Road Signs
This color means stop or prohibition
what is red?
what should you do always do before changing lanes?
what is checking mirrors and blind spots?
you must pass this test before you can take the written permit exam
what is the vision test?
you must always wear this either as a passenger or driver
what is a seatbelt
what should you do when it starts raining or snowing hard
what is slowing down
this shape is used for stop signs
what is an octagon?
what does a solid yellow line mean?
what is no passing allowed?
before you drive, you should always adjust these three things
what are the seat, mirrors, and steering wheel?
this is the #1 cause of crashes for new/young drivers
what is distraction?
why is night driving more dangerous?
what is reduced visibility and harder to judge distances
this sign means you should slow down and be ready to stop
what is a yellow light?
at a four way stop, this person goes first
who is the first person who arrived?
this document is required along with your birth certificate to get a permit
what is social security card?
if your car starts skidding or goes out of control, you should do this
what is take your foot off the gas and do not slam the brakes?
what is the safest response to black ice?
what is avoid sudden braking or turning?
this sign means you must give the right of way to other drivers
what is a yield sign?
when are you allowed to turn right on a red light?
what is after stopping and if there is no sign prohibiting it?
what must you actually pass before getting a full license?
what is written test, vision test, and road test
why is it unsafe to brake hard while turning?
what is because it can cause loss of traction and control?
why is it dangerous to use cruise control on wet or icy roads?
what is can reduce traction control and delay reaction when tires slip
what color are regulatory signs? (like speed limits?)
what is white with black and sometimes red?
At a four-way stop where two vehicles arrive simultaneously from opposite directions, this driver must yield the right-of-way if they intend to turn across the path of the other vehicle
Who is the left-turning driver
Under the Graduated Driver Licensing system, this specific period requires a clean driving record before a teen can graduate from a learner’s permit to an intermediate license
whta is a holding period
This term refers to the area of empty space a driver maintains around all four sides of their vehicle to provide an 'escape route' in an emergency
What is a Space Cushion
this process helps you manage risk while driving
what is IPDE (Identify, Predict, Decide and Execute)