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Drivers Ed (Ohio) Questions and Answers correct 6 months A person applying for a probationary license must have had a temporary permit for at least _______ months and proof of 50 hours of practice driving time 12 second a minimum ______ second scan is reommended True True or False: Graduated licensing allows young drivers to improve their skills and driving habits, and restricts nighttime driving, when most teen driver accidents occur five Teenage drivers are responsible for ______ times as many crash death per license holder as drivers 35-64 years old evaluate the second step in the S.E.E process is to 7 steps There are ______ stepson the turning process that we have discussed True True or False: Use of the accelerator during backing should avoided unless the driver is backing on an incline Search, Signal, Select, Steer The Vehicle Movement Checklist is composed of 4 "S"s True True or False: Drivers must know where U-turns are allowed and not allowed 27% Approximately _______ percent of crashes in the United States occur at intersections True True or False: You should check your vehicle's surroundings before driving to check for objects, animals, or children in the area Interior Dome/Courtesy Lights this is not located on the instrument panel True True or False: Safety belts are a type of active restraint, while air bags are a type of supplemental restraint brake lights the _______ automatically appear whenever you press the brake pedal right the acceleration pedal is located to the ______ of the brake pedal 15 mph speed limiting all alleys within a municipal corporation 20 mph speed limit when passing a school building or grounds during openings and closing hours 25 mph speed limit in all other portions of a municipal corporation 35 mph speed limit on all state routes or through highways 50 mph speed limit on all state routes within municipal corporations outside urban districts 55 mph speed limit for vehicles weighing more than 8,000 pounds 55 mph speed limit on all highways 60-65 mph speed limit on designated highways for vehicles weighing 8,000 pounds 65 mph speed limit on all freeways with paved shoulders inside municipal corporations 65 mpph speed limit on rural interstates for vehicles weighing more than 8,000 pounds 70 mph speed limit for vehicles on all rural freeways 6-point violation homicide by vehicle 6-point violation operation a vehicle while under the influence 6-point violation failure to stop and disclose identity at the scene of a collision 6-point violation willingly fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer 6-point violation racing 6-point violation operation a vehicle without consent of the owner 6-point violation using a vehicle in the commission of a felony 4-point violation willful or wanton disregard of the safety of people or property 2-point violation all moving violations and some speed offenses 2-point violation operating a motor vehicle in violation of a restriction intersections of roadways and railroad tracks that do not include a traffic signal to warn of an oncoming train uncontrolled railroad crossings True True or False: An example of a regulatory sign is a DO NOT ENTER sign Blue Guide signs are ______ and white in color and may have written words on them 10 feet In Ohio, drivers are required to stop at least _____ feet from the frontier rear of the school bus and cannot proceed until the school bus resumes motion or until the bus driver signals to proceed False True or False: Motorists are not permitted to complete a right turn during a presentation of a circular red signal True According to Ohio law, a speeding violation may result in four points, two points, or no points depending on the speed limit in effect and number of miles per hour by which the speed limit was exceeded Search, Evaluate, Execute S.E.E Search, Identify, Predict, Decide, and Execute SIPDE "Aim High", "Keep Your Eyes Moving", "Get the Big Picture", "Make Sure Others See You", "Leave Yourself an 'Out'" Smith System the amount of time it takes a person to identify a hazard and begin the process of appropriately responding to the hazard Perception DIstance the distance the vehicle will travel after a driver identifies a hazard until the driver initiates a response Reaction Distance the distance a vehicle travels after a driver depresses the service brake pedal Braking Distance getting a larger view of the roadway, looking for high risk situations, and gaining information searching involves... 6 There are __________ defined locations around your motor vehicle true True or False: The Smith System another long-established Space Management, which can be used collaboratively with the S.E.E. System false True or False: A two-second following distance is more than enough time pointed toward the middle of the road when parked on an incline and there is a curb, turn your wheels... toward the curb/edge of the road when parked downhill, turn your wheels... to the side of the road when parked on an incline and there is no curb, turn your wheels... the resistance to motion between two objects friction a form of friction - the gripping ability of the tires on the road surface traction $30 for drivers and $20 for front-seat passengers What is the fine for people found unbelted when stopped? true True or False: SUVs have a high center of gravity 2/32 It is recommended that tires on a passenger motor vehicle have t least _______ inches of tire tread static, rollin, and sliding traction There are different types of traction, that include... false True or False: A child should be seated in the front seat towards If you are facing downhill, turn your wheels _________ the curb True True or False: If you are involved in motor vehicle collision, regardless of severity, the Good Samaritan Law allows you to volunteer to render aid to the injured depress the accelerator pedal to the floorboard and don't relate or pump the pedal, turn on the ignition switch and crank the engine up for 5-10 seconds, if the engine starts, release the accelerator pedal slowly as the engine begins to run smoothly In the event of a flooded engine, you should... True True of False: With either type of parking brake, if you pull up or depress the floor pedal too fast, you will likely induce a rear wheel skid.

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Drivers Ed (Ohio) Questions and Answers
correct

6 months - answerA person applying for a probationary license must have had a
temporary permit for at least _______ months and proof of 50 hours of practice driving
time

12 second - answera minimum ______ second scan is reommended

True - answerTrue or False: Graduated licensing allows young drivers to improve their
skills and driving habits, and restricts nighttime driving, when most teen driver accidents
occur

five - answerTeenage drivers are responsible for ______ times as many crash death
per license holder as drivers 35-64 years old

evaluate - answerthe second step in the S.E.E process is to

7 steps - answerThere are ______ stepson the turning process that we have discussed

True - answerTrue or False: Use of the accelerator during backing should avoided
unless the driver is backing on an incline

Search, Signal, Select, Steer - answerThe Vehicle Movement Checklist is composed of
4 "S"s

True - answerTrue or False: Drivers must know where U-turns are allowed and not
allowed

27% - answerApproximately _______ percent of crashes in the United States occur at
intersections

True - answerTrue or False: You should check your vehicle's surroundings before
driving to check for objects, animals, or children in the area

Interior Dome/Courtesy Lights - answerthis is not located on the instrument panel

True - answerTrue or False: Safety belts are a type of active restraint, while air bags are
a type of supplemental restraint

brake lights - answerthe _______ automatically appear whenever you press the brake
pedal

, right - answerthe acceleration pedal is located to the ______ of the brake pedal

15 mph - answerspeed limiting all alleys within a municipal corporation

20 mph - answerspeed limit when passing a school building or grounds during openings
and closing hours

25 mph - answerspeed limit in all other portions of a municipal corporation

35 mph - answerspeed limit on all state routes or through highways

50 mph - answerspeed limit on all state routes within municipal corporations outside
urban districts

55 mph - answerspeed limit for vehicles weighing more than 8,000 pounds

55 mph - answerspeed limit on all highways

60-65 mph - answerspeed limit on designated highways for vehicles weighing 8,000
pounds

65 mph - answerspeed limit on all freeways with paved shoulders inside municipal
corporations

65 mpph - answerspeed limit on rural interstates for vehicles weighing more than 8,000
pounds

70 mph - answerspeed limit for vehicles on all rural freeways

6-point violation - answerhomicide by vehicle

6-point violation - answeroperation a vehicle while under the influence

6-point violation - answerfailure to stop and disclose identity at the scene of a collision

6-point violation - answerwillingly fleeing or eluding a law enforcement officer

6-point violation - answerracing

6-point violation - answeroperation a vehicle without consent of the owner

6-point violation - answerusing a vehicle in the commission of a felony

4-point violation - answerwillful or wanton disregard of the safety of people or property

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