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Drivers Ed
Ch 3, 6 Drivers Ed
Question | Answer |
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What does Minnesota's basic speed law say about speed limits? | Never drive a car faster than is reasonable under EXISTING CONDITIONS |
Legal speed limit in normal driving conditions for interstate highways outside of urban areas is how many mph? | 70 mph |
Legal speed limit in normal driving conditions for two-lane highways is how many mph? | 55 mph |
Legal speed limit in normal driving conditions for alleys is how many mph? | 10 mph |
Legal speed limit in normal driving conditions for urban areas is how many mph? | 30 mph |
3 (of many)circumstances that reduced speed is often required under certain circumstances. | Flag person, pedestrians, barricades, weather, curve/hilltop, flares/reflectors on road, railroad crossing, narrow/winding roads, emergency vehicles, school, construction |
Speed _______________ your field of vision | decreases |
Hang signals for turning cannot be used at ____________. | night |
Signaling ____ ______ give you the right to change lanes. | does not |
________ are given to let both the pedestrains and drivers know what you plan to do. | Signals |
When making a _______turn, you should turn from the lane closest to the center line and keep your wheels straight while waiting for oncoming traffic. | left |
You should yield right-of-way _______ completing your turn | before |
Driving _________than the posted speed limit is okay as long as its in a passing zone and safe to do so. | faster |
It is _________ to be killed in a crash when traveling at speeds as low as 12 mph. | possible |
What does the acronym SMOG stand for? | Signal, mirror, over the shoulder(blind spots), go |
You may turn right after stopping for a red light | if you are in the correct turn lane and your path is clear |
U- turns are not allowed | on interstate freeways, near a top of a hill or on curves where other vehicles cant see you for 1000 feet, and where no u-turn signs are posted. |
Backing up is ________ allowed on freeways or expressways | NOT |
Before __________, walk around your vehicle | backing up |
When properly parked parallel to a curb, your vehicle's wheels alongside the curb must be no more than __________ from the curb. | 12 inches (or 1 foot) |
Minimum feet in parking distance to a railroad crossing | 50 feet |
Minimum feet in parking distance to a fire hydrant | 10 feet |
Minimum feet in parking distance to controlled intersection | 30 feet |
Minimum feet in parking distance to crosswalk at an intersection | 20 feet |
Parking is not allowed | within intersections, in front of a driveway, on a crosswalk or sidewalk, besides a curb painted yellow |
Infants must ride rear facing until at least _____ year(s) of age and 20 lbs. | 1 |
Children that have outgrown a safety seat should use a booster seat until they are at least ___ years of age or 4'9" tall. | 8 |
You still need to wear a __________even that your vehicle has airbags | seatbelt |
If possible, there should be ______ between the driver's chest and the steering wheel. | 10 inches |
In a case of a crash, _______ put your hands in front of your face. | do not |
It is the ______ responsibility to make sure ALL passengers are safe. | driver's |
Proper _____ position is 8 and 4 or 9 and 3 on the wheel and thumbs out. | hand |
If a _______ results in injury or death or total property damage of $1000 or more, each driver must forward a traffic crash report with 10 days to Driver and Vehicle Services in St. Paul. | crash |
A motor vehicle driven on a ______ road must be covered by no fault and liability insurance. | public |
You should leave ___ seconds between you and the vehicle in front of you | 3 |
Explain why you should keep 3 seconds between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you | helps you keep a safe following distance |
How can you keep a 3 second distance between your vehicle and the vehicle ahead of you | choose a fixed point and count, 1 one thousand, 2 one thousand, 3 one thousand |
What are two reasons you would need to change your following distance. | weather, ice, snow, fog, sleet, speed, trucks/cars with trailers, night driving, tire treads |
Proper following distance ______________ with speed. | increases |
__________ will affect you as a driver. | Darkness |
The ________ lane on the freeway should be for passing purposes only. | left |
It is okay to go ________ than the posted speed limit in some cases. | slower |
It ______ _________ to stop and back-up on the freeway. | NOT okay |
Safe driving requires _____________ from all drivers. | courtesy |
It is NOT legal to coast down steep hills with your transmission in _____________. | neutral |
When driving in heavy fog/rain keep your headlights on ________ _______. | low beam |
____________ means water can collect under tires and lift them off the surface of the road. | Hydroplaning |
It is _____________ to drive a vehicle packed with more than _____people in the front seat blocking your view. | illegal; 3 |
Is running out of fuel on the freeway considered an emergency? Can you get a ticket? | No, it is not an emergency. Yes, you will get a ticket. |
What are freeway ramp meters used for? | reduce traffic jams, reduce crashes, and make merging easier |
If another driver has their high beams on, should you flash them with yours? | NO |
___________ _____________ poisoning can take place in a matter of minutes. | Carbon Monoxide |
Within ____________ feet of an oncoming vehicle or following another vehicle at a distance of ________ feet or less, your headlights must be set on low beams | 1000; 200 |
Do not _____________ your headlights. This means driving so fast that your headlights do not illuminate (light up) the road in front of you. | overdrive |
5 ways to maintain alertness and concentration: | stop as often as you need to; with passengers - talk in order to stay alert; if alone, listen to the radio, sing along; if weather permits, open window slightly for fresh air; if nothing works, stop, park away from the road and rest. |