Driving Basics
These are positions in this driving structure.
What is lane position.
Scanning, solbing, and controlling describes this safety method.
What is searching ranges.
A u represents this maneuver.
What is a U turn.
This is a way to signal without lights.
What is hand single.
You lose traction with the road in this emergency.
What is a skid.
3 & 9 o'clock is the position of this driving basic.
What is hand position.
This type of sight describes the edge of vision.
What is peripheral vision.
A 360 check is required every time this is done.
What is reversing.
Regulates, warns, and guilds are parts of this information source.
What is a road sign.
This emergency is when your tires lose air.
What is a flat.
This acronym isused to safely and properly start a car.
What is LSMILE.
Smooth stopping and down with this technique.
What is trail braking.
A y is a synonym for this type of turn.
What is a 3-point turn.
This communicates that you are letting others go before you.
What is yielding.
Reduced visibility is common when driving at this time.
What is nighttime driving.
This is aligned to the rear door handle.
What is a side mirror.
Keeping your surroundings safe describes this safety method.
What is zone control.
This maneuver lets you "cut in line" legally.
What is passing.
This is used to communicate something is wrong.
What is hazard lights.
Unable to slow down is due to this emergency.
What is brake failure.
These guides give the relative position of the car.
What is reference points.
This is done to keep a safe following distance when accelerating from a stopped position.
What is 2 second delay.
Looking to your destination before turning is required for this type of turn.
What is a precision turn.
These are known as blinkers to the British.
What is a turn single.
There types of natural events can cause additional dangerous situations.
What is a poor weather condition.