FLYINGHIGHER
Tennessee
F
Endorsement
Driver's
License
Properly
adjusted
seat
head
restraints:
-
ANS
Should
always
be
at
a
level
even
with
the
back
of
the
head
AND
are
designed
to
prevent
whiplash
if
hit
from
behind.
The
driver
should
drive
with
both
hands
on
the
steering
wheel
approximately
in
the:
-
ANS
9
o'clock
and
3
o'clock
positions.
When
adjusting
the
driver's
seat
for
best
driving
posture,
set
the
seat
in
an
upright
position
where
your
body
is
about
how
far
from
the
steering
wheel?
-
ANS
10
to
12
inches
A
child
in
a
child
passenger
system
(car
seat)
should:
-
ANS
Be
facing
the
rear
of
the
car
seat
(if
less
than
20
pounds
and
under
1
year
old)
AND
should
be
facing
forward
(if
the
child
is
1-3
years
old
and
over
20
pounds). FLYINGHIGHER
Children
who
are
4-8
years
old
and
whose
height
is
is
under
4
feet,
9
inches:
-
ANS
Must
be
in
a
belt
positioning
booster
seat
system
(child
booster
car
seat)
and
wearing
a
seatbelt.
The
lap
belt
should
be
worn:
-
ANS
1-
OVER
the
the
pelvis
with
the
bottom
edge
toughing
the
tops
of
the
thighs
snugly.
2-The
shoulder
belt
should
be
worn
over
the
shoulder
and
across
the
chest,
NOT
UNDER
THE
ARM
and
over
the
abdomen
(make
certain
that
the
shoulder
belt
is
not
worn
so
loosely
that
it
slides
off
of
the
shoulders).
3-
Pregnant
women
should
wear
the
lap
belt
BELOW
the
abdomen
and
the
shoulder
belt
ABOVE
the
belly.
Research
has
found
that
proper
use
of
the
lap/shoulder
belts:
-
ANS
Reduces
the
risk
of
fatal
injury
to
front
seat
passenger
car
occupants
by
45%
and
the
risk
of
moderate
to
critical
injury
by
50%
(for
occupant
of
light
trucks
60-65%,
respectively).
AIRBAGS
and
CHILDREN!
Children
(ages
12
and
under)
are
safer
in
the
backseat
of
a
vehicle
because:
-
ANS
1-
Airbags
can
pose
a
severe
risk
of
injury
to
children
12
and
under
in
the
event
of
a
crash.
Airbags
and
children
"...simply
do
not
MIX". FLYINGHIGHER
2-
Children
are
safer
when
properly
restrained
in
a
child
restraint
device
or
safety
belt
in
the
rear
of
a
vehicle
regardless
of
whether
the
vehicle
is
equipped
with
a
passenger
side
airbag.
3-
IT
IS
NOT
ADVISABLE
to
place
a
child
safety
seat
in
the
front
seat
of
a
vehicle
where
a
passenger
side
airbag
is
present.
If
available,
the
child
seat
should
be
placed
in
the
back
or
rear
row
seat.
4-
Infants
in
rear
facing
seats
should
be
placed
in
back/rear
seat
(if
available).
If
the
child
MUST
RIDE
in
the
front
seat
of
a
vehicle
e.g.,
a
pickup
truck
(with
a
passenger
side
airbag)
the
seat
should
be
moved
as
far
back
as
possible!
The
child
should
also
be
properly
buckled.
The
safest
place
for
children
(12
and
under)
to
ride
IN
A
VEHICLE
EQUIPPED
WITH
AIR
BAGS
is:
-
ANS
The
backseat.
The
"Yield"
sign
means:
-
ANS
Slow
down
and
yield
to
traffic
on
main
road
when
merging.
What
does
a
traffic
signal
with
a
"YELLOW
LEFT
ARROW"
indicate
to
the
driver?
-
ANS
Prepare
to
yield
to
oncoming
traffic.
The
center
of
the
roadway
is
marked
with
one
SOLID
yellow
line
and
one
BROKEN
yellow
line.
