DMV Section 11 Flashcards
You should _____ to watch for hazards.
Always keep your eyes moving
Before changing lanes, _____ to check for nearby vehicles. Look _____ to check blind spots.
Look in your rearview mirror, over your shoulder
Scan the road _____ seconds ahead of your vehicle so you can see hazards early and avoid last minute moves.
10 - 15
As you scan ahead, be alert for _____ around you.
Vehicles and Hazards
Use the _____ to avoid tailgating
Three-second rule (look at pg.78 for more tailgating information)
Do not stay in another driver’s _____.
Blind spot
Always check each side of your vehicle at _____.
Intersections, Crosswalks, and Railroad crossings
Check blind spots before you _____.
Change Lanes, Turn at an Intersection, Merge with Traffic, Backing up, Leave a Parking Space, Parallel Park, Pull out from the Curb, Open your car door
Check behind your vehicle before you _____.
Change Lanes, Reduce Speed, Turn into a side road/driveway, Stop to pull into a parking space, Drive down a long or steep hill, backing up
When driving at night, make sure you can stop in the distance _____.
Lit by your headlights
If another vehicle’s lights are too bright, you should _____.
look towards the right edge of your lane
A fixed stare is ____
when you only look at the car in front of you
If someone is tailgating you, allow for _____
more space in front of you (to be able to slowly brake to allow the tailgater to brake in time)
When a vehicle is oncoming with one light drive _____
as far right as possible to allow for the vehicle to have as much room as possible
When driving on a wet road, reduce speed by ___ to ____ slower
5 mph, 10 mph
When driving on packed snow, reduce speed by _____
half