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WorksheetsPre-driving checks, seatbelts, and airbags
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
Pre-driving checks and procedures support (a) operation of the vehicle.
When approaching your vehicle which is NOT something you should do?
Make sure you have your keys
look for other drivers and pedestrians
look for signs of movement beneath/around your vehicle
IF PARKED ON A CURB, run into traffic
Which of the following are part of the predrive sequence?
Adjust your seat/mirrors/head restraint
Messing around with the radio dial and just go
Check that all doors are closed and locked
Fasten your seat belt
What is a "Safety Restraint" also known as?
air bag
head rest
break petal
seat belt
How should you wear your "safety restraint?"
behind your shoulder
with no extra slack in the belt
across your hips
sitting straight up with your back against the seat
you don't need to wear it
Children under the age of (a) should always sit in the BACK seat
Air bags are typically located in the (a) and dashboard.
How often should you preform the pre-driving checks for approaching a vehicle?
when you first buy the car
every so often (at least once a week)
every time you drive
only when something goes wrong
You should sit no closer than (a) inches away from the steering wheel. If you do it increases the risk of arm, neck, and facial injuries during a crash.
Should you wear a seat belt if you are in a vehicle?
yes
no
