What is the imaginary line called from your eye to the object? correct answer: line of sight
What is Perception Distance? correct answer: The distance you travel from when you see a hazard to when you react
What is the problem with front wheel lock-up? correct answer: Loose control of the ...
Michigan Driver's Ed- Segment 1 2023| 79 questions|
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What is the imaginary line called from your eye to the object? correct answer: line of sight
What is Perception Distance? correct answer: The distance you travel from when you see a hazard to when you react
What is the problem with front wheel lock-up? correct answer: Loose control of the car
What is the worst principle of controlling the consequences of a crash? correct answer: Avoid a head-on collision
What does ESP stand for? correct answer: Electronic Stability Program
What should you do when driving down a steep hill? correct answer: Brake early and slow down
Where should you position your car when driving by a parked car on a side street? correct answer: Drive on the left side of your lane
What does SEE stand for? correct answer: Search, Evaluate, Execute
What does hand over hand steering involve? correct answer: Crossing hands, 1 hand pulls down,
other crosses
How do you pay off sleep debt? correct answer: Sleep
What do lane use lights do? correct answer: Tell you what lanes to use at a given time
When should you turn your headlights on? correct answer: 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes
before sunrise
When can a child less than four be in the front seat? correct answer: When the airbag is off
What should you do when passing a car on a 2 lane road? correct answer: Make sure it is legal, make sure it is safe
What is the best way to avoid emergencies? correct answer: Continually searching for hazards
What is the best way to prevent skidding on ice? correct answer: Steer and brake smoothly
At what speed does the 3 second rule work properly? correct answer: 45mph and under
What are regulatory signs for? correct answer: Control of Traffic Movement What do you do when the vehicle in front of you blocks your view? correct answer: Back up
To avoid conflicts in the right lane, what do you do? correct answer: Speed up, signal, look
Where should you look if someone has their high beams on? correct answer: Look at the right edge of the road (flash brights on and off)
Where do you stop if you see a person with a white stick/guide dog? correct answer: At crosswalk
When do you have the right of way? correct answer: When the other driver gives it to you
What does it mean when the crosswalk sign starts flashing? correct answer: The light is going to
change soon
What do you do if you cannot squeeze between an oncoming car and parked cars? correct answer: Pull behind parked cars
If you have to stop fast without ABS, what do you do? correct answer: Hit the brakes, but don't lock the wheels
When can you pass a car on the right? correct answer: When there is a passing lane on the left
What will driving in the tracks of the car in front of you on a wet road do for you? correct answer: Better traction/less water
On a pre-drive, check: correct answer: tires, lights, control panel
What should you do if the bus in front of you has yellow flashers on? correct answer: Slow down and pass with caution
What should you do if the accelerator sticks? correct answer: Apply brakes, shift into neutral, put hazards on
What should you do if you are about to be hit at a 90 degree angle? correct answer: Stop or accelerate to get out of the way
What shoulder should you look at if you are backing out at and angle? correct answer: Right
How can you keep the window clear, humid, and dry? correct answer: Put AC on all the way, turn vents, open window
If you cannot merge onto a freeway, what do you do? correct answer: Stop if necessary
Who has the right of way in the roundabout? correct answer: Cars circulating
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