Swerve Midterm Test

What position should your hands be at on a steering wheel? Why? - Answer-9 and 3 for most range of motion is emergencies and the air bag will not hit you hands at 9 and 3 it will only protect your body. What is a walk around? What do you do? - Answer-Walk around the car to check for problems like leaks or no tread in the tires, body damage, windows are open/closed, void area (area surrounding the car). What is LICAMS? - Answer-Lock Ignition (accessories is what you leave the key in to be able to use the battery) Cellphone (off) Adjust seat Mirrors, check mirror every time Seatbelt fascinated What is the rule about seatbelts? - Answer-Click it (since it) or tick it. Anybody 16 or older pays for their own ticket for not having a seat belt and 16 and under the driver pays for the ticket. Why do you have your lights on always? - Answer-Engine on, light on. At night you want to see better and let people see you. In the day light it is just for letting people see you. What is a SMMOG? When do you use it? - Answer-Signal (your intent 5-6 seconds before) Mirror (review mirror) Mirror (side mirrors) Over the shoulder look Go only when clear lane Use it any time you make a lateral move. Where does your left foot go when driving? - Answer-The dead petal Where does your right foot go when driving? - Answer-Pivots from break to gas for smooth driving. Squeeze down and ease off of gas and break. What are the steps for parking? - Answer-Break is the first thing your foot is on when starting a