AAA Driver Improvement Exam ( Questions with
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In a crash which term is better to use over another? - ANSWER collision over accident
what are 3 things that are true about driving? - ANSWER risk is always present, actual risk at any
time might not match what you perceive the risk to be, every road user affects level of risk at
any point
how do you reduce risk? - ANSWER assume other drivers will take the action that puts you at
the most risk and be ready to respond, do your best to never cause another driver to have to
steer or change speed
what makes an aggressive visual search? - ANSWER look 20-30 seconds ahead of your path of
travel and look for an alternate path 12-15 seconds ahead
what is a placard? - ANSWER what you hang from a mirror for a disability but must be in use for
the driver/passenger
what should your line of sight be? - ANSWER at least 3 inches above the top of the wheel
what should the distance from one's steering wheel be? - ANSWER at least 10 inches away
how should one hold the wheel? - ANSWER either 9 and 3 or 8 and 4 o'clock
,what are the levels of child safety restraints? - ANSWER rear facing seats, forward facing seats,
booster seats, seat belt, and backseat until age 13
Electronic stability control - ANSWER retains traction during hard cornering maneuvers
Lane Departure Warning System - ANSWER tracks a vehicle's position within a lane
adaptive cruise control - ANSWER A special form of speed control that aids the driver in
maintaining
a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, often by automatically adjusting speed to maintain the
desired headway.
ground viewing - ANSWER Searching beneath parked vehicles and other objects for signs of
movement
what is side vision - ANSWER peripheral vision
what are the aspects of speed - ANSWER legal speed limit, safe speed for prevailing conditions,
adjusting position relative to others
what are the 3 things that affect speed - ANSWER visibility, traction, surrounding traffic
what happens as speed increases? - ANSWER crash likelihood increases
when should you not use cruise control? - ANSWER in wet weather
what things reduce traction? - ANSWER substances on roads, surface conditions, hydroplaning,
and temperature changes
, what should one's braking space be? - ANSWER 4-5 seconds
how much should one's following distance be? - ANSWER 3-4 seconds
what is the reference point for parking on a street? - ANSWER line center of the hood with the
seam of the edge of the road and curb
what is the reference point for stopping while pulling into a spot? - ANSWER line the bottom of
your side view mirror with the line/curb
what is the reference point for backing into a spot? - ANSWER the curb seam should bisect a
rear window
what are the 3 main steps of driving? - ANSWER perception, decision, action
interstate loop - ANSWER bypasses cities or congested areas and meets the primary route at
both ends; 3 digit route numbers that begin with an even number
interstate spur - ANSWER short route that connects with a primary route at only 1 end; 3 digit
route numbers and begin with an odd number
what are the categories of drugs? - ANSWER prescription medications, non-prescription (over
the counter), illegal/illicit drugs
distraction - ANSWER results when situation, event, or person draws a driver's focus away from
driving
correct verified answers ) 100% guaranteed pass |
Graded A+
In a crash which term is better to use over another? - ANSWER collision over accident
what are 3 things that are true about driving? - ANSWER risk is always present, actual risk at any
time might not match what you perceive the risk to be, every road user affects level of risk at
any point
how do you reduce risk? - ANSWER assume other drivers will take the action that puts you at
the most risk and be ready to respond, do your best to never cause another driver to have to
steer or change speed
what makes an aggressive visual search? - ANSWER look 20-30 seconds ahead of your path of
travel and look for an alternate path 12-15 seconds ahead
what is a placard? - ANSWER what you hang from a mirror for a disability but must be in use for
the driver/passenger
what should your line of sight be? - ANSWER at least 3 inches above the top of the wheel
what should the distance from one's steering wheel be? - ANSWER at least 10 inches away
how should one hold the wheel? - ANSWER either 9 and 3 or 8 and 4 o'clock
,what are the levels of child safety restraints? - ANSWER rear facing seats, forward facing seats,
booster seats, seat belt, and backseat until age 13
Electronic stability control - ANSWER retains traction during hard cornering maneuvers
Lane Departure Warning System - ANSWER tracks a vehicle's position within a lane
adaptive cruise control - ANSWER A special form of speed control that aids the driver in
maintaining
a safe distance from the vehicle ahead, often by automatically adjusting speed to maintain the
desired headway.
ground viewing - ANSWER Searching beneath parked vehicles and other objects for signs of
movement
what is side vision - ANSWER peripheral vision
what are the aspects of speed - ANSWER legal speed limit, safe speed for prevailing conditions,
adjusting position relative to others
what are the 3 things that affect speed - ANSWER visibility, traction, surrounding traffic
what happens as speed increases? - ANSWER crash likelihood increases
when should you not use cruise control? - ANSWER in wet weather
what things reduce traction? - ANSWER substances on roads, surface conditions, hydroplaning,
and temperature changes
, what should one's braking space be? - ANSWER 4-5 seconds
how much should one's following distance be? - ANSWER 3-4 seconds
what is the reference point for parking on a street? - ANSWER line center of the hood with the
seam of the edge of the road and curb
what is the reference point for stopping while pulling into a spot? - ANSWER line the bottom of
your side view mirror with the line/curb
what is the reference point for backing into a spot? - ANSWER the curb seam should bisect a
rear window
what are the 3 main steps of driving? - ANSWER perception, decision, action
interstate loop - ANSWER bypasses cities or congested areas and meets the primary route at
both ends; 3 digit route numbers that begin with an even number
interstate spur - ANSWER short route that connects with a primary route at only 1 end; 3 digit
route numbers and begin with an odd number
what are the categories of drugs? - ANSWER prescription medications, non-prescription (over
the counter), illegal/illicit drugs
distraction - ANSWER results when situation, event, or person draws a driver's focus away from
driving
