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Traction loss that is difficult to identify quickly - Answer Hydroplane
Most common following distance 55 mph or less - Answer 3 seconds
Rumble strips alert drivers of - Answer Approaching hazard (or going off the road)
When being tailgated you need greater space in _____ of you - Answer front
The best way to control consequences to avoid a collision is to - Answer brake or accelerate
quickly.
Aggressive drivers frequently - Answer take risks.
When parallel parking when do you turn left? - Answer When the front bumper clears the rear
bumper.
The 4-Second Rule estimates - Answer total stopping distance.
A thin layer of ice is called - Answer black ice.
It takes _ seconds for your eyes to readjust from bright lights. - Answer 5
If you're tired, should you drive? - Answer No.
Airbags are designed to be used with - Answer seatbelts.
To pass a vehicle at 60 mph it takes __ seconds. - Answer 19
, What should you do if your brakes fail? - Answer Pump the brakes, and then apply the
emergency brake.
What is the safest turnabout? - Answer Backing into a driveway on the right.
Head restraints protect you from _____ collisions. - Answer rear-end
Uncontrolled intersections are treated as a - Answer yield.
______ indicate that your tires need to be replaced. - Answer Wearbars
A stale green light is about to change to a _____ light. - Answer yellow
You must stop no closer than ___ feet from a railroad crossing. - Answer 15
You must stop no closer than ___ feet from a school bus with its light flashing - Answer 20
Proper hand position for cars with airbags is - Answer 9 to 3 or 8 to 4.
_________ type drugs slow your body down. - Answer Depressant
__ is the level for legal intoxication for alcohol. - Answer .08
When a police officer has someone stopped on the highway you should - Answer move to the
left lane.
When is it best to deal with distractions? - Answer Prior to driving.
How do you avoid missing your exit? - Answer Plan ahead.
Rural roadways change often and ______ is most important. - Answer speed control