California Drivers Ed Section 4 Review Questions and Answers

You'll find most roads very slippery when it first starts to rain When driving in the rain, it is safest to turn on your headlights, wipers and defroster Only pass if a hill or curve is at least 1/3 of a mile away Traffic breaks are used by law enforcement to remove hazards from roadway To assist the officer with a traffic break Turn on your emergency flashers During an enforcement stop turn on your right turn signal When being pulled over on the road Move your vehicle to the right shoulder When being pulled over on the freeway Move completely on to the right shoulder During an enforcement stop Turn your radio off, hang up your cell phone When pulled over by an officer Never step outside your car, unless asked to by the officer When being stopped by an officer Roll windows down, place hands in the clear If you are involved in a skid turn the steering wheel in the direction of the skid A locked wheel skid is usually caused by Braking too hard at high speed Never turn your ignition to the locked position while moving Because your steering will lock up, and you'll lose control One of the most common causes of collisions is Driver distractions If you are involved in a collision and don't stop You may be convicted of a "hit and run" If you hit a parked car and can't find the owner Leave a note identifying yourself Good peripheral vision means you can see "out of the corner of your eye" Remember, if you must take medicines and drive All medicines are potentially dangerous Your personality affects how you drive best to use good judgement Although not required by law, your doctor may report any condition affecting your ability to drive when you experience impaired judgement it affects how you react to sounds and what you see