TEEN SMART QUESTIONS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RATED A+
FOR SUCCESS
Teens are more likely to drink and drive than adults - ANSWERSFiction
Teens must be safer because they have sharper and quicker reactions than most
drivers especially older ones - ANSWERSFiction
Teens are more prone to take risks than adults - ANSWERSFact
When teens are involved in serious collisions it's usually their fault - ANSWERSFact
Your GPS should - ANSWERSBe set before you drive
To check to see if right side mirror is correctly positioned - ANSWERSMake sure u can
just see the side of ur vehicle on the mirrors inside edge
Standard brakes - ANSWERSThe wheels can lock up so u have to pump the brake
pedal
The steering wheel should be - ANSWERSAimed at your chest
Your line of sight above the steering wheel should be - ANSWERS3 inches
Your airbag should be - ANSWERS
Your seat should be positioned so you are comfortable and can reach all the controls -
ANSWERSWithout leaning over
Seat belts should be - ANSWERSLow across your hips and the shoulder belt cross ur
chest
Your rear view mirror should be positioned so that - ANSWERSIt shows as much of the
back window as possible
Anti-lock brakes - ANSWERSWheels don't lock up
Have to keep foot on pedal
Blind spot indicators, back up cameras, lane departure warning systems and steering
controls are - ANSWERSUseful but can be hazardous if used improperly or at the
wrong time
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS RATED A+
FOR SUCCESS
Teens are more likely to drink and drive than adults - ANSWERSFiction
Teens must be safer because they have sharper and quicker reactions than most
drivers especially older ones - ANSWERSFiction
Teens are more prone to take risks than adults - ANSWERSFact
When teens are involved in serious collisions it's usually their fault - ANSWERSFact
Your GPS should - ANSWERSBe set before you drive
To check to see if right side mirror is correctly positioned - ANSWERSMake sure u can
just see the side of ur vehicle on the mirrors inside edge
Standard brakes - ANSWERSThe wheels can lock up so u have to pump the brake
pedal
The steering wheel should be - ANSWERSAimed at your chest
Your line of sight above the steering wheel should be - ANSWERS3 inches
Your airbag should be - ANSWERS
Your seat should be positioned so you are comfortable and can reach all the controls -
ANSWERSWithout leaning over
Seat belts should be - ANSWERSLow across your hips and the shoulder belt cross ur
chest
Your rear view mirror should be positioned so that - ANSWERSIt shows as much of the
back window as possible
Anti-lock brakes - ANSWERSWheels don't lock up
Have to keep foot on pedal
Blind spot indicators, back up cameras, lane departure warning systems and steering
controls are - ANSWERSUseful but can be hazardous if used improperly or at the
wrong time
