Section 6 pages 54-63

See and be Seen: Accidents often happen because ​ (a)   driver does not see another driver, or when one driver does something the other driver does not ​ (b)   . Some drivers do not always ​ (c)   to what is going on around them. It is important that drivers ​ (d)   , and what they plan to do.

• one
• expect
• pay attention
• let other road users know they are there

What could you do to alert drivers?

• turn on the music loud

• turn on your headlights

• turn off your headlights

• Flash your headlights

When should you turn on your headlights?

• rainy days

• snowy days

• foggy days

• clear days

If you have your windshield wipers on

• you are required by law to have your parking lights on

• you are required by law to have your headlights on

• it is your choice if you have your headlights on

What is required by law for you to do when windshield wipers are needed

• Increase your speed

• Activate your hazard lights

• Turn on your parking lights

• Turn on your headlights

When should you turn on your headlights on a normal clear day?

• 45 minutes before sunrise and after sunset

• 30 minutes before sunrise and after sunset

• 1 hour before sunrise and after sunset

• 45 minutes before sunrise and after sunset

You should turn on your headlights anytime you cannot see a person or object clearly within_________ feet.

• 100

• 500

• 600

• 750

Parking lights are for _________

• emergency situations

• Driving in the rain

• Turning corners

• parked cars

Is it illegal in Arkansas to drive using only parking lights?

• no

• yes

When should you use your high beam headlights (bright lights as I call them)

• When driving in foggy conditions

• when there are no oncoming vehicles

• When driving in the rain

• when driving in the snow