Driving 101 Questions from all classes
All Solved.
What is the difference between proactive and reactive driving? - Answer Proactive driving
anticipates hazards before they happen, while reactive driving responds after something
happens.
What is zone control in driving? - Answer Managing the space around your vehicle to reduce
risk and maintain safe driving conditions.
What are the most important factors in controlling your vehicle? - Answer Speed and traction.
What are the 5 rules of the SMITH System? - Answer Aim high in steering, get the big picture,
keep your eyes moving, leave yourself an out, make sure they see you.
What should you always leave yourself while driving? - Answer An out.
What does the 'L' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Look far ahead and scan
constantly.
What does the 'D' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Decide safely before acting.
What does the 'C' in the systematic approach refer to? - Answer Communicate with other road
users.
What does the 'P' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Position your vehicle safely
with proper speed and lane placement.
What does the second 'C' in the systematic approach refer to? - Answer Check surroundings
one last time for safety.
What does the 'B' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Be prepared to adapt or
abort the action.
What do headlights, taillights, and brake lights communicate? - Answer They communicate
intentions.
, What is the recommended action regarding your eyes while driving? - Answer Don't stare!
Change your views and always keep your eyes moving.
What age group has the highest crash rates? - Answer Drivers aged 16-25.
What is Lane Position 1? - Answer Center of the lane.
What is Lane Position 2? - Answer Left side of the lane.
What is Lane Position 3? - Answer Right side of the lane.
What should you look for as clues while driving? - Answer Pedestrians, brake lights and
turning vehicles, road signs/signals, weather and road conditions.
What is the seatbelt law for individuals aged 16 and older? - Answer They receive their own
ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.
What is the seatbelt fine? - Answer About $136.
Until what age should children be in a rear-facing seat? - Answer Until age 2.
What type of harness should children use until 4 years old? - Answer A five-piece harness.
What is the height requirement for using a booster seat? - Answer Until 4'9" tall.
Where should children under 13 years old ride? - Answer In the back seat.
What should you never use your horn for? - Answer To get someone's attention aggressively,
show anger, or point out mistakes.
What does cruise control do? - Answer Keeps the car moving at one constant speed.
When should you never use cruise control? - Answer Uphill, in the rain, snow, or ice.
How should a headrest be positioned? - Answer Behind the middle of your head to reduce
neck injuries.
All Solved.
What is the difference between proactive and reactive driving? - Answer Proactive driving
anticipates hazards before they happen, while reactive driving responds after something
happens.
What is zone control in driving? - Answer Managing the space around your vehicle to reduce
risk and maintain safe driving conditions.
What are the most important factors in controlling your vehicle? - Answer Speed and traction.
What are the 5 rules of the SMITH System? - Answer Aim high in steering, get the big picture,
keep your eyes moving, leave yourself an out, make sure they see you.
What should you always leave yourself while driving? - Answer An out.
What does the 'L' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Look far ahead and scan
constantly.
What does the 'D' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Decide safely before acting.
What does the 'C' in the systematic approach refer to? - Answer Communicate with other road
users.
What does the 'P' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Position your vehicle safely
with proper speed and lane placement.
What does the second 'C' in the systematic approach refer to? - Answer Check surroundings
one last time for safety.
What does the 'B' in the systematic approach stand for? - Answer Be prepared to adapt or
abort the action.
What do headlights, taillights, and brake lights communicate? - Answer They communicate
intentions.
, What is the recommended action regarding your eyes while driving? - Answer Don't stare!
Change your views and always keep your eyes moving.
What age group has the highest crash rates? - Answer Drivers aged 16-25.
What is Lane Position 1? - Answer Center of the lane.
What is Lane Position 2? - Answer Left side of the lane.
What is Lane Position 3? - Answer Right side of the lane.
What should you look for as clues while driving? - Answer Pedestrians, brake lights and
turning vehicles, road signs/signals, weather and road conditions.
What is the seatbelt law for individuals aged 16 and older? - Answer They receive their own
ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.
What is the seatbelt fine? - Answer About $136.
Until what age should children be in a rear-facing seat? - Answer Until age 2.
What type of harness should children use until 4 years old? - Answer A five-piece harness.
What is the height requirement for using a booster seat? - Answer Until 4'9" tall.
Where should children under 13 years old ride? - Answer In the back seat.
What should you never use your horn for? - Answer To get someone's attention aggressively,
show anger, or point out mistakes.
What does cruise control do? - Answer Keeps the car moving at one constant speed.
When should you never use cruise control? - Answer Uphill, in the rain, snow, or ice.
How should a headrest be positioned? - Answer Behind the middle of your head to reduce
neck injuries.
