Driver Ed. Final Exam Quizizz

When a traffic light shows both a red light and a green arrow in the direction you wish to turn, you (RoR)

• must stop and remain stopped until the red light has changed.

• have the right-of-way over pedestrians in turning in the direction of the arrow.

• may proceed in the direction of the arrow.

• change your mind and turn in the opposite direction of the arrow.

Which of the following is the single greatest factor in fatal motor vehicle accidents? (RoR)

• Alcohol

• Bad road conditions

• Bad weather conditions

• Mechanical problems

What does this sign mean? (RoR)

• Side road

• Reduction in lanes

• No passing zone

• Yield right of way

To make a smooth braking action, you should (3.3)

• jam on the brakes to lock the wheels and then release all necessary braking pressure.

• release some braking pressure 1-2 seconds before the car stops.

• shift into neutral (N) 1-2 seconds before the car stops.

• apply the parking brake quickly.

Why should you check the condition of the tires as you make an outside check of the car? (3.2)

• You can determine the condition of the brakes.

• You can easily determine tire rim damage.

• You can check that tires are clean.

• You can check for cuts, tread wear, and sidewall bulges.

As you back your vehicle straight back, your left hand should be (4.1)

• at the 6 o’clock position on the steering wheel.

• at the 12 o’clock position on the steering wheel.

• at the 9 o’clock position on the steering wheel.

• at the 3 o’clock position on the steering wheel.

When parking uphill with a curb, your vehicle’s front wheels should (4.3)

• remain pointed straight ahead.

• be pointed toward the curb.

• not be resting against the curb so the vehicle can roll down the hill.

• be pointed away from the curb.

The IPDE Process is an organized system of (5.1)

• random behaviors.

• automatic responses.

• sensing and anticipating.

• seeing, thinking, and responding.

When predicting a point of conflict, you predict (5.2)

• when one lane opens into two lanes.

• conditions that could reduce your line of sight or change your intended path of travel.

• to lane change so you miss a hazard in the road.

• the point beyond which you cannot see.

As you become a more experienced driver, (5.4)

• you always can assume what people will do.

• your luck in avoiding conflicts improves.

• you will learn the more important clues and trouble spots in different areas.

• your physical skills decrease and you can drive out of conflicts slowly.