Mallory Clarke chapter 1-6 Flashcards
What should you do when parking a car uphill?
The hand brake should be set and the vehicle’s wheels should be facing the curb
What should you do when parking a car downhill?
the hand brake should be set and the vehicle’s wheels should be facing away from the curb
What position should your hands be in while driving?
Nine and three
What do you have to do to get a special learners permit?
You have to be at least 16 years old. You must have signed guardian or parent consent. Must be enrolled in a driving course with an approved instructor to buy the permit for you. Must past the MVC’s knowledge and vision tests and you must pay the required fee.
What are the 6 points Id verification that you have to have to get your license?
At least one primary and secondary document. Proof of address, social security number, and 6 points of Id.
What type of driver’s license do you get if you are under 21?
One that is vertical rather than horizontal
How long is your license valid for?
4 years
What are the requirements to get the basic driver’s license?
Must be at least 18 years old. Must have completed one year of unsupervised driving with probationary license restrictions, and must pay a fee?
What are some things to do before you even start the car?
Check all windows and make sure nothing is blocking your view. Adjust the seat and all mirrors. Buckle your seat belt. Lock the doors. Finally, before you start, you should check all of your surroundings so you are all clear to go.
What is the steering method you should use when making turns?
Hand-over-hand steering
What are the three driving hand signals to use if your brake lights or turn signals aren’t working?
To turn right- hand and arm upward
To turn left- hand and arm straight out
To stop- hand and arm downward, palm facing the rear
What are the two turns that allow people to turn around?
U-turn and k-turn. K-turn is for commercial and neighborhood areas.
What is a contributing factor of fatal and other collisions?
exceeding the posted speed limit
What is the speed limit in school zones, business or residential districts.
25 mph
What is the speed limit in suburban business and residential districts.
35 mph
what is the speed limit on non-posted rural roadways
50 mph
What should you always do in these situations:on narrow or winding roads at intersections at railroad crossings at sharp or blind turns when pedestrians are present On wet or slippery roads On hills
slow down
what side of the road should you stay on
the right
For passing how do you pass
go to the left for passing
What should you always do in these situations: EMERGENCY VEHICLES (W/ SIRENS AND LIGHTS) TRAINS BUSES POSTAL VEHICLES MOBILITY ASSISTANCE DEVICES VEHICLES ALREADY IN THE INTERCENTION
Always yield
what are the three types of intersections?
Blind, controlled and uncontrolled
what is a controlled intersection
A controlled intersection is regulated by traffic signals, signals in any direction or controlled by a police
what is an uncontrolled intersection
An intersection is uncontrolled when two or more roads join and there is no traffic signal or reglitory device.
What do you do when at an uncontrolled intersection
must reduce speed and be prepared to stop
what is a blind intersection
A blind intersection can occur when a building, parked car, bushes ect. obstruct your line of sight
when should you do this: Obey entrance ramp speed limits
speed up to the flow of traffic
do not stop in the acceleration lane
yield to traffic and enter the right lane when safe
when entering a highway
what should you do when there is a disabled vehicle
reduce speed and increase distance between you and the disabled vehicle. you may have to change lanes. Stay alert for pedestrians, trucks and police vehicles
how far must you stop for a railroad crossing?
A motorist must stop 15 ft from a railroad crossing when there are flashing lights, ringing bells, or flag signals.