TDL 180 stands for...
Temporary Drivers License, 180 days
1
No u turn
This lubricates your engine and you should change it every 3000-5000 miles
oil
Describe where you feet should be when you drive.
left foot on dead pedal, right foot shifting from brake and gas
paying for this each month serves coverage/protection for if you get in an accident...
insurance
What is the difference between a learners permit and a license?
learners is for practice- license you can drive by yourself.
2
4 way intersection
Name 5 things you might find in an emergency kit...
various responses
The correct hand position for driving is at this clock position.
8 and 4.
The major highway in VA that runs north/south
95
Name 3 exemptions to the curfew law...
religious event, school event, job, emergency
3
merge
These spin very fast underneath your car generating energy. It powers the alternator and your power steering. You may have to replace it if it has chips or cracks, as it can lead to your vehicle braking down.
the belts (timing, serpentine, etc.)
How far should the steering wheel be from you chest?
10 inches
The major highway in VA that runs east to west
64
You must renew your drivers license every...
8 years
4
divided high way ends
Coolant/antifreeze stops your vehicle from getting to cold, but also prevents overheating by raising the....
boiling point
What is the dead pedal?
Space to the left of the brake where your left foot should left.
When you must slow down or stop because the other driver has the right of way, this is known as
yielding
Describe the 7 days of behind the wheel. How does it work and how does the difficulty progress?
From easy to difficult. parking lot- school- residential-country, turnpike, highway, test. With another student and teacher.
5
lane ends
Tire pressure is measured in...
PSI (pressure per square inch)
What does BGE settings stand for?
Blind Zone Glare Elimination setting for your side mirrors
What does it mean if the ABS symbol appears when you start your car?
The antilock braking system is working correctly.