Drivers Training Chapter 1

The temperature indicator light will come on when the engine overheats and the engine temperature is above a safe level.

Whenever you are going to park your vehicle on a hill, engage the parking brake to keep your vehicle from from rolling.

You should always use your turn signal when moving from a parked position, as well as when moving from one lane to another.

By using your side mirrors to see around you while driving, you eliminate all the possible blind spots.

The locations of all your hand and foot controls are the same, regardless of the vehicle you may be driving.

If you are putting a lot of pressure on the accelerator but are still not going anywhere and there's an unpleasant burning smell, it may be because your parking brake is still engaged.

You should adjust the rearview mirror so that you can see the center of the road behind your vehicle.

State law requires front seat passengers to wear a safety belt at all times.

The "check engine" light on your vehicle's display panel will come on if the fuel pressure is insufficient.

To try and avoid being hit in the rear by another vehicle, you should check your rearview mirrors often.