WorksheetsDriver's Ed Final 3
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
When there is a speed limit sign on an exit ramp, you
should not exceed the posted speed.
exit the expressway at the posted speed on the entrance ramp.
should drive slower than the posted speed.
Hydroplaning occurs when your tires
lose contact with the road.
roll on the sidewall during a turn.
lose all air pressure.
When your vehicle starts to skid sideways,
steer in the direction that your vehicle needs to go.
maintain steady accelerator pressure.
steer opposite the direction that your vehicle needs to go.
When your headlights shine into fog,
light is reflected forward by water particles.
light is reflected back by water particles.
drive as you would normally.
Before passing a vehicle in your lane,
set a 2-second following distance.
be sure there is room for you to return to your lane after passing.
put yourself in the place of the other driver to anticipate what that driver will do.
Your vehicle’s temperature light or gauge warns you that the
outside temperature is dangerous.
engine is producing more heat than the cooling system can handle.
engine temperature is too low.
A minimum speed limit is
intended to keep traffic from moving too slowly.
intended to control drivers regardless of weather conditions.
the same as the maximum speed limit.
If the entrance ramp enters the expressway from the left, you should realize a greater potential for conflict because you will be entering
the slowest lane on the expressway.
from the right.
a higher speed traffic lane.
A traffic signal that has been green for some time is a
stable green light.
stale green light.
fresh green light.
Maintaining vehicle control at higher speeds is
more difficult than at lower speeds.
easier than at lower speeds.
has no bearing when driving on rural roads.
Traffic controls help you to travel safely by
slowing faster moving vehicles.
providing advance information and warnings.
telling drivers what to decide.
Distracted driving is caused by
the driver’s mind wandering for no reason.
the driver falling asleep at the wheel.
a specific event that takes the driver’s focus off the driving task.
A 3-second following distance
is effective only at slower speeds.
is not related to the time needed to perform the IPDE Process.
is not the total stopping distance.
As bicyclists share the roadway with other roadway users, they also must share the
responsibility for avoiding conflicts.
blame for traffic congestion.
insurance costs of collisions.
A driver that follows too closely is called a
bumpersticker.
tailgater.
cargater.
