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WorksheetsFlorida Driving Handbook Section 2 (Vehicle Inspection)
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 20mins
Why should you inspect your vehicle?
Save Time
Save Money
Only because it's important
Less Chance of Crash
(a) Is the most important reason for inspecting your vehicle.
What will inspecting your vehicle do?
(a)
What will happen if an inspector deems your vehicle unsafe?
You can never use it again
It will be "Out of Service" until fixed
I have a time limit to get it fixed before it is deemed "Out of Service"
I can ask for a warning/inspector may just give me a warning
During a trip, what should you do to be safe?
Watch gauges
Sense any abnormalities when you drive
Check critical items
Do an after-trip inspection
Only worry about driving safely
What are critical items to be checked?
Tires and wheels
Brakes and trailer connections
Lights and reflectors
Cargo and securement
All of the Above
Name the critical items
Doors and hinges
Lights and reflectors
rear/side view mirrors
Cell phone security
Name the critical items
Cup holders
Electrical outlets
Brakes and trailer connections
Gauges and senses
Name the critical items
Health of passengers
Steering wheel
Airbags
Tires and wheels
Name the critical items
Brakes and trailer
Your senses
Gas mileage
Are you speeding?
Name the critical items
How much problems are gonna cost
Cargo and Securement
Tire depth minimum
flat tires
You should do an after trip inspection because (a)
DURING A TRIP you should (a)
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
What is the most important reason for doing a vehicle inspection?
(a)
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
What things should you check during a trip?
(a)
List the critical items
(a)
Select all tire problems
Too much or little air pressure
Correct tread depth (4/32in tread depth for front & 2/32in for back)
No fabric shown
Damage in tires and valves
Mismatched tire size and type
Choose the tire problems
too small
too big
Too much or little air pressure
too wide
Choose the tire problems
no tires
Mismatched tire size and type
flat tires
no cap on the valve
Choose the tire problems
no valves
rusty tires
no tires
Correct tread depth (4/32in tread depth for front & 2/32in for back)
Choose the tire problems
No fabric shown
Wooden Tires
Colored rims
Hazardous tires
Choose the tire problems
Damage in Fabric
Tires too big
Damage in tires and valves
Tires too small
What is the correct tread depth?
(a)
What are the major wheel/rim problems?
Damaged, rust, missing/mismatched pieces and welding repairs
missing parts
lost parts
gone parts
What emergency equipment must you have?
Fire extinguisher
Electrical fuses/circuit breakers
Warning devices for parked vehicles
A defensive weapon
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE
What three kinds of emergency equipment must you have?
(a)
What is the BEST method of inspection
(a)
