Chapter 3 - Driver Responsibilty Flashcards

1
Q

NJ seat belt law is a ________ offense.

A

primary

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2
Q

Who is responsible for passengers wearing their seat belts if they are UNDER 18?

A

The driver.

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3
Q

What are 4 things seat belts do to improve the chances of a motorist or passenger surviving a crash?

A

Keep motorists/passengers from being thrown from the vehicle in a collision.
Slow down a body w/ the vehicle.
Keep a motorist/passenger from sliding on the seat.
Keep a motorist in position so he/she can control the vehicle.

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4
Q

Explain the Child Passenger Safety Law.

A

Children under age 8 who are less than 57 inches (4ft 9in) tall must ride in a federally approved booster seat.
Children under age 4 who weigh less than 40 pounds must ride in a federally approved front facing child passenger restrain system that is equipped a five-point harness in a rear seat of the motor vehicle.

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5
Q

List some safety points when transporting infants or children in your vehicle.

A

Always put infant in rear-facing child safety seat in back seat of vehicle w/ airbags.
Always make sure children under 12 years old and younger ride in backseat of vehicle.
Always make sure everyone is buckled up.

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6
Q

How do you test conventional disc and drum brakes.

A

Pump them gently.

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7
Q

How do you test Anti-Lock Brakes (ABS)?

A

Applying steady pressure to the brake pedal.

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8
Q

Tire pressure should be checked often especially in _____ weather.

A

cold

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9
Q

Can a motorist drive with snow or ice on their vehicle? Why or why not?

A

No because the snow/ice could hit a pedestrian or vehicle causing injury or property damage.

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10
Q

What and where are the blind spots in your vehicle?

A

Areas where a motorist cannot see behind his/ her vehicle (both sides).

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11
Q

How can you check your blind spots?

A

Turning your head.

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12
Q

Idling is restricted to o more than ___ minutes.

A

3

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13
Q

For normal driving, the motorist should grip the steering wheel at ___ and ___ o’clock.

A

9 and 3

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14
Q

List 7 factors that affect stopping distance.

A
Motorist's reaction time
Weather and visibility conditions
Vehicle weight
Brake conditions
Condition and types of tires
Roadway conditions
Speed
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15
Q

A common braking mistake of many new drivers is?

A

Slamming the brake pedal.

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16
Q

A driver should signal ____ feet in advance of a turn.

A

100

17
Q

When parking a vehicle facing downhill, the parking brake should be sent and the wheels should be turn _______ the curb.

A

toward

18
Q

When parking a vehicle facing uphill, the parking brake should be sent and the wheels should be turn __________ the curb.

A

away from

19
Q

Where would you most likely find Angle Parking spots?

A

Shopping centers, stores, schools

20
Q

When parallel parking, the inside wheels should be no more than ___ inches from the curb.

A

6

21
Q

What are the hand signals?

A

Stop is left hand out palm facing rear.
Right is hand out and up.
Left is straight out.