#11 Pop quiz test "Planning your travel"

If a trailer starts to sway or "fishtail," what should you do?

• steer to correct the fishtailing

• steer staight down the center of your lane

• brake hard immediately

• pump the foot-brake pedal

When backing a trailer left, move the wheel

• in the opposite direction, you want the trailer to travel.

• first to the right and then to the left.

• to the left with your hand turning the wheel.

• in the direction you want the trailer to travel.

The average number of miles you should plan to cover each day on a long trip is

• 200 miles

• 300 miles

• 400 miles

• 500 miles

For winter trips it is wise to carry ?

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Most recreational vehicles (suv's) give you

• beter forward visibility than a car.

• smaller blind-spot areas.

• better visibility to the rear.

• poor forward visibility.

When a city listed on a map is followed by B-3, this means the city is found

• near the intersection of horizontal and vertical lines marked B and 3.

• close to the route marked B-3.

• next to a symbol with B-3 on it.

• on page B-3 of the map.

The most efficient time to travel through a large city is

• during evening rush hours.

• during afternoon rush hours.

• other than during rush hours.

• during morning rush hours.

How much stopping time do you need when pulling a trailer compared to driving without a trailer?

• twice as much time

• the same time

• less time

• at least three times as much time

Your following distance when driving a

recreational vehicle should be

• at least 6 seconds.

• more than 4 seconds.

• the same as as when driving a car.

• at least 2-3 seconds.

To stay alert while on a trip,

• take a break every 4 hours.

• drive all night.

• drive only during the hours you are normally awake.

• focus on your passengers.