2.4 and 3.3 Communication and Stopping Locations

What is the primary purpose of communication while driving?

• To show off driving skills

• To confuse other drivers

• To send and receive information about future intentions

• To entertain other drivers

Which of the following is NOT a method of communication while driving?

• Brake Lights

• Turn Signals

• Hand Signals

• Radio Volume

What is a legal stop?

• Stopping at a red light

• Stopping where required by law, before the stop line or crosswalk

• Stopping to let pedestrians cross

• Stopping to check your phone

What is the purpose of a safety stop?

• To stop for a coffee break

• To stop at a traffic signal

• To search beyond vision restrictions at an intersection

• To stop for pedestrians

Why is timely communication important while driving?

• It is not important

• It confuses other drivers

• It allows you to drive faster

• It gives others time to respond to your intentions

What is a staggered stop used for?

• To create space for larger vehicles to turn safely

• To stop at a red light

• To park the car

• To let passengers out

Which of the following can affect stopping distance?

• The number of passengers

• The color of your car

• The weight of your vehicle

• The type of music playing

What should you never assume about your communications while driving?

• That they are entertaining

• That they are understood

• That they are ignored

• That they are unnecessary

Which of the following is a type of untimely communication?

• Early communication

• Late communication

• Clear communication

• Consistent communication

How can your attitudes and emotions affect driving communication?

• They only affect the speed of the vehicle

• They can affect sending, receiving, and responding to communications

• They have no effect

• They only affect the color of the vehicle