WorksheetsMod 3: Braking, Accel, Steering, Speed Limits & Stop Distances
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 8mins
The anti-lock brake system engages every time the drive applies the brakes.
True
False
When braking, the proper technique is
heel on the floor, and press down on the brake
arch on the pedal, and slam it down
toe on the pedal, and push it down
use either foot
ABS cant change the laws of physics, so you need to
keep your left foot on the brake at all times
maintain a safe following distance
always pump the brakes first, to build pressure
turn the steering wheel hard and fast (not the answer)
One way to increase your chances of stopping in time is to
be sober
have enough rest
look ahead and scan for potential hazards
all of these answers are correct
none of these answers are correct
This type of braking you would use so that the car does not pitch forward:
threshold braking
controlled braking
trail braking
thrust braking
This type of braking you would use when turning a corner:
threshold braking
controlled braking
trail braking
thrust braking
This type of braking happens when you exert forceful pressure upon the brake, thus feeling the car to pitch forward:
threshold braking
controlled braking
trail braking
thrust braking
The speed limit on an interstate in certain rural areas is:
25 mph
35 mph
55 mph
70 mph
The speed limit on non-rural interstate highway is:
25 mph
35 mph
55 mph
70 mph
It is dangerous to cross the arms over when turning because
there is a risk of over-correction
the air bag can deploy and push hands into your face
you could go through the windshield
2 of these answers are correct
none of these answers are correct
Your hand position when driving should be at ___ and ___ for most maneuvers.
10 and 2
9 and 5
8 and 4
3 and 6
When backing you should use the ___________________ steering method.
push, pull, slide
one handed
hand over hands
whatever feels comfortable
As speed increases, you need to move the wheel MORE to change your path of travel.
True
False
A footprint around the vehicle:
represents what you can see around the car
represents what the driver can't see on the ground around the vehicle
is the mark the black tires streak on the road
is smaller for larger vehicles
The correct stopping distance for dry, level pavement going 25 mph is
85 feet
135 feet
265 feet
344 feet
The correct stopping distance for dry, level pavement going 45 mph is
85 feet
135 feet
195 feet
344 feet
