unit 3 drivers ed test

urban traffic has more hazards than suburban or rural roads

• True

• False

identify

• Be more aggressive in using your taste skills

• Be less aggressive in using your visual skills

• Be more aggressive in using your visual skills

• Be more kindness in using your visual skills

Predict

• Be unsure to predict possible points of conflict earlier

• Be prepared to predict possible points of conflict earlier

• Be prepared to predict possible situations of conflict earlier

• Be prepared to decide possible points of conflict earlier

to be a safe driver in any environment, you need to maintain an ample space cushion between your vehicle and possible hazards

• True

• False

reasons for crossing a center line

• Driver impairment, poor judgment, poor visibility, reduced space, sudden moves by others, vehicle failure, and turning buses and trucks

• poor judgment, poor visibility, reduced space, sudden moves by others, vehicle failure, and turning buses and trucks

• turning buses and trucks

• sudden moves by others, vehicle failure, and turning buses and trucks

Covering the break

• take your foot off the accelerator, and hold it over the brake pedal so that you are ready to stop quickly

• put your foot on the accelerator, and hold it over the brake pedal so that you are ready to stop quickly

• take your foot off the accelerator, and hold it over the gass pedal so that you are ready to stop quickly

• t hold it over the brake pedal so that you are ready to stop quickly

what lane should you go in?

• you should select the lane with the most number of immediate hazards

• you should select the lane with the fewest number of immediate hazards

it is illegal to pass at intersections or over double yellow center lines

• true

• false

what should you always do regarding speed

• Do not drive faster than road or traffic conditions permit

• drive faster than road or traffic conditions permit

• Do not drive faster than road or traffic conditions permit

identify

• hazards closer than when you drive at low speeds because you reach the hazard more quickly

• hazards farther away than when you drive at low speeds because you reach the hazard less quickly

• hazards farther away than when you drive at high speeds because you reach the hazard more quickly

• hazards farther away than when you drive at low speeds because you reach the hazard more quickly