Week 1 Flashcards
Is driving a right or a privilege?
Driving is a privilege it can be taken away.
Statistically speaking, what is the most dangerous age group on the road?
15-16 year olds
What are the top three leading causes of vehicle collisions?
Number one: distracted driving number two: speeding number three: failed stop at intersection
What are the restrictions when you first get your license?
If you are under 16 you cannot drive at night and within the first six months if you’re under 17 you may not have more than one passenger.
What are the requirements when driving on your learners permit? (SIP)
- Must drive with an adult over 21
- Nobody can be intoxicated in the car
- Everyone wears seatbelts
What happens if you get a ticket during your learners permit?
Your permit will be revoked and your six months must start over.
What is scanning?
Analyzing the road ahead of you for potential hazards
What is the leading cause of death for teens?
Traffic Crashes
What is a space cushion?
The space around your car that you as a driver should keep safe.
What’s the basic rule?
No matter the posted, speed limit driver, a suitable speed relevant to road conditions.
How far ahead in the line of sight should your eyes be when driving?
12 - 15 seconds
I.P.D.E
Identify, Predict, Decide, Execute
What is the legal fallowing distance? When should this change?
3 - 4 seconds, should be more if you’re fallowing a big truck or it’s rough weather etc.
7 things you should do before starting the car
- Circle of safety
- Lock the doors
3 adjust the wheel - Adjust the head rest
5 adjust the mirrors - Adjust the seat
- Seat belt
How can you safely avoid a collision?
Change speed or direction
