Driving Flashcards
Three of the following four are good practices before backing. Which is not?
A. sound horn
B. inform operator or complete paperwork
C. turn off radio/ phone
D. open windows
B. inform operator or complete paperwork
After stopping on an uphill grade, when rejoining traffic you should:
hold the vehicle using the parking brakes until the clutch engages
When making a right turn to prevent the wheels from going over the curb or sidewalk, you should:
proceed well into the intersection before turning right
Before reversing you should:
exit the vehicle and check the path the vehicle will take
When approaching a roundabout you must:
ensure your vehicle is in the appropriate lane for both entry and exit
Anti-lock brake system:
prevent wheel lock and may not shorten the vehicle stopping distance
When approaching an intersection and you notice the roadway beyond is blocked with traffic you should:
stop before entering the intersection and wait until the traffic ahead moves on
The easiest and safest backing manoeuvres is:
parallel backing
As a driver you should minimize possible development of a dangerous situation by:
checking traffic as far down the roadway as possible
When the driver of another vehicle is about to overtake and pass your vehicle, you must:
move to the right and allow such vehicle to pass
When rounding a right curve on a highway with a tractor-trailer, you should:
keep the front wheels to the left side of the lane
If driving over the centerline while making a right turn, you must:
yield to traffic, signal the turn and ensure a safe manoeuvre
Which of the following is true when driving in a roundabout:
A. requires a much faster speed
B. other drivers entering after you have the right of way
C. larger vehicles always have the right of way
D. the vehicle in the roundabout has right of way
D. the vehicle in the roundabout has right of way
Before descending a steep hill, a good safe driving practice is to:
slow down or gear down
When starting to move a loaded tractor-trailer, the vehicle should be put:
the lowest available gear