Pulling the steering wheel down with one hand while the other hand crosses over to pull the wheel farther down. Used for quick turns at speeds below air bag deployment speed.
What is Hand-over-hand steering?
100
Parking the vehicle diagonally to the curb.
What is angle parking?
100
Computer controlled braking system that keep the wheels from locking if the driver brakes hard.
What is antilock braking system (ABS)?
100
IPDE
What is identify, predict, decide, & execute?
100
External force form others of a similar age. It can be both positive or negative.
What is peer pressure?
200
Area that rearview mirrors cannot show.
What is blind spot?
200
Parking the vehicle at a right angle to the curb.
What is perpendicular parking?
200
A device you must engage.
What is an active restraint device?
Example - Seatbelt
200
The area you can see around you while you are looking straight ahead.
What is field of vision?
200
Compex system made up of roadway users, vehicles, and roadways.
What is the Highway transportation system (HTS)?
300
Check traffic ahead and in rear/sideview mirrors. Check blind spot over left shoulder. Signal left.
What is Steps to leaving the curb?
300
When parking uphill with no curb, your vehicle's front wheels should
What is turn to the right?
300
A device that works automatically.
What is a passive restraint device?
Example - Air Bag
300
Open space around a vehicle consisting of adequate following distance between it and the vehicles ahead and behind, plus swerve path to the left and right.
What is a space cushion?
300
Seperate traffic traveling in opposite direction on two-way roads. These lines may be single or double.
What is solid yellow lines?
400
Skills such as smooth use of acceleration braking, and steering controls.
What are Physical Skills?
400
When parking downhill with a curb, your vehicle's front wheels should
What is turn to the right?
400
Colorless, odorless, tasteless gas contained in the exhaust fumes of gasoline engines.
What is carbon monoxide?
400
Reduce risk by giving as much space as possible to the greater of the two or more hazards.
What is compromised space?
500
I big part of the the driving task is applying these type of skill to interact with other driviers on the roadways.
What are Social Skills?
500
The marking on the curb may be red, yellow, or white.
What is No Parking Zone?
500
The force of resistance that acts between materials moving past one another, whick keeps tires from sliding on the road.
What is friction?
500
Organized method for managing the space-six zones around your vehicle.
What is Zone Control System?
500
Driving at a speed that makes your stopping distance longer than the distancelighted by your headlights.