The safety cushion/ maneuverability
what should you do if there are bicycles or pedestrians
give them extra room
you can help drivers behind you be doing what
keeping a steady speed
what is speed limit sign for
to tell you the safest speed to go/ max speed
At 55 mph you need a how many second gap to pass someone in oncoming traffic
10 seconds
If you have a long trailing and are turning right what do you have to do
swing out left then turn right it the opposite for the other way
what does being tailgated mean
when someone is following to close to you
what should you not do when merging
merge into a small hole
how many feet do your headlights let you see
400 feet
At blank mph it takes 10 seconds to pass someone in oncoming traffic
55 mph
what is the blind spot behind a 18 wheeler
up to 200 feet
should you stay beside a big truck
no because they may not be able to see you and go to turn lanes and hit you
When entering you should do what
leave enough space so you can enter at the right speed
what is the two second rule
the safe following distance
how many seconds should you be behind someone
2 to 3
what amount of feet does a vehicle start to disappear In front of a 18 wheeler
20
what is the split difference rule
if a pedestrian or a bicyclist is on the road you split the middle from them and the person coming your way
If you go into a 4 second gap how many second will you have merge
2 seconds
What is the sight distance rule
pick a stationary object and can't to four one thousand
if your not sure about the space when passing what should you do
wait for more passing space
How many feet does it take a big truck going 65 mph to stop
525
Should you ever underestimate the size or speed of a 18 wheeler
you should never underestimate an 18 wheeler because its hard to stop in them
what is the four second rule
its the amount of seconds you should have in-between cars to merge in between them
If its raining, snowing, or you can't see 200 feet in front of your what should you do to your speed
reduce it to 30 mph below
how many feet or miles do you need to pass someone
1600 feet or 1/3 of a mile
what percent of fatal crashes involve more then 2 vehicles
72%