If
the
BROKEN
yellow
line
is
one
the
RIGHT
of
the
Tennessee
F
Endorsement
Driver's
License
Properly
adjusted
seat
head
restraints:
-
ANS
Should
always
be
at
a
level
even
with
the
back
of
the
head
AND
are
designed
to
prevent
whiplash
if
hit
from
behind.
The
driver
should
drive
with
both
hands
on
the
steering
wheel
approximately
in
the:
-
ANS
9
o'clock
and
3
o'clock
positions.
When
adjusting
the
driver's
seat
for
best
driving
posture,
set
the
seat
in
an
upright
position
where
your
body
is
about
how
far
from
the
steering
wheel?
-
ANS
10
to
12
inches
A
child
in
a
child
passenger
system
(car
seat)
should:
-
ANS
Be
facing
the
rear
of
the
car
seat
(if
less
than
20
pounds
and
under
1
year
old)
AND
should
be
facing
forward
(if
the
child
is
1-3
years
old
and
over
20
pounds). FLYINGHIGHER
Children
who
are
4-8
years
old
and
whose
height
is
is
under
4
feet,
9
inches:
-
ANS
Must
be
in
a
belt
positioning
booster
seat
system
(child
booster
car
seat)
and
wearing
a
seatbelt.
The
lap
belt
should
be
worn:
-
ANS
1-
OVER
the
the
pelvis
with
the
bottom
edge
toughing
the
tops
of
the
thighs
snugly.
2-The
shoulder
belt
should
be
worn
over
the
shoulder
and
across
the
chest,
NOT
UNDER
THE
ARM
and
over
the
abdomen
(make
certain
that
the
shoulder
belt
is
not
worn
so
loosely
that
it
slides
off
of
the
shoulders).
3-
Pregnant
women
should
wear
the
lap
belt
BELOW
the
abdomen
and
the
shoulder
belt
ABOVE
the
belly.
Research
has
found
that
proper
use
of
the
lap/shoulder
belts:
-
ANS
Reduces
the
risk
of
fatal
injury
to
front
seat
passenger
car
occupants
by
45%
and
the
risk
of
moderate
to
critical
injury
by
50%
(for
occupant
of
light
trucks
60-65%,
respectively).
AIRBAGS
and
CHILDREN!
Children
(ages
12
and
under)
are
safer
in
the
backseat
of
a
vehicle
because:
-
ANS
1-
Airbags
can
pose
a
severe
risk
of
injury
to
children
12
and
under
in
the
event
of
a
crash.
Airbags
and
children
"...simply
do
not
MIX". FLYINGHIGHER
2-
Children
are
safer
when
properly
restrained
in
a
child
restraint
device
or
safety
belt
in
the
rear
of
a
vehicle
regardless
of
whether
the
vehicle
is
equipped
with
a
passenger
side
airbag.
3-
IT
IS
NOT
ADVISABLE
to
place
a
child
safety
seat
in
the
front
seat
of
a
vehicle
where
a
passenger
side
airbag
is
present.
If
available,
the
child
seat
should
be
placed
in
the
back
or
rear
row
seat.
4-
Infants
in
rear
facing
seats
should
be
placed
in
back/rear
seat
(if
available).
If
the
child
MUST
RIDE
in
the
front
seat
of
a
vehicle
e.g.,
a
pickup
truck
(with
a
passenger
side
airbag)
the
seat
should
be
moved
as
far
back
as
possible!
The
child
should
also
be
properly
buckled.
The
safest
place
for
children
(12
and
under)
to
ride
IN
A
VEHICLE
EQUIPPED
WITH
AIR
BAGS
is:
-
ANS
The
backseat.
The
"Yield"
sign
means:
-
ANS
Slow
down
and
yield
to
traffic
on
main
road
when
merging.
What
does
a
traffic
signal
with
a
"YELLOW
LEFT
ARROW"
indicate
to
the
driver?
-
ANS
Prepare
to
yield
to
oncoming
traffic.
The
center
of
the
roadway
is
marked
with
one
SOLID
yellow
line
and
one
BROKEN
yellow
line.
If
the
BROKEN
yellow
line
is
one
the
RIGHT
of
the
