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Driver's Ed Final Exam Study Guide Latest. 1. What does HTS stand for? Highway Transportation System 2. What is the Highway Transportation System? a group of people that make the laws covering all roads 3. What are the Five Types of Vehicles? car, trucks, motorcycle, bike, and bus 4. What are the control devices of a vehicle? steering wheel, gas pedal, brake pedal, ignition key, and gear shift 5. What are the safety devices of a ve- hicle? seat belt, air bag, door locks, frame of car, bumpers, head rests, windshield wipers, mirrors, defrosters, sun visors, roll cage 6. What are the Communication De- vices of a vehicle? Turn signal, horn, taillights, headlights, brake lights, hazard lights, bright lights, revers lights, parking lights, hand signals, and the CB Radio 7. What is the technique for turning the wheel? hand over hand or push-pull technique 8. What are the hand positions of which you should hold a steering wheel? 10 and 2 or 9 and 3 (if the steering wheel was like a clock) 9. What is tracking? the ability to stay in the middle of your lane 10. What way should drivers track to? to the left 11. How often should you check a mir- ror? every 5-10 seconds, depending on the speed and the amount of traflc 12. 2 seconds How much following distance should you have during good weather conditions? 13. How much following distance should you have during bad weath- er conditions? 7 seconds 14. What is hydroplaning? sliding on the top layer of water 15. How do you fix hydroplaning? release your foot ott the gas pedal; do nor brake, and straighten out your wheel if you have to. 16. What does the I stand for in the process IPDE 17. What does the P stand for in the process IPDE 18. What does the D stand for in the process IPDE 19. What does the E stand for in the process IPDE 20. What are the two types of intersec- tions? Identify potential hazards Predict what the hazard will do Decide on what action to take Execute your action controlled and uncontrolled 21. How do you identify a controlled in- It has traflc lights or stop signs tersection? 22. How do you identify an uncon- trolled intersection? nothing is in charge of the intersection

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Driver's Ed Final Exam Study Guide Latest.


1. What does HTS stand for? Highway Transportation System

2. What is the Highway a group of people that make the laws covering all
Transportation System? roads

3. What are the Five Types of car, trucks, motorcycle, bike, and bus
Vehicles?
4. What are the control devices of steering wheel, gas pedal, brake pedal, ignition
a vehicle? key, and gear shift

5. What are the safety devices of seat belt, air bag, door locks, frame of car,
a ve- hicle? bumpers, head rests, windshield wipers, mirrors,
defrosters, sun visors, roll cage

6. What are the Communication Turn signal, horn, taillights, headlights, brake lights,
De- vices of a vehicle? hazard lights, bright lights, revers lights, parking
lights, hand signals, and the CB Radio

7. What is the technique for hand over hand or push-pull technique
turning the wheel?

8. What are the hand positions 10 and 2
of which you should hold a or
steering wheel? 9 and 3
(if the steering wheel was like a clock)

9. What is tracking? the ability to stay in the middle of your lane

10. What way should drivers track to the left
to?
11. How often should you check a every 5-10 seconds, depending on the speed
mir- ror? and the amount of traflc

12. 2 seconds

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How much following
distance should you have
during good weather
conditions?
7 seconds
13. How much following distance
should you have during bad
weath- er conditions?

14. What is hydroplaning? sliding on the top layer of water

15. How do you fix hydroplaning? release your foot ott the gas pedal; do nor brake,
and
straighten out your wheel if you have to.

16. What does the I stand for in Identify potential hazards
the process IPDE

17. What does the P stand for in
Predict what the hazard will do
the process IPDE

18. What does the D stand for in
Decide on what action to take
the process IPDE

19. What does the E stand for in
the process IPDE Execute your action

20. What are the two types of
intersec- tions? controlled and uncontrolled

21. How do you identify a controlled in- It has traflc lights or stop signs
tersection?

22. How do you identify an nothing is in charge of the intersection
uncon- trolled
intersection?
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23. How should you react to an act as the intersection is a stop sign, and if there
uncon- trolled intersection? are no cars, slow down and go
24. What are the sign colors on red, orange, yellow, green, blue, brown, red white
the road?
and black.
25. What does a yellow road
roadway hazards
sign mean?

26. What does an orange road
constuctional
sign mean?

27. What does a red road sign mean? stop

28. What does a green road sign mean? informational

29. What does a blue road sign mean? guide signs

30. What does a brown road parks and recreation, historical landmarks and
sign mean? mon- uments
31. What does a red, white, and regulatory signs-how to drive
black road sign mean?

32. What are roadway markings? lines painted on the road or reflectors used to sep
rate the lanes of traflc

33. What are the two colors of roadway yellow and white
markings?

34. What do white roadway one way traflc
markings mean?

35. What do yellow roadway
two way traflc
markings mean?


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