Traffic School Section 2 Questions & Answers 100% Correct!

What happens to you when you try to drive when you are drowsy? - ANSWERSslower reaction time and it takes you longer to process information and blurry sight when to not drive - ANSWERSoverly emotional, poor vision, tired/drowsy, alcohol, bad weather or road conditions, vehicle condition, suspended or no license, no or problems with insurance What happens if you are caught driving without insurance? - ANSWERSfined up to $200 on your first conviction. In addition, you could have your car impounded (confiscated) and your license suspended. What can you do to communicate with other road users? - ANSWERSturn signals, eye contact, flashing headlights, horn road hazards, what to do? - ANSWERSfollow the 3 sec rule behind car, scan 10-15 secs ahead, use best judgement to react quickly precautions for on the road hazards - ANSWERSsee and be seen, slow down, pull over and wait, don't skid, don't do water deeper than over bottom of car precautions around children - ANSWERSbefore driving check around car bcus u might not be able to see them, don't leave child 6 and under in car unattended When is it ok to leave a child unattended in a car? - ANSWERSif there is someone 12 or over Pedestrian Safety - ANSWERSPedestrians have the right-of-way in ALL crosswalks - both marked and unmarked. Don't pass a vehicle that has stopped at a crosswalk. A pedestrian you can't see may be crossing the road. Don't stop inside the crosswalk. This is a pedestrian's safe space. By entering this space with your vehicle, you are endangering the pedestrian. Don't forget the importance of eye contact! If a pedestrian has made eye contact with you, he or she is ready to cross the street. Bicycle Safety - ANSWERSMust allow a distance of at least three feet between any part of