WorksheetsVision and Space Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does SIPDE stand for?
Scan, Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute
Stop, Inspect, Proceed, Drive, Exit
See, Interpret, Plan, Direct, Engage
Search, Investigate, Prepare, Determine, End
What is the Smith System?
A method for improving fuel efficiency
A defensive driving strategy
A system for vehicle maintenance
A navigation tool for drivers
Line of Sight (L.O.S.) is...
The space your vehicle will occupy
The area directly behind your vehicle
A fixed object seen in the center of the path you intend to drive 20-30 seconds in the future
The distance you can see ahead in the direction you are going
Path of Travel (P.O.T.) is...
The space your vehicle will occupy
A fixed object seen in the center of the path you intend to drive 20-30 seconds in the future
The area directly behind your vehicle
The distance you can see ahead in the direction you are going
Your 'Target' is...
The space your vehicle will occupy
A fixed object seen in the center of the path you intend to drive 20-30 seconds in the future
The distance you can see ahead in the direction you are going
The area directly behind your vehicle
Space cushion is...
A method to increase vehicle speed
A safe distance between the driver's own vehicle and any other vehicle that may be in front, along either side, or to the rear
Accepting the least of the risks present when multiple risks that are present cannot be separated
Adjust speed or position to deal with one risk at a time
The task of driving is ___% visual input.
50%
75%
90%
100%
A zone can be open, closed or ______.
Changing
Working
Limited
Fixed
When passing another vehicle, you must
Drive 5 mph above the speed limit
Typically accelerate to at least 10 mph faster than the other vehicle
Briefly flash your emergency lights
Honk your horn continuously
To complete a pass safely, you should
Tap your horn lightly
Flash your headlights
See the other vehicle's headlights in your rearview mirror
Have at least 5 seconds total passing time
When changing lanes,
Turn off the radio
Make sure you are not on a one-way street
Don't turn the wheel hard
Check your blind spots
Drivers exchange information about
Markings
Weather conditions
Intentions
Communications
You can help another driver pass you on a two-way, two-lane road by
Moving to the right
Putting on your high beams
Slowing down
Speeding up
In moving from a curb, you must
Make judgments about visibility, time, and space
Quickly accelerate and join the flow of traffic
Avoid using hand signals
Ignore other vehicles
When you come to a curve where you cannot see oncoming traffic, you should
Tap your horn and flash your lights
Slow down and keep on your side of the road
Use both your sideview and rearview mirrors
Speed up to clear the curve quickly
