Seat belts
The seat-belt law states that all passengers must wear their seat-belts. Failure to wear one can result in a ticket. Who is responsible?
The law states that the driver is responsible for all passengers under 18 years of age in making sure that they are wearing their seatbelt. $48 fine for not wearing your seatbelt. Passengers over the age of 18 are responsible for themselves.
What should you always check before entering a car?
Check in front and in back of your blind spot areas.
Look for children, toys, objects, etc.
Is there ice or snow on the car?
Are there any new damages or issues present?
. What is the fine for not having a child in the proper seating assignment?
$54 plus court fees
What are the accompanying driving requirements for the road test?
A licensed driver who is at least 21 years old and has a license for at least four years.
What is the fine for not wearing your seatbelt?
$48
What distance should you be from the curb when parallel parking?
No more than six inches.
Seat belts can save lives and improve a driver’s chances of surviving a crash by what percent?
60%
What are six things you should check before starting a car?
Make sure windows are clean.
Adjust seat.
Adjust mirrors (right and left)
Make sure you and your passengers have seatbelts on.
Make sure the car is in park.
Make sure doors are locked.
When should a motorist signal before making a turn?
100 feet
Motor vehicle will monitor your driving for how long
after passing the road test or for the period of probation ?
One year
What are some symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning?
Headache, dizziness, loss of consciousness, nausea/vomiting. Chest pain, confusion.
Which way should the wheels be turned when parking uphill?
Away
What are the 3 ways seat belts can help you?
They keep you from being thrown from the vehicle in a collision.
They slow your body down with the vehicle during sudden stops.
They keep you from sliding on the seat during sudden stops and turns.
What should your hand position be on the steering wheel?
9-3
What are the hand signals for: slow down/stop, right turn and left turn
Stop or slow down: Hand and arm downward
Right turn: Hand and arm upward
Left turn: Hand and arm straight out
Please provide the following information about the 6 points of the ID program.
How many primary documents do you need?
A primary document is worth how many points?
`All documents used need to be ….?
Please provide the following information about the 6 points of the ID program.
How many primary documents do you need?
One
A primary document is worth how many points?
4 points
`All documents used need to be ….?
Original documents
What is the leading cause of death among children?
Traffic accidents
Which way should the wheels be turned when parking downhill?
Toward
Children must be in a car seat/booster seat under what age and height?
Children up to age:8
Weigh under 80 lbs
Height: 4ft, 9 inches
What is the proper technique for checking your blind spot?
keep your hands straight on the wheel, glance at your mirrors and shift forward, look straight, you may look over your shoulder into the blind spot and then straight again.
What should you do if you drive through a puddle?
Pump the brakes.
How long must you wait if you fail your road test?
2 weeks
Children up to age 8 that weigh under 80 lbs. must ride in a what?
Car seat/booster seat
Bonus points for all!
Bonus points for all!
Where in the car should an infant car safety seat be placed?
In the back seat.
Your stopping distance depends on what factors?
Speed
Motorist’s reaction time
Weather
Brake conditions
Condition of tires
Condition of the roadway
Describe the body position for driving in reverse.
To drive in reverse, a motorist’s head and body should be turned to the right until he/she can see clearly through the back window of the vehicle without the use of mirrors. The motorist’s right hand and arm should be placed over the back of the front passenger seat; the left hand should grasp the top of the steering wheel. This is the position a motorist should be in to reverse in a straight line, with corrections made as needed.
A vehicle should be driven slowly in reverse – typically, walking speed (2 to 4 mph).
The motorist should not turn forward until the vehicle is totally stopped.
A motorist must be able to drive in reverse to pass the road portion of the driving test. He/she will be asked to back the vehicle about 100 feet in a straight line, slowly and smoothly
Provide 5 items on the Road Test Checklist.
Six points of ID, validated permit, valid inspection sticker, 2 red GDL decals, properly mounted, vehicle utilized for the road test must have unobstructed access to the foot brake or to the parking brake mounted to the right of the driver in a position accessible to the examiner, all signals, brake lights, and windshield wipers on the vehicle must be in working order for the test and accompanied by a licenced driver.
Children up to age 12 must ride where?
In the back seat using a seatbelt.
What is the fine for not removing snow or ice off of your vehicle?
$25 - $75