

• the rear wheels are even with the curb.

• the front wheels are even with the bend of the corner.

Completing a turn requires that you

• accelerate throughout the turn.

• accelerate gently about halfway through the turn.

• press the brake pedal throughout the turn.

• use more than one lane as you turn the corner.

A turnabout is a maneuver for

• entering a driveway.

• turning your vehicle completely around.

• steering into a left-hand turn.

• an Australian driver.

Why do you avoid parking in a space next to a badly parked vehicle?

• You might hit the other vehicle.

• The other driver might be angry with you.

• That driver might hit your vehicle upon leaving.

• You do not avoid parking there.

Use perpendicular parking to park

• At a right angle to the curb.

• Parallel to the curb.

• Diagonally to the curb.

• At a 45-degree angle to the curb.

Regardless of the hill you park on, you should

• Leave the vehicle in NEUTRAL.

• Use the emergency flashers.

• Set the parking brake.

• Point the wheels away from the street.