Chapter 3 Flashcards
Who is required to wear seat belts under GDL law?
Driver and all passengers
The driver is responsible for who?
All passengers under 18 years of age
List three ways seat belts help in the event of a crash or sudden stop
- Keep you from being thrown from the car.
- keep you from hitting the windshield or dashboard
- keep you from sliding off the seat and losing control of the car
Where should a child under the age of 8 who is less than 57 inches be seated in a car?
Seated in the rear seat of the vehicle in a booster or front facing restraint system, unless there is no rear seat, the front seat will be allowed
When should signals be used?
turning, changing lanes, slowing down
How many feet must you signal before turning?
100 feet
The hand signal used for left turns is?
hand and arm straight out
What should a motorist do when driving in reverse?
turn your head and body to the right until you can see clearly through the back window without the use of mirrors
When parking downhill, what way should you turn your wheels?
towards the curb
When parking uphill, what way should you turn your wheels?
away from the curb
Nausea/vomiting, dizziness, and loss of consciousness are signs of what?
carbon monoxide poisoning
What conditions cause dangerous levels of carbon monoxide to accumulate inside a vehicle?
Operating a vehicle with an exhaust leak or poorly tuned engine; idling a vehicle in a garage or confined space, even with the outside garage door open; operating a vehicle with a tailpipe that is blocked by debris, including snow, leaves or water
What should you do if someone is suspected of carbon monoxide poisoning?
immediately call 911 and remove them from the source of CO