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Driver's Education: AAA Book TestWhat are the most common causes of vehicle collisions? - Answers -- Speeding and
driving too fast for road conditions and situations
- Failing to yield the right-of-way
- Being distracted while driving or not paying enough attention
- Driving after consuming alcohol or other drugs
- Following other drivers too closely
Who/what makes up the Highway Transportation System (HTS)? - Answers --
Roadways
- Vehicles
- Drivers
Who regulates the Highway Transportation System? - Answers -- *You the driver who
obeys all the rules*
- Engineers
- Police
- Courts
- Division of Motor Vehicles
- Legislators
- Motor vehicle control book
What does IPDE stand for? - Answers -I = identify, as you drive your eyes collect
important information
P = predict, your brain then processes the information
d = decide, and decides what, if anything, to do based on that information
E = execute, you then act accordingly
What are the three skills required to drive a motor vehicle? - Answers -1. Mental
2. Physical
3. Social
What should you do/check each time you approach your vehicle? - Answers -- Have
your keys in hand before approaching your car or entering a parking area; if applicable
keep your finger poised over the panic alarm button
- Scan your surroundings! Stay alert to other pedestrians or drivers.
- Look for signs of movement between, beneath, and around objects to both sides of
your vehicle
- Make sure other drivers see you. Walk well away from parked vehicles
- If parked at a curb, face traffic as you approach the driver's door
, What should you do/check before you enter your vehicle? - Answers -- Check around
the vehicle for obstacles that could interfere with safe movement.
- Check the driveway, parking area, or street for children and other pedestrians.
- Inspect the headlights, brake lights, turn signals and taillights, windshield, and the side
and rear windows. Clean if necessary and replace any that are broken or not functional.
- Visually inspect all tires for obvious signs of a problem, and notice which way the front
wheels are pointed
- Check under the vehicle for fluid leaks
- Look inside of the vehicle before entering, especially the back seat, to ensure your
safety and protect yourself from carjacking
What is the pre-driving sequence? - Answers -1. Place your key in the ignition
2. Check that all doors are tightly closed and locked
3. Check windows and clean and/or defrost them as needed
4. Check for items that could block your view or strike an occupant in the event of a
quick stop or crash
5. Adjust the seat, steering wheel/column, accelerator and brake pedals (if applicable),
and head restraints
6. Adjust the rear view and outside mirrors
7. Fasten and adjust safety belt, and make sure all passengers do as well
8. Adjust air vents, windows, and/or temperature control
9. Make sure the sound system is off; new drivers should avoid the distraction of music
and talk radio
What is the correct hand position on the steering wheel? - Answers -Your left hand
should be around 8-9 o'clock and your right hand at about 3-4 o'clock. (9/3, 8/4)
What are the five keys to collision free driving under the Smith System (Mr. Smith)? -
Answers -1. Leave Yourself an Out: situations may occur that you don't plan on. Keep
plenty of space between you and the next vehicle
2. Aim High In Steering: don't look down your fender or hood but ahead 4 to 6 seconds
and 12 to 15 seconds ahead at the middle of your driving lane
3. Get The Overall Picture: look ahead a full block in cities/towns and half a mile ahead
on highways. You want to see everything in the space you are moving into, along with
the vehicles you see ahead of you.
4. Keep Your Eyes Moving: don't look at one thing. Develop the art of scanning and
glancing, continually and quickly. look ahead, look at the side, and look in your rear and
side mirrors
5. Make Sure They See You: see and be seen by other roadway users. Don't take for
granted that others can see your vehicle. Tap your horn or flick your headlights if you
need to
How long should your visual lead be? - Answers -Your visual lead should be around 20-
30 seconds to give you the most time to analyze conditions and adjust vehicle speed
and/or position before problems develop. Perceiving the traffic environment 20-30
seconds ahead also allows you more time to search in all directions.
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