Driver’s Ed – Flashcards

Right of way laws are written in terms of (blank) the right of way

You have the right of way only when (blank) give it to you

As you are about to enter the vehicle from the street side, you should stand at the front of the vehicle (blank)

Each time you drive, make a routine pre-driving check of (blank)

Children under (blank) and less than 4 feet 9 inches in height must be properly secured in a child restraint system

Inertia is the primary reason that (blank) are important to a driver in a crash

If the air bags are not in proper operating condition the (blank) will stay on

Your seat should be adjusted so your feet can easily operate the controls (blank) from the floor

If the head restraint is adjusted properly, it should be behind the (blank) of the person's head

When braking for an emergency stop with a vehicle that has anti-lock brakes, you should (blank)

If you must stop suddenly and your vehicle is not equipped with ABS, you should pivot your foot from the accelerator to the brake pedal and (blank), stopping just short of locking the wheels

You want to back out of an angled parking space on a street with two-way traffic. You should always back slowly and look over your (blank) as you back up

You should turn your front wheel (blank) when you park facing uphill

When you enter traffic from a parking space you should for a (blank) to get up the speed of traffic

If you don't want have room to squeeze be an oncoming vehicle on a narrow street, you should pull over and (blank) vehicles

The speed limit for a mobile home park or on some roads adjacent to (blank)

Speed limit in a (blank) (residential)

The safest and easiest method to make a turnabout is backing into a driveway or alley on (blank)

Guide signs

*sign with two opposite arrows* Vehicles on the road travel in (blank)

Flashing red - traffic signal at an intersection means (blank) before entering

Flashing yellow - traffic signal at an intersection means (blank) and (blank)

Flashing light turn arrow - tells you oncoming traffic through (blank)

Yellow lines separate traffic moving in (blank) on a two-way road

A broken yellow line means (blank) when it is safe

The distance that you should look ahead of your vehicle while driving in city traffic at low speed is at (blank)

Searching for visual clues changes according to the driving environment. While driving on open highways, you should (blank) than in the city

A driver's (blank) should include the entire area of the highway and the surroundings you can see

Managing space wisely in city traffic allows you to (blank)

When practical, it is best to a have a space of at least (blank) on both sides of your vehicle

When another driver is tailgating your vehicle , it is best to allow a greater space area to the (blank)

SEE stands for (blank)

To drive straight forward, you should look far ahead toward the (blank) intended path

The best way to keep from getting involved in emergency driving situations is to continually (blank)

When driving in city traffic, you should look at least (blank)

When stopped at a red signal light which then changes to green, you should (blank) before proceeding

When stopped for a red signal at an intersection you should (blank) before moving after the light turns green

The instant you observe a conflict ahead, you should (blank)

Perception distance is the distance your vehicle travels from the time the eyes see a hazard to the time the (blank)

The (blank) is an estimate of your total stopping distance